Ever since Donald Trump proved last November that anything is possible in the topsy-turvy new world of Western politics, May 7 has been circled on European calendars with a mix of giddy anticipation and existential dread.
To
right-wing populists, the presidential election in France — a country
scarred by unemployment and terrorism — seemed to offer the next big
opportunity to remake the postwar global order in their own nationalist,
nativist and protectionist image.
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