What policies have right-wing governments implemented in Europe?

Thursday, Jan 23, 2025

Der Standard

Examining right-wing governments in Europe to predict potential policies of an FPÖ-led Austrian government.

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As Austria approaches its first federal government led by the FPÖ, it is suggested that examining the actions of right-wing leaders like Viktor Orbán and Giorgia Meloni in other EU countries can provide insight into what a similar government might implement, as this new administration is expected to be more critical of the EU, pro-Russian, and anti-immigration compared to previous governments.

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