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从"边缘势力"到"关键变量" 2月23日，德国新一届联邦议院选举投票开始。图为在德国北莱茵－威斯特法伦州阿恩斯贝格，选民在 一处投票站投票。 图据新华社客户端 在12月21日举行的西班牙埃斯特雷马杜拉自治区选举中，执政党受挫，极右翼政党呼声党席位增加超过 一倍，成为组建地方政府的关键力量。 这是2025年极右翼势力在欧洲多国继续抬头的又一例证。专家认为，以欧洲为代表，极右翼在世界多地 势力上升明显，极右翼政党以"未必最大、但不可或缺"的特征，成为影响多国组阁、左右议程、倒逼主 流政党调整路线的现实力量。 极右翼抬头，是经济、民生、移民、安全等问题压力增大，民众对传统政党信任赤字累积的结果。极右 翼在"焦虑政治"中更易实现动员，推动相关国家和地区政治整体右移，持续冲击本国原有政策路线和价 值叙事。 成为关键变量 有分析指出，"未必最大、但不可或缺"正成为近年来欧洲极右翼扩张的典型特征，即极右翼政党不一定 要独立执政，但也能通过在预算案、移民、治安、教育文化等议题上抬高要价，让主流政党作出一定妥 协并在政策上被动右移。 这一趋势今年在德国有所显现。在2月份的德国联邦议院选举中，极右翼政党德国选择党以创纪录的得 票 ...

（来源：千龙网） 新华社布鲁塞尔12月25日电 题：从"边缘势力"到"关键变量" 极右翼搅动多国政局 在21日举行的西班牙埃斯特雷马杜拉自治区选举中，执政党受挫，极右翼政党呼声党席位增加超过一倍，成为组建地方政府的关键力量。 这是2025年极右翼势力在欧洲多国继续抬头的又一例证。专家认为，以欧洲为代表，极右翼在世界多地势力上升明显，极右翼政党以"未必最大、 但不可或缺"的特征，成为影响多国组阁、左右议程、倒逼主流政党调整路线的现实力量。 极右翼抬头，是经济、民生、移民、安全等问题压力增大，民众对传统政党信任赤字累积的结果。极右翼在"焦虑政治"中更易实现动员，推动相 关国家和地区政治整体右移，持续冲击本国原有政策路线和价值叙事。 成为关键变量 有分析指出，"未必最大、但不可或缺"正成为近年来欧洲极右翼扩张的典型特征，即极右翼政党不一定要独立执政，但也能通过在预算案、移 民、治安、教育文化等议题上抬高要价，让主流政党作出一定妥协并在政策上被动右移。 2月23日，德国新一届联邦议院选举投票开始。图为在德国北莱茵－威斯特法伦州阿恩斯贝格，选民在一处投票站投票。新华社记者 张帆 摄 这一趋势今年在德国有所显现。在2月份 ...

Core Viewpoint - The rise of far-right parties in Europe is becoming a significant political force, influencing government formation and policy direction, driven by public dissatisfaction with traditional parties and pressing socio-economic issues [2][3][5]. Group 1: Political Landscape - In the recent elections in Spain's Extremadura region, the ruling party faced setbacks, while the far-right Vox party increased its seats by over 100%, becoming a key player in local government formation [2]. - The far-right parties in Europe are characterized as "not necessarily the largest, but indispensable," indicating their ability to influence mainstream parties and shift political agendas [3]. - The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party achieved a record vote share in February, becoming the second-largest party, which has led to mainstream parties being forced to collaborate with them on immigration issues [3]. Group 2: Public Sentiment and Mobilization - The far-right's expansion is attributed to public anxiety over economic conditions, rising living costs, and distrust in traditional political parties [5][6]. - Three main sentiments are leveraged by far-right parties in Europe: economic and livelihood anxiety, immigration and security concerns, and Euroscepticism [6][7]. - Far-right parties position themselves as challengers to the establishment and defenders of national interests, using provocative slogans to attract votes [7]. Group 3: Impact on Traditional Politics - The rise of far-right parties is leading to a rightward shift in political landscapes, resulting in fragmented political environments and increased policy uncertainty [8]. - In the EU, stricter immigration and border policies are emerging, and the green transition is being delayed or made more flexible due to competitive and cost pressures [8]. - Upcoming elections in Europe, including in Hungary and Germany, are expected to further test the dynamics between mainstream parties and far-right opponents [8].

当今欧洲，内忧外患，局势动荡。俄乌冲突胶着，中东战火蔓延，美国在特朗普可能回归的阴影下已露出攫取利益的獠牙，而本土极右翼势力如雨后春笋般 涌现，撼动着欧洲的根基。就在这风雨飘摇之际，一位沉寂了四年的身影毅然决然地站了出来——71岁的德国前总理安格拉·默克尔，她的声音，如同定海 神针，让喧嚣的欧洲瞬间安静。 默克尔的分量，无人可以轻视。十六年的德国总理生涯，她经历了欧债危机、难民潮、新冠疫情以及英国脱欧等一系列重大挑战，多次在危急关头力挽狂 澜，赢得了"铁娘子"的美誉。2021年卸任之时，欧洲或许还以为可以逐渐适应失去她的日子。然而，短短几年过去，人们才猛然意识到，这位"危机总理"的 离开，带走的不仅仅是一位领导者，更是欧洲的灵魂与脊梁。 此刻的欧洲，正经历着前所未有的困境。经济方面，作为欧洲经济"发动机"的德国，经济连续两年负增长；法国的"黄背心"抗议活动此起彼伏，民众甚至难 以承担高昂的取暖费用。安全方面，欧洲追随美国援助乌克兰，却看不到和平的曙光，自身的防务仍然受制于美国。更令人担忧的是，特朗普威胁要对德国 汽车加征高达50%的关税，迫使欧洲承担更多的北约军费开支。政治层面更是危机四伏，德国选择党、法国国 ...

Core Points - The Six Six Party, led by Rob Jetten, has regained the lead in the Dutch parliamentary elections after briefly being overtaken by the Freedom Party led by Geert Wilders, with Jetten potentially becoming the youngest prime minister in Dutch history [1][3] - With 99.7% of the votes counted, the Six Six Party is leading by approximately 15,000 votes, and both parties are expected to secure 26 seats in the 150-seat parliament [3] - Jetten's popularity surged due to a well-designed campaign strategy and increased advertising, focusing on addressing housing shortages, investing in education, and tackling immigration issues, which attracted support from voters traditionally aligned with right-wing parties [3] Industry Insights - The election results are seen as a barometer for the strength of far-right parties across Europe, with the performance of the Freedom Party being lackluster, while other far-right parties are expected to gain significantly [3] - Experts suggest that the overall far-right movement in the Netherlands has not truly lost ground, indicating a complex political landscape in Europe [3] - The Dutch elections are being referred to as a "political crystal ball" for other European nations, highlighting the significance of these results in the broader context of European politics [3]

Core Viewpoint - The protests in London represent one of the largest far-right gatherings in the UK in decades, with approximately 150,000 participants, highlighting the escalating tensions surrounding immigration issues in the country [1][3]. Group 1: Protest Dynamics - The protests featured intense confrontations between opposing groups, with significant police presence to maintain order, resulting in injuries to dozens of officers and the arrest of 24 protesters [2][3]. - Supporters of the anti-immigration protests view it as a historic patriotic action, while opponents warn it is a manifestation of extreme right-wing forces [3][4]. Group 2: Political Context - The protests are rooted in a broader context of rising far-right sentiments across Europe, with similar movements gaining traction in countries like France and Germany, influencing mainstream political discourse on immigration [5]. - The immigration issue has become a central theme in UK political struggles, with various parties leveraging it to criticize opponents, particularly targeting the Labour government for its handling of immigration policies [5]. Group 3: International Influence - The presence of far-right representatives from other countries and the involvement of figures like Elon Musk indicate a transatlantic influence of right-wing ideologies, with symbols and slogans from the US right-wing movement appearing at the protests [4][5].

Core Viewpoint - The recent anti-immigration protests in London represent one of the largest far-right gatherings in the UK in decades, highlighting a deep societal divide over immigration issues [1][2]. Group 1: Protest Dynamics - The protests saw approximately 150,000 participants, with opposing groups demonstrating against each other, showcasing the polarized views on immigration [1]. - The police reported injuries among officers during the protests, with several individuals arrested, indicating the potential for violence in such gatherings [1]. Group 2: Underlying Causes - The protests were ignited by a specific incident involving the arrest of an immigrant for the sexual assault of a minor, which has fueled ongoing anti-immigration sentiment across the UK [2]. - Supporters of the protests view them as a historic patriotic action, while opponents warn of the rise of far-right extremism [2]. Group 3: Broader Implications - The presence of far-right representatives from various European countries and the involvement of influential figures like Elon Musk suggest a transnational influence of right-wing movements [2][3]. - The immigration issue has become a central theme in UK political struggles, with various parties leveraging it to criticize opponents, reflecting the contentious nature of immigration policy in the country [3].

Core Viewpoint - The recent anti-immigration protests in Australia, particularly in Sydney, have raised concerns about the normalization of far-right activities, with the involvement of populist politicians and neo-Nazi groups [1][2] Group 1: Protest Details - Protests occurred in multiple major cities including Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, Brisbane, and Adelaide, with Sydney and Adelaide seeing participation of 8,000 and 15,000 respectively [1] - Protesters displayed Australian flags and chanted anti-immigration slogans such as "send them back" and "stop the invasion" [1] - Some areas experienced sporadic violence, particularly in Melbourne where clashes occurred between anti-immigration protesters and a pro-Palestinian rally, leading to police intervention and at least six arrests [1] Group 2: Political and Social Reactions - The Australian federal government condemned the protests, linking them to hate and discrimination, and specifically denounced connections to neo-Nazi organizations [1][2] - The anti-immigration group "Advance Australia" is supported by far-right politicians, including Pauline Hanson and Malcolm Roberts, and has attracted attention from various international far-right figures [2] - Australian Prime Minister Albanese described the speeches by neo-Nazi individuals as "unacceptable," highlighting the growing concern over rising anti-immigration sentiments [2]

Core Viewpoint - The recent increase in seats for the far-right party in Japan's House of Councillors election has raised concerns about the potential rightward shift in Japanese politics and its implications for social cohesion and foreign relations [1][5]. Election Results - In the July 20 election, the ruling coalition of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and Komeito suffered significant losses, losing their majority [2]. - The far-right party, established in 2020, increased its seats from 1 to 15, surpassing the threshold needed to independently propose non-budget-related legislation [2]. - The party's rise is characterized by its "Japan First" slogan, opposition to globalization, and strong nationalist rhetoric, positioning it as an extreme right-wing entity [2]. Voter Sentiment and Economic Context - Discontent among voters, particularly among conservative supporters of the LDP, has been linked to economic challenges, including rising food prices and dissatisfaction with the government's response [3]. - The party's proposals to enhance food self-sufficiency and reduce taxes resonate with voters facing economic pressures [3]. - The stark contrast between the economic struggles of Japanese citizens and the spending power of foreign tourists has fueled resentment, contributing to the party's appeal [3]. Information Dissemination and Social Media Influence - The shift in information consumption from traditional media to social media has allowed the far-right party to amplify negative sentiments and attract disillusioned voters [4]. - The party's strategy mirrors that of far-right movements in Europe, leveraging social media to exploit public dissatisfaction with traditional parties [4]. Political Implications and Future Outlook - The rise of the far-right party may signal a shift in Japan's political landscape, with potential implications for social dynamics and policy direction [5]. - The party's influence has already prompted the ruling LDP to address foreigner-related policies more directly, indicating its growing impact on political discourse [6]. - Analysts warn that if the far-right continues to gain traction, it could lead to a more aggressive foreign policy stance and strained relations with neighboring countries [6][7].