Right-wing parties are gaining momentum across Europe, with significant electoral successes and potential shifts in political alliances. In the 2024 European Parliament elections, these parties have seen a surge, leading to new and old alliances being reconsidered in Brussels. Meanwhile, in France, Jordan Bardella, the 28-year-old leader of the National Rally (RN) party, is a prime candidate for Prime Minister, marking a potential historic shift towards far-right leadership in the country. This political landscape is causing a stir within the EU, with debates on how to handle Hungary's EU Presidency amidst the rise of the Patriots for Europe Alliance. These developments signal a potentially transformative period for European politics, with right-wing parties influencing policies and alliances at both national and EU levels.
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Who is the 28-year-old vying to be France’s PM, and what might his far-right party do in power?
https://cnn.com/europe/jordan-bardella-national-rally-france-pro…
Jordan Bardella’s political rise as leader of the National Rally (RN) party has been swift. Next week, at just 28, he could become France’s prime minister – and Europe’s youngest for more than 200 years.
