Far-right in Europe
Rosa Luxemburg Conference 2024: mapping the decline of imperialism

Thousands gathered at the 2024 Rosa Luxemburg Conference to delve into the decline of imperialism and explore strategies for strengthening left movements

Elon Musk and AfD’s Alice Weidel’s align ahead of elections in Germany

In a recent interview, Elon Musk and Alice Weidel from Alternative for Germany found common ground on topics ranging from anti-immigration to historical revisionism

Milanović triumphs in Croatia’s presidential election opposing deployment of Croatian forces in Ukraine

Incumbent Zoran Milanović achieved a major win in the second round of Croatia’s presidential election, defeating rival Dragan Primorac by nearly 750,000 votes

Austrian far-right within reach of power as coalition talks collapse

Three months after Austria’s general election, the far-right Freedom Party inches closer to power as mainstream parties fail to form a coalition

Croatia’s presidential race heads to second round

Incumbent president Zoran Milanović missed a first-round victory in Croatia’s presidential election, setting the stage for a run-off on January 12, 2025

European Council meets under new leadership but keeps old agenda

Under new President António Costa, the European Council session upheld the EU’s stale international policy, showing no readiness for change

No winners in Romania’s election as court annuls presidential race

Romania’s constitutional court annulled the presidential election’s first round amid interference allegations, just as right-wing Călin Georgescu appeared poised to win

No-confidence vote overthrows French prime minister Barnier

French Prime Minister Michel Barnier was forced to hand in his resignation after a successful no-confidence motion in the National Assembly

Macron’s prime minister faces no-confidence vote over budget proposal

French Prime Minister Michel Barnier, a conservative appointed by Emmanuel Macron, faces a no-confidence vote just three months into his administration due to a controversial budget proposal

German “traffic light” coalition falls apart

Chancellor Olaf Scholz has dismissed Finance Minister Christian Lindner following months of internal conflict over budget policies, signaling early elections in Germany

Trump’s return leads to mixed emotions across Europe

As centrist leaders appear concerned and the far-right celebrates after Donald Trump’s re-election, Europe’s left is calling for a new path, independent from US interests and focused on social justice

Emmanuel Macron's rightward bent What a new US presidency might mean for Europe

While a Kamala Harris or Donald Trump presidency would differ in style, the impact on US-Europe relations may ultimately be one of nuance