🇫🇷🇬🇧🇩🇪For the first time ever, far-right parties have started leading in polls simultaneously in the three largest countries in Europe - France, United Kingdom, and Germany, writes the Wall Street Journal.

In Germany, the AfD is pulling ahead in the polls, gaining popularity among residents of industrial cities. Growing migration is causing increasing irritation - since 2017, the number of residents born outside the country has risen from 15% to 22%, while in the US (with a much larger population) this figure is only 16%.

In Britain, a major scandal recently unfolded related to the government booking hotel rooms for illegal immigrants while their cases are being processed in court. All of this is at the taxpayers’ expense, which causes discontent. Because of this, the right-wing politician, leader of the Reform UK party, Farage, is gaining more and more popularity.

In France, the “National Rally” leads in the polls. The rating of the head of this party, Jordan Bardella, stands at 36%.

“It’s the same story, from small towns in England, to the French countryside, and German towns, where many people feel that traditional elites look down on them and ignore their demands,” says former EU diplomat Jerome Gallon.

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