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Although Nigel Farage, the leader of Reform UK, might not become Britain’s next Prime Minister, his populist politics will leave an indelible mark o

श्रीलंका के आम चुनाव के नतीजे को लेकर अनिश्चितता का माहौ�

Time and again, Europe has reiterated that it would support Ukraine for “as long as it takes”, but recent months have shown war fatigue amongst Uk

बढ़ते कर्ज़ के बीच सरकार के लिए बड़े बुनियादी ढ़ांचे से ज�

It is necessary to keep an eye on the other strategies of the New Right and populists, to protect the political culture from a change towards right-wi

हम जो बात पक्के तौर पर कह सकते हैं कि बंगाल के चुनाव में जन�

Why are women gravitating towards right-wing populist ideology?

आज बेस्ट को मिल रही आर्थिक मदद का ज़्यादातर हिस्सा क़र्ज�

With most of the grant money being used to settle loans and pay salaries, populist moves ahead of the state election may prove to be counterproductive

The 21st century sees the rise of populist politics. It should be investigated in its myriad manifestations taking root across the world.

It was an erratic poll for populists and right-wing nationalists alike, but they extended their power in Europe’s capital nations.

Both the ruling BJP and the opposition Congress in Madhya Pradesh are battling on development plank, offering slew of populist measures for the St

बात ​इतनी नहीं है कि पैसे की मात्रा कितनी है यां आंकड़ों क

बात ​इतनी नहीं है कि पैसे की मात्रा कितनी है यां आंकड़ों क

The elections in Sweden are maybe a last reminder that the EU needs to renew its foundational narrative.

The government will need a lot of explaining to do about the rising corruption in the Budget session and will have to cast its tax net wider to catch the tax dodgers. What it will do to make the tax base bigger could be an interesting feature of Budget 2013.

The Kartarpur corridor, inaugurated in November 2019, is regarded as an important peacemaking measure between India and Pakistan. Various international organisations have welcomed the corridor, including the United Nations. Drawing from history, this brief argues that opening a pilgrimage corridor or renovating a place of worship, and other such attempts to bridge India and Pakistan using religious sentiment inevitably fail to address the deep-ro

The simple fact is that there are no easy answer for progressives, whether in Europe, Asia or America.

The European Union (EU) stands at a critical junction in its institutional evolution. The European sovereign debt crisis in 2009, the Brexit decision in 2016, and the success of anti-European populist parties in many member states have triggered intense discussions about necessary reforms in the Union, which only intensified after Emmanuel Macron became president of France in 2017. His vehemently pro-European outlook and ambitious suggestions for

Campaign trends in Delhi elections indicate that parties are playing around the issues having popular appeal rather than the hard core issues of governance, statehood or even air pollution. In varying degrees, populist ideas such as free houses, free water and free electricity remain the core poll promises for all political parties.

Social media’s impact on mainstream media, and the way people communicate with one another and disseminate information, has become a subject of serious study for journalists, academics and policymakers alike. While it has been a significant equaliser as a vehicle by which the fundamental right to freedom of expression is guaranteed everyone irrespective of class, creed or geography, these very same platforms are also becoming spaces where—in

The promises made by key parties in the Delhi elections are in conformity with the national trend of offering populist schemes. One thought political parties of this 'enlightened' metropolis, that was turned to an epicentre of the nation-wide anti-corruption stir and gave rise to political newbie AAP, would beat this trend and offer something better.

Rolling out a half-baked populist agenda is likely to backfire and be detrimental to the public health agenda.

Right-wing populism has been the most influential political movement in Europe for the last few years.  Far from being a newcomer on the political stage, it has managed to shape political discourses as never before since the end of World War II. This paper identifies what right-wing populism is and why right-wing populist parties have again become relevant in almost every European country.  It argues that it is an expression of, and a reaction