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The Impact of the Rise of the Far Right in Europe on the Middle East and Egypt

Aya Abdel Aziz &Alshaimaa Arafat
Last updated: 2023/04/04 at 11:20 AM
Aya Abdel Aziz &Alshaimaa Arafat
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European powers have been facing several successive challenges in recent years, including primarily the growing populist rhetoric, the emergence of nationalist currents, and the rise of the far right to power as a reaction to the failure of European policies based on democracy, protection of rights, and freedoms in containing successive crises, which came against the backdrop of waves of immigration and asylum that have increased dramatically since 2015.

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