What happened in France was very alarming because a force could come that a part of the French feel a certain horror at the mere mention of the extreme right . In politics, you first have to decide which is the lesser and the greater evil.
This is what journalist Tony Nikolov told BNT.
"A radical move is always dangerous. Many blame Macron for this. He froze me with the phrase that France is on the verge of civil war. His phrase about NATO being brain dead had some effect, Europe had to think too," he added.
Tony Nikolov described the leader of the extreme right in France - Jordan Bardela, as a person who has not completed anything and has no work experience. And he recalled that France is the fifth economy in the world and a nuclear state.
"France is a very divided country - it is divided into three blocs. Everyone is wondering where and what could happen. Nobody knows the answer. And in France, Macron took up the conversation about a technical government," the journalist pointed out.
According to him, the lesson that Bulgaria can learn from the elections in France is aimed at the voters, not at the politicians. "The voter turnout in France was 67%. 30 million French people voted," he added.
And he ended with this: "I'm afraid that the crisis in Bulgaria is just beginning.