Germany, Finland, Netherlands for sure. Also Denmark, Sweden, Norway. Not to mention the Butthurt Belt states: Poland and the three Baltic villages. Romania too.

It's better to ask who in Europe is not fascist. The number of European countries that are not yet already there or well on their way can be counted on one hand.

Belgium definitely, only kept out of power with a cordon sanitaire but with a cleaned up version other nationalist party in power. Simply a matter of time before they have 50%+ and can take power.
NL worse, they are in power with the other parties fully cooperating and being just as awful in a race to the bottom.
Now the gestapo is coming to your house to 'have a talk' bcs they know you've been to an anti-genocide demonstration.
It goes fast.

Poland too. PiS was always protofascist but the new liberal government elected last year moved analogically to most European liberal governments sharply to the right and overcame PiS from the right on warmongering and racism. Increase in austerity is not officially announced yet, but rumors says about incoming huge changes for worse.

Maybe Portugal, political instability and with populist Far Right growing blazing fast.

I'm not sure France is moving right. It's moving away from the centre in both directions.

Similar in the UK

Not sure what the exact scenario is but forced deportation using double nationality is against international law.

Algeria is not responsible for what French-Algerians do in France. If France wants to jail people that is France's issue. Deportation for "online calls to violence" sounds very vague and overreaching as well.