VIENNA (Reuters) - Representatives of far-right parties from five EU nations tried to build a common strategy on Friday for European Parliament elections next May when their anti-immigrant message is expected to bolster their support.
The populist parties hope to create a new political group within the parliament after the elections, capitalising on what polls suggest is rising voter frustration with mainstream politics and the European Union.
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