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Why the most radioactive philosopher of the 20th century still speaks to us.
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Macron’s interior minister signals his authoritarian shift
As the French president endures weekly protests, Gérald Darmanin has emerged as his most prominent law and order hard-liner.
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How Jordan Peterson became the internet’s village idiot
The clinical psychologist is now a punching bag for both the left and the right.
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Italy is too large to save but cannot be left to fail. Eventually, something has to give
While Giorgia Meloni claims she wants her country to stay in the eurozone, its deep economic problems might pull her…
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Britain’s far-right contagion
The proliferation of racist ideology and street action portend a dangerous moment in British politics.
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Knowsley anti-asylum riot: “If it can happen here, it can happen anywhere”
In the aftermath of violent protests at a hotel housing refugees, the outskirts of historically left-wing Liverpool are polarised.
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Austria’s flailing mainstream parties are boosting the far right
Surging inflation and immigration anxieties are benefiting the country’s Freedom Party once again.
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The new class war
Michael Lind on how the rise of the liberal “overclass” triggered Trumpism, Brexit and the return of the nation-state.
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Germany’s far-right plot shows how old and new forms of extremism are fusing
Hard-line nationalism has merged with conspiracy theories such as QAnon.
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Nigel Farage and the hysterical right know they’ve lost
Reactionaries are facing irrelevance – on Brexit and multiculturalism – so they are left with only frothy-mouthed rage.
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Europe’s far-right parties are learning from one another
With the hard right in power in Italy and Sweden, sister parties across the EU are hoping they will be…
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Jordan Bardella is the rising star of the French far right
The 28-year-old politician replacing Marine Le Pen as head of the National Rally has largely stuck to his predecessor’s positions.
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The reality of Sweden’s far-right future
The influence of the Sweden Democrats has finally destroyed the country’s long-outdated progressive reputation.
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The biggest winner in Israel’s election? The far right
Benjamin Netanyahu is poised to once again lead the country, backed by an alliance of extremist parties.
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Could Benjamin Netanyahu return to power in Israel?
Ahead of the 1 November elections, the former PM has brokered an alliance with the far-right to carve a return…
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The Walk-In should be gripping – but this is a made-by-numbers neo-Nazi drama
Stephen Graham plays an undercover anti-fascist – but each scene in this ITV series is more unsurprising than the last.
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Giorgia Meloni’s post-fascist party triumphs in the Italian election
The Brothers of Italy leader is on the verge of becoming prime minister, thanks especially to a divided left.
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Sweden’s socialist utopia is crumbling
Even with a Moderate prime minister, the Sweden Democrats will swing its government rightwards.
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How support for the far-right Sweden Democrats has surged
After yesterday’s election, the party has become Sweden’s second-largest with more than 20 per cent of the vote.
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Sweden’s tight election could result in a far right-backed government
The Sweden Democrats are no longer treated as pariahs by mainstream conservatives despite their neo-Nazi roots.
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