Behind the Game of Ryszard Czarnecki. "He Treats Braun Like Lepper"
The article explores the political strategies and controversies surrounding Ryszard Czarnecki and his collaboration with Grzegorz Braun in Poland.
Happy word: Okamura is now just a laughingstock. So he will probably toughen up
The article discusses the current political situation surrounding Tomio Okamura in Czechia, indicating that he is losing credibility and therefore may adopt a more aggressive stance in politics.
Wall Street Journal: Immigration and the Gaza War Upend a Century of British Politics
Recent political shifts in Britain reflect the growing influence of populist parties amidst changing voter demographics and concerns over immigration and globalization.
Milei's Good Moment: Photo or Movie?
The article discusses Javier Milei's current political standing in Argentina, questioning whether his recent successes are temporary or indicative of a broader trend.
From We Can, they would change veterans' pensions; HDZ: Cheap populism and inciting discord
The political party We Can has proposed changes to the pension calculation for active military personnel and veterans in Croatia, while the ruling party, HDZ, criticizes it as divisive and simplistic.
AfD in Bavaria: 'We canโt complain about anything.' Nevertheless, they vote for AfD.
Despite a thriving economy in Bavaria, many residents express support for the far-right party AfD, raising questions about the factors influencing their electoral choices.
COMMENTARY: Orbรกn's Worn-Out Cards of Fear
The commentary discusses the rhetoric used by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbรกn focusing on fear tactics in politics.
United Kingdom, defeat for Starmer in the Manchester election: now the prime minister risks his position
Starmer's Labour Party finished third in the recent Manchester by-election, facing significant challenges from rising populist movements.
Milei in the Mirror
The article reflects on political trends in Latin America, juxtaposing recent electoral victories and shifts towards populism and leftist governance in various countries against a backdrop of perceived democratic resurgence.
What populist politicians have learned from snake oil salesmen: "It's the golden age of charlatans"
The article discusses how populist politicians have adopted tactics similar to those of historical snake oil salesmen, likening them to modern-day charlatans.
Trump uses the State of the Union to stage a fascist impostor show
Donald Trump utilized his State of the Union address to promote his nationalist and fascist rhetoric, appealing to his flair for entertainment.
What lessons can we learn from Paulineโs past?
The article examines the political legacy of Pauline Hanson and the lessons that can be drawn from her past actions and rhetoric.
Gorton voters should reject Trump fan boy Farage - it's time to choose a different path
The article argues that voters in Gorton should reject Nigel Farage and his populist politics, which echo those of Donald Trump, in favor of a different political path.
"Our nation is back. Bigger, better, richer, and stronger than ever": Trump boasts in a triumphant and unyielding State of the Union address
In a lengthy and provocative State of the Union address, Trump focused on exaggerations of his administration's achievements and attacks on his opposition, aiming to control the narrative ahead of the upcoming elections.
Kazฤks: The idea of withdrawing second-pension-level savings is populism with painful consequences
Latvian Bank President Mฤrtiลลก Kazฤks warns that allowing the withdrawal of second-pension-level savings would primarily benefit short-term expenditures and adversely affect less affluent citizens.
Lisa Magnusson: It Sounds Like Empty Populism - But This is Actually the Soul of the SD
The article discusses the exclusionary stance of Sweden Democrats (SD) towards Muslims, suggesting that mere integration or adaptation is insufficient for acceptance in Swedish society.
Pauline Hansonโs populism is a front. But there are lessons for progressives in One Nationโs surging popularity | Peter Lewis
Pauline Hansonโs One Nation party is gaining significant traction in Australia, presenting challenges not just to the Coalition government but to progressive parties as well.
Without critical thinking, young people will become the audience of populists. A conversation with a researcher
A researcher discusses how Latvian youth's political beliefs are shaped and the measurement of populism.
PT Leader in the Chamber Admits Unable to Halt Reduction of Legal Age and Calls for Delay: 'Populism to Vote in an Election Year'
The leader of the PT in Brazil's Chamber of Deputies acknowledged that the party lacks the majority to prevent a legal age reduction and urged for a postponement of the vote during an election year.
So Popular That They Even Forgive Him for Murders. What is the Magic of the 'Trump of the East'?
The article explores the enigmatic popularity of a political figure likened to Donald Trump in Eastern countries, who despite serious allegations, maintains a significant following.
New Alliance in Spain: The Dream of a New Left Front
In Spain, leftist parties are attempting to unite in a new alliance to combat the rising influence of right-wing populism.
New Alliance in Spain: The Dream of a New Left Front
Left-wing parties in Spain are attempting to form a new alliance to prevent further decline in the face of rising far-right populism.
Centrist Rob Jetten sworn in as youngest Dutch Prime Minister
Rob Jetten has been sworn in as the youngest and first openly gay prime minister of the Netherlands after his partyโs significant election victory over the far-right Freedom Party.
New government formed in the Netherlands, centrist R. Jetten to lead
R. Jetten has emerged victorious in the recent elections in the Netherlands, defeating the far-right Freedom Party.
Politico: Melenchon's fall into disgrace serves the interests of right-wing populists
The article discusses how Jean-Luc Melenchon, leader of France's left-wing populists, is facing criticism that right-wing populists are trying to exploit for political gain.
A Trap for Milei
The article discusses how Argentine President Javier Milei finds himself in a predicament of needing to secure support from a sector of society that has historically scorned populism while trying to maintain a populist leadership style.
As Pauline Hansonโs One Nation roars back, what can Australia learn from the rise of Nigel Farage and Reform UK?
The resurgence of Pauline Hansonโs One Nation party in Australia mirrors the rise of Nigel Farage and Reform UK, prompting speculation about political trajectories and implications for leadership.
A jab by ลฝ. Pavilionis at the 'dawn' traveler rushing to a populist event in the USA: 'Maybe we protected you from the cypฤ'
A conflict has escalated in the Lithuanian Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee, involving representative Karolis Neimantas and Deputy Chairman ลฝygimantas Pavilionis.
What Can the Left Do Against Technological Capitalism
The article discusses how the left can respond to the challenges posed by technological capitalism and the rise of authoritarianism linked to Silicon Valley.
The latest by Italo Bocchino praising Giorgia: "She is the daughter of the people"
Italo Bocchino's recent work praises Giorgia Meloni, suggesting her connection to the common people, although it raises questions about the sincerity of such adulation.
Hungary as a Battle of Two Europes. Who Stands Behind Orbรกn and Who Behind the Hungarian
The article discusses the political landscape in Hungary, focusing on the key figures and factions supporting Prime Minister Viktor Orbรกn.
The Democratic Antibodies to the Man Alone in Command
Thomas Jefferson's return home poses challenges for Donald Trump, as the U.S. Supreme Court has limited presidential powers.
Reducing Working Hours is Populism over Good Public Policy
An opinion piece critiques the tendency to reduce working hours in Brazil, arguing that it is a populist move that ignores the need for improving worker productivity through better education and training.
Echoes of the 1930s: Are We Closer Than We Think?
Historian Roderick Beaton warns that current political turmoil shows striking similarities to the 1930s, highlighting rising populism and threats to democracy.
The Ethnicization of the West
The article explores the rise of ethnic-based divisions in Western society, particularly in the United States, where racial profiling and anti-immigrant sentiments have intensified under populist political rhetoric.
The Lost Little Lamb
The article critiques Emmanuel Macron, framing him as a lost leader amid declining popularity and the shifting dynamics of Europe.
French left populists come under pressure after the killing of a protester
The French left populist party, La France Insoumise, faces political turmoil following the alleged murder of an activist associated with a rival right-wing group.
Rubio Sent to Assist Orban's Election, Next Stop May Be Here
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio received enthusiastic applause after his speech at the annual Munich Security Conference, a year after the US sent Vice President JD Vance to the conference and received criticism for his condescending remarks towards Europeans.
The Carnivalization of Protest: Participatory Illusion in Times of Crisis of Representation
The article discusses the crisis of representation in democratic systems, highlighting the rise of new leaderships and alternative forms of expression amidst social dissatisfaction.
Itโs time for global governance to reflect the new realities
The article argues that global governance structures need to adapt to contemporary global dynamics, moving away from outdated frameworks that no longer address current challenges.
Maria Faust: We are suspiciously quiet and suspiciously entertaining
Maria Faust's new major work, 'March of Lies', addresses propaganda and populism, drawing attention ahead of Estonia's independence day.
In the Trap of Populist Promises. What Even the 'Most Powerful Woman in the World' Can't Achieve
The article discusses failures associated with populist promises and the limitations faced even by influential leaders.
Monetary Policy: Fear of the Populist Demolition Hammer
Speculation about the early resignation of ECB President Christine Lagarde reflects fears of populist movements influencing European monetary policy.
Appearances in Germany: Ocasio-Cortez Frustrated About 'Unrealistic' Reports
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez expresses her frustration over media reports that focus on trivial matters instead of the critical global state of democracies.
Bolsonaro also instrumentalized the government
The article discusses how former President Bolsonaro utilized the presidency for electoral propaganda and populism, akin to Lula's strategies.
Bertille Bayart: "Public services, the truth of prices or the flight forward of costs"
The article critiques local election candidates in France who promise free public services, arguing that it reflects a deeper issue of accountability and funding.
Faust's News Piece: Comfort for the People Burdened by a Heavy Life and Social Guilt
Maria Faust's latest work offers comfort to people weighed down by their difficult lives and societal guilt following the aftermath of populism and propaganda.
The US strengthens ties with European populists in its offensive against the community project
The US is fostering relationships with European populist parties in an effort to undermine the European Union.
Letter to the Editor. The Opposition Must Make Climate a Campaign Issue
A letter urges the Social Democrats to prioritize climate policies in the upcoming elections, criticizing the current government for neglecting scientific advice.
Steve Bannon asked Epstein for help in 'overthrowing' Pope Francis, documents show
Steve Bannon sought the help of Jeffrey Epstein to strategize against Pope Francis, as revealed by newly released U.S. Department of Justice documents.