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  • Articles Tagged with "Populism"

    Pologne : Donald Tusk, l’homme qui veut en finir avec le populisme – L'Express

    lexpress.fr • Politics • Poland

    In Poland, massive protests led by Donald Tusk against the ruling ultraconservative party, Law and Justice (PiS), raise hopes for a political shift in the upcoming elections.

    Primero vinieron a por Le Pen | Opinión | EL PAÍS

    elpais.com • Politics • Europe

    The article uses Martin NiemĂśller's famous quote about the dangers of inaction in the face of injustice to highlight the selective application of justice against populist politicians like Marine Le Pen, raising concerns about political double standards within the European Union.

    „O să vedeți voi când venim noi!…” În satul meu e multă ură față de cei cu școală

    republica.ro • Politics • Romania

    A Romanian author reflects on the rise of anti-intellectualism and populism in their village, highlighting the contrast between educated politicians and those who appeal to uneducated voters.

    Marine Le Pen verdict fuels debate that Europe’s ‘rule of law’ is throttling the ‘will of the people’ | CNN

    edition.cnn.com • Politics • Europe

    Marine Le Pen's conviction for embezzlement sparks debate in Europe about whether upholding the rule of law outweighs the will of the people, highlighting the tension between judicial decisions and popular sovereignty.

    David Brooks: I Should Have Seen This Coming - The Atlantic

    theatlantic.com • Politics • World

    David Brooks reflects on his disillusionment with the Trump administration, analyzing its nihilistic approach to power and its destructive impact on American society and institutions, while expressing cautious optimism for the nation's future.

    Alastair Campbell’s diary: Who’s really to blame for populism? - The New European

    theneweuropean.co.uk • Politics • World

    Alastair Campbell reflects on the rise of populism, arguing that politicians and their supporters should shoulder more blame than just the public.

    Trump Has Found His Class Enemy - The Atlantic

    theatlantic.com • Politics • World

    The article analyzes the Trump administration's targeting of the professional managerial class (PMC), describing it as a form of class warfare aimed at dismantling their power and influence.

    How the nature of Trinamool’s leadership changed over time - The Hindu

    thehindu.com • Politics • India

    This article analyzes the evolution of the Trinamool Congress's leadership in West Bengal, examining its changing class-caste composition and the influence of its support base on government policies.

    The rise of the infinite fringe | The Verge

    theverge.com • Politics • United States

    This article explores the evolution of right-wing media and the rise of an 'infinite fringe' of online influencers, whose power has grown despite attempts by establishment figures to silence them.

    Angst vor dem Volk: Demokratien verwandeln sich immer mehr in Richterstaaten

    nzz.ch • Politics • Europe

    The article discusses the increasing tendency of courts in various democracies to overstep their boundaries, restricting politics in the name of defending democracy, but ultimately harming it.

    The Scary Future of the American Right - The Atlantic

    theatlantic.com • Politics • United States

    This article analyzes the emerging National Conservatism movement within the American right, highlighting its key figures, ideologies, and potential impact on the future of the Republican Party.

    Estados Unidos estĂĄ en las Ăşltimas y hay una causa que lo explica

    elconfidencial.com • Politics • World

    The article analyzes arguments against Washington's reindustrialization efforts, revealing underlying concerns about the United States' economic and social decline and the political implications thereof.

    Rightwing populists will keep winning until we grasp this truth about human nature | George Monbiot | The Guardian

    theguardian.com • Politics • World

    Rightwing populists' continued success stems from a fundamental human urge to destroy what one feels excluded from, exacerbated by rising inequality and the failure of centrist parties to address it.

    Un Papa con ideas de derechas y amado por la izquierda, que intentĂł parar a los populismos

    abc.es • Politics • World

    This article analyzes Pope Francis's political stances, highlighting his complex relationship with both left-wing and right-wing ideologies, and his attempts to counter populism.

    ‘De groeiende weerstand tegen kennis maakt het werk van adviesraden lastiger’ - NRC

    nrc.nl • Politics • Netherlands

    A Dutch political scientist expresses concern over growing resistance to knowledge and its impact on advisory councils, particularly in the face of populist politics.

    Een kwarteeuw politieke verlossers: hoe Nederland een bange democratie werd - NRC

    nrc.nl • Politics • Netherlands

    The article analyzes how the rise of 'political saviors' in the Netherlands over the past 25 years has led to a fearful democracy characterized by inaction and conflict.