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"Right", an ideology which is firstly used in Europe(France) starts deepening its roots in Europe because of various economic, political and regional crisis. In today world right ideology revolves around nationalism, elitism, ethnicity, culture and tradition.
In France, National Front, a far right party registered best score ever in the regional elections and will be one of two contenders in the second ballot for the Presidential elections in 2017. Poland, the country which has fared economically among the best in Europe – has nevertheless put in power the most right- wing government on the continent in last fall’s elections. In Hungary, Prime Minister Viktor Orban, heading another extremely right- wing government, had attracted the open contempt of his fellow European leaders for his drastic antimigrant policies and his inflammatory statements. While the municipality of Vienna is now in the hands of a far- right party, the whole of Scandinavia – undoubtedly until now the most hospitable part of Europe – is now tightening the screws as populist/right parties have gained the upper hand or are able to dictate tighter policies towards migrants in Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Norway. This rise is simply an implication of faster technological, economic and geopolitical changes.
Conclusion:
Its every country rights to preserve its identity, culture and tradition but not at the cost of further marginalizing outside strata. Also, Moderate forces in Europe have at long last to get out of their comfort zone, to think innovatively about responses to the questions and expectations of their people, If they want to be able to counter efficiently the populist revolt that has been let to foster. And the first priority is to restore confidence into the future by reviving economic dynamism and a sense of social resolve.
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