After Brexit and Trump, Populists Target Next Dominoes in Europe
- Votes due in Italy, Austria, France, Netherlands, Germany
- ‘The French will be very nervous:’ Howard Davies of RBS
Fenby: Le Pen 'Not Trump-Like,' but Changing Landscape
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After success in Britain and the U.S., populists are setting their sights on the next five dominoes at risk.
Votes are looming within less than a year in Italy, Austria, the Netherlands, France and then Germany. Exasperation with the political and business establishment over a raft of grievances from inequality to immigration will likely shape all of these votes, with the outcome increasingly hard to predict.