"Whether Donald Trump, Marine Le Pen or [Dutch radical politician] Geert Wilders — all these right-wing populists are not only a threat to peace and social cohesion, but also to economic development," the German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel told the Welt newspaper earlier. He thinks that such politicians promise to voters with their words and ideas "a way back in the fairy-tale world".
Meanwhile, the director general of the Institute for Foreign Policy Studies and Initiatives, an advisor to the Director General of the MIA ‘Russia Today’, Veronika Krasheninnikova, believes that internationally Trump's victory will be a very powerful incentive to strengthen the right-wing forces in Europe and in the world.
Marine Le Pen
"The leader of France's Front National party, Marine Le Pen, congratulated Trump on his victory even before the official announcement of election results. The repeat of the presidential elections in Austria on December 4 will become a first test for Europe. It will be a test of the success of right-wing forces. They will be repeated, because Austria's constitutional court annulled the result of May's presidential election. The Austrian far-right candidate from the Freedom party, Norbert Hofer, plans to win. His chances are increased sharply after Trump's victory," Krasheninnikova said. According to her, Donald Trump may become a kind of Pandora's box for the whole world, there can be a completely new era.
Norbert Hofer
"In the coming months, Donald Trump will have to form his own team. He has his own people, but they are not enough to fill all the ministries, all the cabinets. But in the US there are enough careerists, opportunists and people who want to make a career under a new president, so he will form his team. Just like Ronald Reagan, an actor from Hollywood, easily found his people, those who think in the same way, from the right and far-right spectrum of American politics," the expert said.
