Tucker Carlson’s annunciation
In his wild demagogy, Carlson is the prince of the new America
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Left populism is here to stay
Rival populisms are competing to represent the dispossessed
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James Goldsmith, godfather of British populism
Unlike Nigel Farage or Rupert Lowe, Goldsmith told the truth
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We are living through regime change
The old, postwar world is being dismantled by its American overlord
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Forget zero-sum politics, everyone can win in Britain
To beat populism, Labour must offer an alternative vision: a politics of abundance
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Nigel Farage can be stopped
Reform’s onward march is not inevitable. Across the world, progressives are actually winning
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Venezuelans are thinking the unthinkable
Free-market populism has a new appeal in the socialist state
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The rise of Charlie Kirk
The online provocateur gained extraordinary influence within Trump’s team.
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Stop trying to make Zack Polanski happen
Eco-populism is over-egged and under-stuffed.
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Anas Sarwar’s Zohran cosplay
As all part leaders take the same line, it seems there is nothing new under Scotland’s sun.
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What is Zack Polanski’s next move?
The eco-populist has Nigel Farage in his sights.
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Zack Polanski sweeps the Green leadership
With his victory secured, will the left rally to the eco-populist firebrand?
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The new Green Party leader will shape Britain’s future
This leadership election is a choice between continuity and populism.
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It’s time for angry left populism
In a time of oligarchy and climate breakdown, politics must be oppositional.
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Maga zealots want to redraft the Civil Rights Act
Tribal white politics has once again found a place at the heart of American power.
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Trump in the wilderness
Having led his supporters into the looking-glass world of conspiracy, the US president finds he is trapped inside it.
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The left’s losing streak
Why populists keep winning and what progressives should do about it.
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Is Nigel Farage right about the Bank of England?
The populist right should not be the ones to take on neoliberal monetary orthodoxies.
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Dishonesty now rules Scottish politics
The SNP and Labour are both watching on while the state dissolves and populists rise.
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Giorgia Meloni’s selective memory
The Italian prime minister’s autobiography revises her and her country’s history. But Meloni’s success is a template for right populist…
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