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| In Britain, France and Germany the populist right are leading in the polls. Could the National Rally, the AfD or Reform UK revive their respective countries? Zanny Minton Beddoes, our editor-in-chief, and Edward Carr, deputy editor, speak to a panel of our experts about what the populists are promising, why they’re so popular and how they could reshape Europe. #france #uk #germany #afd #reformuk #europe 00:00 - Why is the populist right so popular? 02:50 - How Nigel Farage is moderating as he gets closer to power 03:35 - Alice Weidel and the AfD 05:08 - The populist right and economic growth 06:50 - How would the RN deal with the European Union? Watch the full show: econ.st/4oYgmbt Jordan Bardella starts to lay out his plans: econ.st/3XeUAnO France’s Fifth Republic is in unprecedented turmoil: econ.st/3WJLAa8 The AfD is not sweeping Germany. But it is dividing it: econ.st/4qTctq4 The Dutch choose optimism over anti-immigrant populism: econ.st/3JLHJ9v Why moderates are reclaiming Europe’s national flags: econ.st/3JopRlb How to beat the hard right, Netherlands edition: econ.st/47PnFvb Sign up to the Insider newsletter: econ.st/4nOyzIb |
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