Funding for populist-right ‘media-political complex’ exceeded £170m in five years, research finds
Research by Labour MP Liam Byrne reveals that over £170 million was allocated to the UK’s populist right, involving media and political entities funded by billionaires.
Theological Populism in Iran: Resistance and Martyrdom
The article discusses how the Islamic Republic of Iran has demanded greater sacrifices from its people under the guise of a resistance against Western hegemony, contrasting the Iranian brand of Islamism with traditional conservatism.
The ultranationalist Jansa, favorite to return to govern Slovenia at the head of a conservative coalition
Ultranationalist Janez Jansa appears favored to lead a new coalition government in Slovenia despite his party achieving a technical tie with the current ruling liberals in recent parliamentary elections.
Penal populism does not combat misogyny
In Brazil, new legislative proposals have been introduced to address misogyny, sparking a debate on their effectiveness and potential implications for free speech.
Pence: Trump upended ‘some aspects’ of GOP agenda but ‘hasn't really changed the Republican Party’
Former Vice President Mike Pence asserts that while Donald Trump has influenced some elements of the Republican Party's agenda, he has not fundamentally altered the party itself.
The ‘anti-system’ drift of the extreme right opens the hunt against the King
The extreme right in Spain, represented by Vox, is distancing itself from King Felipe VI and has begun to criticize the monarchy following his support for a controversial amnesty law.
Paolo Cirino Pomicino: 'Tangentopoli destroyed the parties and opened the way for populists'
In an interview, former Italian minister Paolo Cirino Pomicino discusses the lasting impact of the Tangentopoli corruption scandal on political parties and the rise of populism in Italy.
'Polish populists have decided to turn anti-European': Warsaw mayor Rafal Trzaskowski
Warsaw Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski expresses concern over the rise of anti-European sentiment among Polish populists as the country heads into parliamentary elections.
Obituary for Umberto Bossi: Praising the North, Defaming the South
Umberto Bossi, co-founder of Lega Nord, significantly influenced Italian politics with his populist rhetoric, emphasizing regional identities while creating a divide between the North and South.
Crisis of Democracy: "There are attempts at censorship - even in Germany"
Slovak author Michal Hvorecky reflects on the risks of authoritarianism facing democracies today, drawing from his experiences under a socialist dictatorship in Slovakia.
How Western populists want to govern the economy?
The article discusses the dangers of populist economic ideas in Western Europe, particularly the call for reducing the EU's climate ambitions.
The great election debate at the University of Copenhagen ended in accusations of populism
A recent election debate at the University of Copenhagen included accusations of populism directed at politician Pelle Dragsted and discussed public discourse issues.
Uwe Wittstock: What happens when literature is forced onto the barricades?
In an opinion piece, Uwe Wittstock discusses the responsibility of literature in the face of rising right-wing populism, emphasizing the need for authors to engage politically.
Lega Founder: Italian Right-Wing Populist Bossi Has Died
Umberto Bossi, the co-founder of Italy's right-wing party Lega, has passed away at the age of 84 in Varese, Italy.
Founder of Italy’s Northern League party, Umberto Bossi, dies at 84
Umberto Bossi, the founder of Italy's Northern League and a prominent figure in the country's right-wing politics, has died at the age of 84.
The King of Spain in Salamanca
The article discusses the expectations surrounding the King's statements about Spain's historical actions in America and the underlying political motivations in Mexico.
Lega founder: Italian right-wing populist Bossi dead
Umberto Bossi, co-founder of the Italian right-wing party Lega, has died at the age of 84 in a hospital in Varese, Italy.
Success in French Rural Areas Keeps RN's Presidential Election Hopes Alive
The National Rally (RN) has achieved success in rural areas during recent local elections, bolstering hopes for the presidential elections among its leaders.
AfD in the Wetterau: A Winning Surge Looks Different
The AfD has become the third political force in the Wetterau region, trailing behind CDU and SPD, but its rise is not as unstoppable as some might think.
Melenchon's success may benefit French right-wing populists
Jean-Luc Melenchon’s left-populist party achieves significant success in local elections, raising concerns that it may benefit right-wing populists in France.
Orbán in crisis, Salvini flies to Budapest on Monday to help "friend Viktor" in the election campaign
Matteo Salvini is traveling to Budapest to assist Viktor Orbán in his campaign as the Hungarian leader faces uncertain election prospects.
Energy Crisis: "The government must make it clear to the people that not everything can remain the same"
Renowned economist Nicola Fuchs-Schündeln emphasizes the need for the German government to address economic growth and real everyday problems to curb the rise of populism amid the ongoing energy crisis.
Bannon's doubts about the Italian premier. 'She is no longer the bridge with us. The blitz strengthens the pasdaran'
Steve Bannon expresses skepticism about the Italian premier's ability to act as a link between the U.S. and Europe amid growing tensions over financial and security support for Ukraine.
One Nation is tipped to be a major player in the SA election
One Nation is expected to play a significant role in the upcoming South Australian election, gaining support with its policy proposals.
Pauline Hanson exploiting less well-educated Australians, Labor says
Labor's Andrew Giles claims Pauline Hanson and rightwing populists are taking advantage of the frustrations of less well-educated Australians dissatisfied with government and job opportunities.
TV Critique Caren Miosga: Which Democracy Are We Really Worried About?
The program with Caren Miosga raises the provocative question of whether the AfD threatens democracy or if populism can invigorate it, featuring insights from a former German president.
The populist wave / Should we see it as the end of democracy?
The article discusses the rise of political populism in Western democracies, including Slovakia, exploring its implications for democracy and the sentiment of voters.
Wind Turbines? It’s Populists Who Threaten Health, Not Turbines
The article argues that concerns regarding health effects from wind turbines are exaggerated by populist rhetoric rather than rooted in scientific evidence.
The Nationals have stared down One Nation’s hot mess of grievance and ideology before. Can they do it again?
The article discusses the political rivalry between the Nationals and One Nation, highlighting the historical context and the current political landscape in Australia.
Leader of Lithuanian populists called the country's independence restoration a coup
The leader of the populist party in Lithuania has controversially referred to the declaration of independence in 1990 as a coup.
"What I'm saying now isn't exactly popular even in my party. But I'm looking around the corner." Fiala on how to defeat Babiš
Petr Fiala discusses strategies for defeating Andrej Babiš and the challenges facing Czech politics in the context of rising populism and extremism.
Viktor Orbán has faced opposition, and his desperate election campaign is straining Europe
Viktor Orbán's election campaign has encountered significant resistance, creating tensions within Europe.
EU Foreign Minister criticizes US government and says Trump wants to 'divide Europe'
EU Foreign Minister Kaja Kallas criticized Donald Trump for attempting to divide Europe through economic coercion and support for right-wing populism.
The Possible Auction of the U.S. Army
The article discusses how former President Trump has allegedly put the U.S. armed forces at the service of his private interests.
Torrente President, the worst-kept and most profitable secret in the history of Spanish cinema: will Kevin Spacey be the bad guy in the movie?
The article explores the cultural phenomenon of Torrente in Spain, examining its evolution from a perceived social oddity to a symbol of pride and controversy.
Municipal Election in Bavaria: There is Plenty of Room to the Right of Söder
The recent municipal elections in Bavaria reveal rising support for right-wing parties, presenting a challenge for CSU leader Markus Söder as the party faces historical lows.
Nationalists to War: 'This is the Wild West!'
European populist right is divided on the issue of the Iran conflict, cautious in their support for Trump's actions.
Page praises the role of mayors against 'garbage-filled politics': 'They respond with realism, not cheap populism'
Emiliano García-Page commends the role of mayors, particularly those from the PSOE, in contrast to the negative political climate observed in national politics in Spain.
Povertyism is an error
The article discusses the importance of economic freedom and criticizes populist economic strategies.
Michał Szułdrzyński: Normal Pole vs. elites, or Przemysław Czarnek's game of hopscotch
Przemysław Czarnek, in his speech as a candidate for Prime Minister, emphasized a class division over a traditional political one, appealing to the working-class identity of the 'normal Pole.'
Federal Government After the Election: The Suffering of Veterans
The article discusses the challenges facing Germany's traditional political parties in responding to significant social and economic shifts, and the consequent voter dissatisfaction that benefits populism.
António José Seguro condemns a world governed by the law of the strongest during his inauguration as President of Portugal
António José Seguro has been inaugurated as the new President of Portugal, vowing to combat political extremism and promote dialogue in a time of significant global transformation.
Is the basis of the criticized policy the ordinance I proposed?…In-ae Lee's self-contradiction
Lee In-ae, a member of the Gyeonggi Provincial Assembly, criticizes Governor Kim Dong-yeon's child care policy for undocumented migrant children as 'populism,' despite having proposed the ordinance that serves as its legal basis.
Between right-wing populism and the dispute for the center: this is how the presidential race is shaping up in Peru
The upcoming presidential elections in Peru feature candidates Rafael López Aliaga, Keiko Fujimori, and Alfonso López Chau, each representing contrasting ideologies in a politically unstable environment.
Kim Dong-yeon directly responds to criticism from Joo Jin-woo about 'populism': 'Do you only see human rights as votes?'
Kim Dong-yeon, the Governor of Gyeonggi Province, criticized opposition lawmaker Joo Jin-woo for labeling a child support policy for undocumented immigrants as 'populism,' questioning whether Joo views human rights merely in terms of votes.
Torrente Returns, Between the 'Woke' Peak and the Reactionary Wave: 'The New Installment is Inspired by Populist Leaders'
The return of Torrente, an iconic Spanish character, is set against the backdrop of contemporary social debates on 'woke' culture and populism.
Say something leftist
The article discusses the challenges faced by the left in responding to populism, referencing Pedro Sánchez's stance against Donald Trump as a beacon of hope for leftist ideals.
Prof. Schlevogt’s Compass No. 44: Dollar dominance and its discontents – Decoding US tariff populism
The article explores the implications of the US dollar's dominance as a reserve currency and its negative impact on American industries and communities.
DN Debate Replies. “Populism to vote other than no to stricter climate goals”
Alice Teodorescu Måwe argues that her decision regarding stricter climate goals is based on total climate benefits, not disdain for science, countering criticisms of climate denial.
Joo Jin-woo Criticizes Gyeonggi Province Project, Claims It’s a 'Populism' for Foreigners' Voting Rights
Discussions have erupted following claims by lawmaker Joo Jin-woo that a Gyeonggi Province project supporting unregistered immigrant children is a populist move aimed at foreign voting rights.