Germany’s domestic intelligence agency, Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BFV), has classified the option for Germany (AFD) as “confirmation of right -wing extremists”. Other political parties in Germany mostly do not want to do with it. Some politicians have also called for banning it. What does the situation look like in the rest of Europe?
The Netherlands: Parties Wur de Vrijid
The Gert Wilders Party for Freedom (PVV) recently caused a four-sided coalition, which led to a decline as it did not make it very difficult to migrate in its idea. Wilders told reporters, “I proposed a plan to close the boundaries for refugee to shut down boundaries, to shut down shelters. I demanded coalition partners, which they did not,” Wilders told reporters. “I signed up for strict test shelter policies, not for the demise of the Netherlands.”
New elections have now been held for autumn.
Althogah became the strongest force in his party parliamentary elections, wilders did not become the head of the government, the bee was considered very radical by his coalition partners. Instead, independent politician Dick Shuf was nominated as Prime Minister of the Netherlands.
If it had been up to wilders alone, it would have banned all new mosques and Quran. He is an outspoken critic of green strategies to deal with climate change, and he sees the European Union as long as.
Wilders are under complete control over their party, of which he is the only registered member; Even the depots and ministers are officially belonging to PVV. This allows wilders to decide on the party program alone and appoint all election candidates.
Poland: Prawo I SprawiedliWosc
Law and Nyaya Party (PIS) were defeated in parliamentary elections in late 2023; Donald Task, president of the liberal former European Council, has since ruled Poland as Prime Minister. But the PI is the presidency of the president, and can use veto to apply a brake on the government’s policy.
It did not convert Sion to the presidential election in the late May 2025, which was narrowly won by the Peace-Edited Karol Navaroki, running a campaign, an European, and anti-German, campaign.
Generally, however, PIS as a party is cautious in Brussels, as it knows that the European Union has significant money from the Union to Poland. It deployed himself in favor of Ukraine in the war with Russia and advocates a strong NATO appearance against its powerful neighbor.
In terms of migration policy, however, the party shares staunch ideas similar to its European colleagues. On social issues, it is close to the Catholic Church in Poland and opposed abortion, equal-lingo marriage and adoption.
Hungary: Fides
The Fids-Hungerian Civic Alliance is probably the most successful far-flung party in Europe. Thanks to his leader Victor Orban, what is the party in power in Hungary between 1998 and 2002 and again since 2010. Established in 1988, shortly before the collapse of communism, as a radical liberal force, the party remained on this course for a long time.
But Orban and his party swung towards the rights sent at least in 2015, when German Chanman Angela Merkel announced the “reception culture” for the refugees. Fides are now clearly in favor of Illiberal Democracy, “Christian West” is threatened by foreign infiltration and wants to limit the impact of the European Union.
Unlike Polish Pis, the party has a song contact with Russia, despite the war in Ukraine, especially on energy issues. Orban is close to Russian President Vladimir Putin at an ideological level.
However, unlike similar parties, the party recognizes man -made climate change as a threat.
Slovakia: Smer – Sloveska Socialna Democresia
The Smer was founded by the current Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico. The direction-follower is called a social democracy, the direction of the party is clearly correct and the social democracy that advocates is very low with the style of social democracy of Germany. Smer has warned that Slovakia is also becoming a “foreigner”.
Fico has said that Muslims are not able to integrate and in 2016 he said that Islam had no place in Slovakia.
He He Hukranea dismissed that Russia attacked as “Nazis and Fascists” and before the 2023 Parliagenary elections, in which Smer won the Smeer, announced that he would immediately stop for arms delivery for Ukraine.
He did so, claiming that NATO and the United States were responsible for Russia’s attack on Ukraine. This led to protests in Slovakia.
The FICO government has repeatedly criticized the European Union’s sanctions against Russia as “waste and counter -protest”.
Spain: Vox
Vokes (Latin for Voice), whose leaders are Santiago Abskal, have increased rapidly since the establishment of the party in 2013. In the 2016 parliamentary elections, it won only 0.2% of the votes. It went up to 15% in 2019.
The party is still the third strongest political force in Spain. However, it never participated in the federal government. Orthodox Partido Popular (popular party) may be ready to form a coalition with it, but instead it was a socialist Pedro Sanchez that formed the government.
Vox’s main concern is specific to Spain: The party believes that self-government rights of autonomous communities discover and can be canceled as Catalonia or Basque country and should be canceled and Spain should be a centralized state’s Ilttel. The party has a special Spanish taste for anti-immigration and Islamic tones: Abuskal has called for a new reorganization. First, which ended in 1492, a series of campaigns against Muslim states ruled the Iberian Peninsula for centuries.
In early February, Vox hosted a major event called “Make Europe Great Again” in the Spanish capital Madrid. Participants including Hungary Prime Minister Victor Orban and French far-flung politician Marine Le Penn.
Denmark: Dansk Folke Parti
The Danish People’s Party was established in 1995 and had the most successful period in the 2000s and 2010s. With its anti-immigration, anti-globalization and European Union posts, combined with the demands of a strong welfare state, it provided support for several central-last governments in Danish capital Copenhagen. In particular, it was to push through the shelter system.
But after 2019, support for the party declined after Denmark’s social democrats, led by Met Fredericseen, not only adopted his refuge demands, but also pushed so much. In the last parliamentary election in 2022, the People’s Party holds only 2.6% of the votes. The immigration and asylum policy of Denmark’s current social democratic government is the most difficult in Europe.
This article was translated from German.
