"An unprecedented disruption may come to the functioning of the European Union" – Péter Krekó on the dangers of the far-right coming to power in France

Recent financial scandals have shaken radical parties in Germany, France, and Britain. The German AfD's internal communications were hacked, revealing unusual Swiss donations and suggesting that co-chair Alice Weidel was aware of them. Documents also indicated some AfD members' far-right affiliations, despite Weidel previously condemning such extremism. Political analyst Péter Krekó noted that many voters are aware of the party's significant rightward shift and its members' extremist ties. He believes that despite the media's focus on these newly revealed emails, they are unlikely to significantly undermine AfD's support.

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