#mainstream-parties

#mainstream-parties

Mainstream parties struggle to counter the influence of extreme politics, as radical parties gain traction across Europe.

The rise of the far-right AfD signifies a major shift in German politics towards new parties and away from traditional mainstream ones.

Belgian police shut down far-right gathering amid concerns of public order, protesting free speech limitations, hinting at potential voter shifts to NatCon 2024.

The Republican Front in French politics is a strategic alliance of mainstream parties and voters to minimize the far-right's chances of winning an election.

The far-right AfD emerged as a major political force in eastern Germany, signaling a shift away from traditional parties.

Mainstream pro-EU alliance maintained majority in European Parliament despite gains by the national conservative and far-right forces.

A row has erupted among European political parties over far-right condemnation.

Mainstream parties are abandoning moral principles by considering partnerships with far-right groups.

Geert Wilders, previously seen as an outcast in Dutch politics, has surged in popularity after winning national elections.

The rise of far-right leaders like Wilders in European countries is forcing mainstream parties to address their presence and influence.