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The article explores the rise of nationalism in member countries of the European Union (EU), including France, Poland and Great Britain.

The article discusses a trend of right wing nationalist movements throughout Europe emphasizing Europe's connection with Russia as an alternative to U.S. involvement in Europe as of May 20, 2014. Topics addressed include Europeans' attitudes towards Russian president Vladimir V. Putin, as well as right wing populist politicians' criticisms of the European Union (E. U.).

The article discusses the political activities and opinions of right-wing politicians in Europe in 2013 on topics such as immigration, national identity, and the European Union. Economic austerity, elections, and welfare benefits in Europe are discussed, as well as politicians such as Mikkel Dencker from the Danish People's Party Denmark, the National Front party in France, and the Golden Dawn party in Greece.

Examines how failed talks at a two-day summit meeting of leaders of the European Union (EU) nations have exposed problems within the union. Disagreement over domestic politics and national interests; Fears of EU leaders in the face of rising popular opposition to a united Europe; Question of whether they will be able to repair their relationships; Details of the disputes; Attempts by the EU's newest members to salvage the budget agreement; Attitudes of older members; Reference to past crises in the process of European integration; Signs that the U.S. President George W. Bush administration has sought to work more closely with the EU; Views of Jean-Claude Juncker, Luxembourg's prime minister and departing EU president, and British Prime Minister Tony Blair; Issue of resentment against Britain; Outlook.