by system failure The political scene in the EU after recent euro elections reveals a politically and ideologically divided Europe. In most cases there was a clear rise of the eurosceptics mostly from the nationalist groups, while the Left achieved a historical win in Greece without, however, to manage to become a significant political power in other European countries. The big rise of the nationalists in UK and France should not be considered accidental. Nationalists use a rhetoric, which is concentrated to a high degree against migrants - Farage turned against European migrants too (Burlgarians, Romanians etc.) - and through this, they managed to become leading powers in UK and France. It is remarkable that both UKIP and National Front will share equal seats in the new euro parliament (24 each), while they are also quite close considering the number of votes in each country. However, the first place in euro elections by the nationalists in UK and France has to do w