Elections across Europe this year have confirmed the surging popularity of far-right leaders.

While their liberal and conservative counterparts are in free fall, radical right parties are successfully exploiting public anxiety over migration, national identity and the failures of the establishment. After decades on the fringes, theyre forming governments, by themselves or in coalition.

Youre seeing this very political, symbolic stand saying enough is enough, said Natalia Banulescu-Bogdan, head of the international program at the Migration Policy Institute in Washington, D.C. Those who believe that the system is not working are finding allies throughout Europe.

These are some of the key leaders and parties seeking to reshape Europe in their own radical right image.