Europe
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The AfD at the Gate: What Happens to Germany’s Economy If the Firewall Falls?
Germany’s far-right Alternative für Deutschland leads national polls for the first time ever, holds 41% in Saxony-Anhalt, and is poised to govern a German state in September 2026. This is not a warning shot. This is the shot. Here is what it means for every trader, investor, business owner, and worker who depends on Europe’s largest economy.
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How the Rassemblement National Could Reshape a Nation and Unsettle a Continent
With Jordan Bardella commanding 35–37% in first-round polls, an historically weakened centre, and Marine Le Pen’s legal fate still unresolved, France’s 2027 presidential election presents a genuine probability — not merely a fear — that the far right will occupy the Élysée Palace for the first time in the Fifth Republic’s history.