The farmers’ revolt is coming for Labour
This march could be the first stirring of a populist rebellion against the government.
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Jordan Peterson’s prophecies
The Canadian thinker’s self-made deity is a symptom of the modern Western malady.
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Kevin Roberts’s fire-breathing American right
In his book Dawn’s Early Light, the architect of Project 2025 preaches the necessity of burning Washington’s “elite” institutions to…
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The rise of Charlie Kirk
The online provocateur has gained extraordinary influence within Trump's team.
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We need to start learning from Joe Rogan and co
The right is much better at exploiting the populist reach of podcasts and influencers.
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We’re going to find out how bad Project 2025 will be
Trump 2.0 may immiserate America in a way his first time in office could not.
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Kamala Harris and the perils of identity politics
The Democrats’ decision to choose a vice-president for tokenistic reasons was always destined to backfire.
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Britain must learn from America’s populist disaster
If we don’t, we shall be doomed to repeat it.
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How to survive the age of anger
In Josh Cohen’s All the Rage, a psychoanalyst offers a path through the divisive world of online grievance and populist…
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Spain’s floods have unleashed the politics of anger
With even the King coming under personal attack, the country has entered one of its worst crises in living memory.
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The American election belongs to the oligarchy
Self-interested plutocrats are bankrolling both candidates.
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Universal basic capital could deflate Britain’s populist bubble
Reform is winning where wealth growth is weak. We need radical solutions.
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Donald Trump’s identity crisis
How the former president’s campaign abandoned its populist roots.
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Trump will have to choose: populism or Elon Musk
In his interview on X, the Republican candidate revealed anti-worker sentiments.
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The roar from below
How Emmanuel Macron turned France to the hard right.
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India chooses political instability over Modi
The country will now be governed by a coalition, rather than with an iron fist.
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The Conservative Party may not survive this election
A deepening identity crisis has left the Tories unable to appeal to either centrists or populists.
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The future starts in South Africa
The country’s political disintegration offers a glimpse into how Western democracies could fail.
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The SNP’s contradictory coalition is fracturing
As Scottish independence falls down the agenda, progressives and conservatives are being pitted against each other.
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Ireland can’t blame its anti-immigrant problem on Rishi Sunak
The sudden arrival of European-style populism in Irish politics is the result of 13 years of government complacency.
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