Is the far-right reshaping the EU

The article examines the changing nature of the European Union after more than seventy years, where the fundamental idea behind its creation was to prevent the resurgence of nationalism in the continent. With the rise of right-wing nationalism in Europe, the Union is moving towards a renewed emphasis on sovereignty, borders, and identity, rather than the pursuit of a more integrated political unity as was the case in the Maastricht Treaty. It appears that European countries may now be inclined to strengthen their national powers in areas such as immigration, security, and foreign policy, while reducing ambitions for a centralized political union. This shift threatens to transform the Union into a more flexible entity focused on economic cooperation and borders, reconnecting sovereignty with territorial boundaries. The rise of right-wing nationalism could alter the balance of power within the Union and potentially lead to a reconsideration of its philosophy and foundations, with greater emphasis on protecting national identities and giving more importance to the sovereignty of individual states.

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