In recent years, the rise of far-right parties in Europe has significantly impacted the political agenda, raising the question of whether fascism and authoritarian regimes are making a comeback. Economic crises, immigration issues, and societal polarization caused by globalization have created fertile ground for the strengthening of far-right rhetoric. Parties such as the National Rally in France, the AfD in Germany, and Lega Nord in Italy have achieved notable success in elections, gaining increased representation in parliaments. These parties often emphasize nationalist, anti-immigrant, and Eurosceptic policies, claiming that traditional political parties have failed to provide solutions. However, whether this rise can be interpreted as a revival of fascism remains debatable. Experts argue that while the rhetoric of far-right parties carries authoritarian tendencies, directly equating it with historical fascism could be misleading. Nevertheless, concerns are growing about the preservation of democratic values and the impact of the far-right’s rise on societal peace. The future of Europe appears to depend on how these political trends are managed.
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