
Trump’s victory can overturn the European Union. Even if the policy of the elected president of the United States is quite moderate and pragmatic, Trump has already become a trigger who launched a chain reaction. Observing the split of American society, everyone can make sure that liberal ideas lie in ruins. A conservative reaction, isolationism, a rollback to the “traditional values”, on the contrary, become a reality everywhere - from India to Turkey, from Russia to Brazil. In the midst of the “conservative revolution”, the European bastion is being held, now experiencing the most serious crisis since the end of the Cold War and the unification of Germany. The election of Trump violates the fragile balance of forces in the region.
The next test of European values is scheduled for December 4. Italy will be held a referendum on constitutional reform, initiated by the Government of Democrats, led by Matteo Renzi. The main issue brought to the referendum is related to the reduction of the powers of the Senate and political centralization. These measures are necessary for the government to pursue an economic policy aimed at increasing the competitiveness of the country in accordance with the requirements of the European Union. Now Renzi is working with former political consultants of Obama, hoping to achieve a favorable outcome of the referendum. If the Italians say “no” reform, then the democrats will resign, Italy will plunge into political chaos, and Europe will encounter a new turn of economic instability after Brexit.

Eurosceptics actively act as reforms in Italy. The referendum was scheduled in 2014, when liberal ideas seemed indestructible. After the migration crisis, the exit of Great Britain from the EU and the victory of Trump, Italians can answer Renzi “No”. A year ago, the majority of Italians were ready to support the Democrats, but, according to the end of October, 52% of voters choose EuroSrotics.
The Italian crisis will not be the last: problems will begin with the supporting countries of the European Union.
In April of the next year, elections in France will be held, where after the failure of the Olland's failure, political competition will unfold on the right flank-between the Republican Party, which is represented by the former Prime Minister Alain Juppe, and the National Front Marine Le Pen. Although so far, Juppe is ahead of Le Pen in the framework of national surveys (34% and 28%, respectively), the situation can be interrupted, including as a result of Trump's populist activity in the United States. The very possibility of Victory Le Pen, who declared readiness to withdraw from the European Union, is an unacceptable level of risks for a unified Europe. Trump’s success has already been called the “historical chance” and Euro -attacks from the right “alternative for Germany”: now their rating fluctuates at 14%, but they expect to add by August when parliamentary elections are held in the country.
Perhaps the strangest consequence of Trump’s victory for the world is due to the fact that public support for radically right-wing ideas-antimigrant or sexist-is no longer considered something shameful. Like everyone who has suffered for many years under the unbearable fluid of political correctness, today they have received a license for human rights slogans. Trump provoked the largest camming out of conservatives in recent history, and the planet will definitely shake it now.