The ruling in a Paris court that the far-right leader is guilty of misappropriating public funds will probably eliminate her from the 2027 presidential election.
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Globally, we’re witnessing a rise in far-right governments increasingly hostile towards universities, historically springboards for progressive change. What should the future look like for universities in Canada?
In an anniversary year, the legendary school of design has fallen foul of the AfD’s divisive rhetoric.
Bolsonaro and 33 others have been formally charged over an alleged plot to seize power in 2023.
Since 1990, trust in government has been declining in democratic countries across the world.
Much of Spain’s regional politics and social attitudes are different from the rest of Europe.
Spatial mapping shows votes for the AfD are concentrated in the east and in the most rural areas, while university towns turn away.
Elon Musk is by no means the cause of the AfD’s popularity, but his embrace of the extremist party has given it a global profile and new credibility in German politics.
Giorgia Meloni’s presence at Donald Trump’s inauguration aimed to reinforce her status as a privileged interlocutor with the new US administration. But this position carries risks for Italy and the EU.
The world’s richest man has been quite selective in the causes he champions.
The former leader of the National Front has died, aged 96.
The majority of Romanians identify as members of the Orthodox Church and in the recent election many religious figures came out in support of the radical right candidate.
Thomas Mann’s intellectual masterpiece is interested in time, love, mortality, culture – and the fragility of civilisation. There are worrying parallels between 1924, when it was published, and 2024.
Protectionist policies could harm exports of Brazilian industrial products, and the alliance between the US and Argentina will jeopardise Brazil’s efforts to integrate South America
Since World War II, Germany has been uniquely shaped by atoning for the Holocaust. This is reflected in its categorisation of criticism of Israel as antisemitic and its minimal national security.
People who are dissatisfied with their lives are more likely to turn away from mainstream political parties.
Trump is bad news for Europe, but by proactively ‘Trump-proofing’ some key areas, leaders can mitigate his impact.
The final novel from France’s most famous literary provocateur, set in 2027, features an antihero based on a real-life French politician – who reports to a president modelled on Macron.
Formulaic appeals to “free speech” do not remove the need to critically challenge extreme and antidemocratic views.
Owens reaches million of people online and wants to do five shows across Australia, but there are calls to deny her entry. Here’s what the federal government has to consider.
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