Far right - New Statesman

The ease with which sexist attacks have undermined Sanna Marin and Magdalena Andersson should concern us all.

By Megan Gibson

It’s not so easy to paint conservatives as bigoted any more.

By David Swift

The French literary celebrity on shame, autobiography and why his family abandoned the far right.

By Lola Seaton

Are alarmist narratives about a “new civil war” obscuring the real battle in US politics: the fight for democracy?

By Nikhil Pal Singh

For the first time in 20 years, a French president will not have a parliamentary majority.

By Ido Vock

Deprived of the unity created by opposition to Covid measures, the far right now has LGBTQ+ people in its sights.

By Liam Hoare

Eventually, the outrage factor might run out.

By Rachel Cunliffe

Is the Republican Party of Trump and QAnon also now the party of non-religious class warriors?

By John Ganz

The latest far-right atrocity is part of a growing contagion where extremism is spread through memes, gaming-inspired fantasies and apocalyptic…

By Richard Seymour

The problem for UK centrists is that the median voter in the median British constituency would have voted for Le…

By David Gauke

This year's National Conservatism conference was notably short of new ideas, meaningful debate and pro-Putin speakers, as attendees stuck to…

By David Broder

Ukrainians of all stripes are fighting to defend their young and fragile democracy from the real fascist threat: Russia.

By Oz Katerji

Acting like any mention of the problem feeds Kremlin propaganda is only making it worse.

By Michael Colborne

There is no mystery as to what kind of movement we are witnessing in Canada: it is 21st-century fascism.

By Paul Mason

Back in 1998, the film's ending was criticised as implausible. In 2019, it would appear all too convenient.

By George Eaton