As Europe’s memory fades, radicalism is returning

Younger voters in Europe seem to be experiencing a resurgence of radical political ideas as the continent's collective memory of communism and fascism fades. While these ideologies once shaped Europe's political landscape, today's youth are increasingly drawn to more extreme views, reflecting a shift in societal values and priorities. This trend is particularly concerning as it indicates a potential drift away from the moderate, democratic norms that have prevailed since World War II, suggesting that the younger generation might not fully grasp the dangers that such radicalism poses.