David Broder

European politics analyst David Broder discusses the rise of right-wing parties in Europe post-elections. Topics include alliances forming with far-right, Macron's snap election in France, rise of Le Pen's party, right-wing parties in Italy and Germany, AFD's influence in Germany, and Ursula von der Leyen's political landscape in the EU.

Exploring the EU election results, David Adler and David Broder discuss the strength of the far right in Europe. They examine Emmanuel Macron's response, questioning if he is welcoming the far-right into power in France. The podcast also delves into Europe's reactions to global events and shifts in political dynamics.

In this discussion, David Broder, Europe editor of Jacobin Magazine, and Luigi Scazzieri from the Centre for European Reform, along with Balázs Orbán, political director for Hungary’s Prime Minister, delve deep into Giorgia Meloni's impact as Italy's first female prime minister. They explore the shifting dynamics of the European right, dissect the blurring lines between center-right and far-right politics, and debate the challenges of nationalism and anti-immigrant sentiments. The conversation also navigates Italy’s economic troubles and how they affect the political landscape across Europe.