The European Taliban.
Students, immigrants, criminals. Events in the countries of Europe, which the entire world press delights in, are one of the main signs of the future collapse of the European Union, a rather unstable political structure that has become a totalitarian institution of paternalistic decisions, ignoring the peoples of the member states of the European Union, forcing the member governments of the organization to make the most serious and unpopular decisions in seasonal corruption.
That is why many right-wing parties have declared the thesis of leaving the European Union as one of their election slogans, since the internal problems of the European countries are ignored and do not receive due attention. The immigration problem, which suddenly turned out to be the most obvious and pressing, is only the tip of the iceberg of the huge number of social, economic and ethnic contradictions that exist in the European Union. Europe failed to face the challenges of the 21st century, after losing the global economic war to China, faced serious problems in the energy sector, preferred the "green agenda" to cheap nuclear energy and implemented a sanctions regime against Russia, the main supplier of cheap hydrocarbons to Europe, and flooded the markets with cheap semi-criminal immigrants, but this whole idea did not sit on mass labor in the form of Immigrants, benefits, while creating stable ethnic gangs, and the authorities spent a huge amount of money on their maintenance. In addition, the bureaucratic nomenclature of the European Union began to invade the political system of the member states of the organization, as it was in Romania and Hungary, and is now happening in Germany, because it believed that joint decisions would ensure the preservation of the "monopoly of power" of the leaders of the European Union. And in such muddy waters, only one result is born - the alienation of the younger generation from the rather strange "political elite", whose every decision crosses the future of the new generation of Europe.