WARSAW: Everywhere in Europe, traditional right wing parties are in crisis. Britain's Tories appear on a suicidal march to isolating themselves in an imaginary little England. A civil war grips the French right, with a Euro MP grandson of Charles de Gaulle abandoning the Gaullists to join Jean-Marie Le Pen's National Front. Even Germany's rock solid Christian Democrats are poised over an abyss of scandal. Only the extreme right-wing Freedom Party of Austria's Jörg Haider is on the march. Is Europe's right doomed to extinction or extremism?
WARSAW: Everywhere in Europe, traditional right wing parties are in crisis. Britain's Tories appear on a suicidal march to isolating themselves in an imaginary little England. A civil war grips the French right, with a Euro MP grandson of Charles de Gaulle abandoning the Gaullists to join Jean-Marie Le Pen's National Front. Even Germany's rock solid Christian Democrats are poised over an abyss of scandal. Only the extreme right-wing Freedom Party of Austria's Jörg Haider is on the march. Is Europe's right doomed to extinction or extremism?