Europe Picks the Wrong Side as Politics Battles Economics

The transcript discusses Bill Emmott's op-ed on the political dynamics in Europe, highlighting the rise of opposition parties against the euro and the European project. It emphasizes the need for better social policies to prevent radicalization, as seen in countries like Italy and Germany. The emergence of new political parties, such as Alternatives for Germany, is noted, and the misunderstanding of these movements as far-right is clarified.

What does the text imply about the potential rise of opposition parties in the eurozone?

What warning does the op-ed suggest regarding social policies in Europe?

How does the text describe the political situation in Germany?

In what way does the op-ed challenge the perception of new political movements in Europe?

What is the nature of the anger expressed against the European project?