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The European Union is concerned that the AfD's success could embolden other 'extreme' parties across the continent. This fear stems from a desire to maintain stability and centrist politics within the EU. A rise in nationalist or anti-establishment parties could challenge existing alliances and policies, potentially impacting the future direction of European cooperation.
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