TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 4月11日 21時02分

One of the world’s most extraordinary experiments in governance—a union throwing together 28 countries with wildly different cultures, to fight around a negotiating table rather than on the battlefield—is under siege, writes Vivienne Walt. The #European Parliament elections in May could finally allow populists and nationalists to remake the E.U. from within. Europeans sense they can no longer take their union for granted, as politicians once sidelined as fringe extremists have moved into the mainstream, even if many are still in the opposition. “We are writing #history with a big H,” French politician Marine Le Pen says, sitting in her office recently in the Parliament in Paris. There is no exit talk from nationalist politicians like Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban or Italy’s Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini. What has replaced a desire to leave, however, could be just as hazardous for #Europe: a plan to pick apart the fabric of the E.U., from Brussels itself. “They do not like anything to do with Europe, and they will do anything to destroy it,” says Fabrice Pothier, a former NATO policy-planning director. A chilling question looms for Europe’s leaders: whether the E.U. can survive in the long term at all. Read more at the link in bio. Illustration by Craig Ward (@mrcraigward) for TIME; animation by @brobeldesign

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