Tag: populism

Poland’s Supreme Court warns that plans to fire judges if they question judicial reforms could lead to the Central European…

Poland’s parliament has elected three judges nominated by the ruling party to the Constitutional Tribunal, raising concerns about judicial independence….

Thousands of far-right nationalists have marched to mark Poland’s independence day, burning red and white flares for the national flag…

Spain is holding another general election on Sunday, its fourth in four years, with the acting prime minister, Pedro Sánchez,…

The eastern German city of Dresden has passed a resolution aimed at strengthening democracy and protecting minorities from a rise…

The far-left Die Linke has beaten the far-right Alternative for Deutschland (AfD) in Sunday’s regional election in Thuringia, eastern Germany,…

Several times in the last 30 years the UK has had governments completely unfit for power, visibly exhausted and devoid…

Slovakia’s Special Prosecutor’s Office has filed charges against prominent Slovak tycoon Marian Kocner and another three people in the murder…

Five years after the German anti-migrant group Pegida held its first gathering in Dresden, four counter-demonstrations have been held against…

Today’s vote on the UK’s Brexit deal could be bypassed if a rebel amendment passes to force the final decision…

Sunday’s general election in Poland saw the ruling Law and Justice party (PiS) lose control of the upper house and…

Budapest’s newly elected liberal mayor, Gergely Karacsony (pictured), has celebrated a strong performance by the opposition in Hungary’s municipal elections,…

Ahead of the 2015 general election, Jaroslaw Kaczynski and his Law and Justice (PiS) party promised voters that they would…

European Union ministers have discussed migration as Greece has again become the main gateway to Europe with the United Nations…

Italy’s parliament has voted to cut the number of representatives to save cash and help keep the populist far-right Lega…