Politics

Behind its relative stability, Irish politics shows emerging cleavages, particularly around the worsening housing crisis.

Mimicking the far right is rarely a good idea, says Adrian Burtin.

Laura Jacobs reflects on the reasons behind the success of the Flemish far right.

Mapping the far-right rise in three of Europe’s biggest countries.

What is the green alternative to the far-right’s exclusionary and simplistic solutions for reaching a shared meaning?

How did the far right become a global phenomenon?

A careful look at European far-right parties’ economic agendas reveals deep underlying divisions.

Progressives must offer viable solutions to citizens’ insecurities, Daphne Halikiopoulou tells Wouter van de Klippe.

In an increasingly polarised world, how do we mobilise majorities around the politics we desire, rather than the ideas we oppose?

Faced with cost of living, housing, and healthcare crises, Romanians are disillusioned with available political options.