FAR-RIGHT political parties with anti-immigration platforms have secured significant influence across Europe and Asia, moving from peripheral movements to mainstream political forces that are reshaping national policies and governance structures. Anti-immigration parties now lead or support ruling coalitions in Hungary, Italy, Finland, Slovakia, the Netherlands, and Sweden. In major European states, including Poland and France, these parties have established themselves as dominant opposition forces. Recent electoral victories demonstrate the scope of this shift. Conservative nationalist candidates have won presidential elections in Poland, while coalition governments in the Netherlands have been formed with strong anti-immigrant platforms. The trend has forced centrist…