Far-Right Gains Ground Through Polarization

The rise of far-right parties, exemplified by the AfD in Germany and similar movements globally, is fueled by a framing of political debate as a struggle between ‘liberals’ and ‘populists’. This narrative simplifies complex issues like migration and democracy, allowing these parties to position themselves as the sole alternative. The strategy involves portraying established parties as part of a single, unchangeable bloc, thereby discouraging diverse political options and undermining democratic processes.

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