GENEVA/BERLIN/ATHENS -- Populism is on the rise across Europe, with eurosceptics expected to sharply increase their seats in the latest European Parliament elections, and the populist wave is reverberating through Asia as well.
Eurosceptic populists, who criticize the European Union and regional integration while advocating handouts and anti-immigration policies, are winning increased support from voters as the continent is caught in an economic slowdown under EU rules imposing strict fiscal discipline.
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