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Europe’s extreme right is on the march. Where to?
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Comprehensive summary
- Glass for Europe attends a roundtable organised by the European Commission’s DG ENER
- Europe’s extreme right is on the march. Where to?
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Primary framing
“Glass for Europe attends a roundtable organised by the European Commission’s DG ENER”
Europe’s extreme right is on the march. Where to?
Key facts
- Uncertainty surrounds the feasibility of a united Europe
- The extreme right is gaining momentum in Europe
- The European Commission is engaging with stakeholders, including Glass for Europe
- A study has found that Europeans question the viability of a united Europe
- Europeans want a united Europe but are uncertain about its feasibility
- The European Commission is engaging with stakeholders, including Glass for Europe
- A study has found that Europeans question the viability of a united Europe
Center-leaning outlets
- glassonweb.com
- Prospect Magazine
- CNBC