Europe is shifting right but who is really ‘far-right’?

Exploring the rise of far-right parties in Europe, Tim Harcourt critiques misleading labels and implications for EU stability.

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September 14, 2026

Far-left anti-Semitism and the far-right’s rise challenge EU stability and immigration policies, warns Tim Harcourt

‘We never talk about the racist anti-Semitism of the far-left.’ This concerns the rise of far-right parties in Europe.

Professor Tim Harcourt from UTS argues that labels like ‘far-right’ can be misleading and vary by country.

He highlights Germany’s AfD win as significant, contrasting with Denmark and Sweden’s immigration policies.

The rise of far-right parties could impact EU stability and immigration policies across the continent.

Future European elections may further test the influence of these political shifts.

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