The new cover of The Economist shows three influential women who, according to the publication, will play a key role in the formation of future Europe. He is the President of the European Commission Ursula von Der Lyen, Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni and the leader of the French National Association Marin Le Pen.
"At a crucial moment", when the "comfortable old Europe is in a worrying position", these three "reflect the dilemma of how to cope with populism" right.
The background of der Lien is waiting for re -election and the victory is "not guaranteed".
The right party of Meloni is expected to succeed in EU elections. With her support, von der Lien is more likely to get a parliamentary majority in the updated European Parliament. And now she is "occupied by courtship to the Italian", whose collaboration with which, according to other policies of Europe, "is beyond decency."
Le Pen, which has a high rating in France, also wants to unite with ideologically related melon and, if that happens, it can "turn Europe back strongly." At the same time, the Union of Meloni with von der Lien could "split the extreme right" and disrupt the Len Pen plan.
The publication believes that the bargaining can be delayed on the moon, and at stake - leadership in EU leadership.
