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How the neoliberalism of ‘Hayek’s Bastards’ changed the world – and fuelled the rise of the populist right

Neoliberalism has had an enormous influence on the world, driving policy and governance at the national and international level, particularly since the 1980s, when it was championed by the Reagan administration in the United States and the Thatcher government in the United Kingdom.

The Conversation

OPINION - Hanif Kureishi: Right-wing ideology is thriving in the swamps of self-help and gym-bro culture

It is 1964 and my father is up a ladder in a second-hand bookshop on Charing Cross Road. This is how we’d spend our Saturdays, hunting for old stuff: philosophy, psychology, fiction and politics. My father, an Indian, was also looking for something in Buddhist and Taoist texts that would…

Evening Standard

Farage's Reform UK stretches poll lead on Tories as Jenrick seeks 'one way or another' to unite the Right

The latest YouGov poll showed Reform on 25%, up two points on last week, with the Conservatives on 20%, down one point

Evening Standard

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How Jean-Marie Le Pen permanently reestablished the far right in France

Le Pen’s political trajectory reveals his distinctive positioning at the intersection of conservatism and far-right extremism, balancing traditional political engagement with a disruptive, populist stance.

The Conversation

Cohabitation government begins in France – archive, 1986

In March 1986, Socialist President Francois Mitterrand appointed centre-right leader Jacques Chirac as prime minister after losing the parliamentary elections

The Guardian - UK

Portugal’s centre-right coalition wins election as far-right support surges

The results set the stage for some difficult negotiations

Evening Standard

Claudine Gay | Forced exit

Right-wingers' witch-hunt of Harvard's first Black president, Claudine Gay, ended with her resignation after plagiarism allegations.

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OPINION - Are Tory Right-wingers a busted flush? Rishi Sunak is about to find out

Did Rishi Sunak ever need to appoint Suella Braverman in the first place? As Braverman claimed in her resignation letter, there seems to be a “general agreement” in that her support was “pivotal” in winning Sunak his premiership. But I was struck by a piece by Professor Tim Bale at…

Evening Standard

Welcome to Torbynism: how the Conservatives became their own fringe party

Looming defeat has left the Conservatives divided and chaotic, with potential leaders – or even Nigel Farage – ready to fill the void

Evening Standard

"The old Right has left the building"

Power expert explains how MAGA is "consciously manipulated" by "a fear and loathing of liberals"

Salon

OPINION - Right-wing US chart hits should thrill musicians

The other night I was at a pop quiz in Fitzrovia when a question was asked that stumped everyone. Namely: what is the current No1 in the singles chart?

Evening Standard

‘Hardened’ Islamist terrorists jailed over foiled plots are set to be released this year

New Home Office report also warns Russia is stoking the far-Right terrorist threat in Britain

Evening Standard

'The Right's determination to find non-existent culture threats is distraction'

They believe pubs and workplaces are full of people disgusted with student demands to pull down statues of slave owners, who vomit into mixed-gender toilets

Daily Mirror

What is National Conservatism and what do the people behind it want? Brussels conference shut down

Why are people opposed to this controversial far-right movement backed by Nigel Farage and Suella Braverman?

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Netanyahu brings Israel to a crossroads

Has Benjamin Netanyahu finally lost his touch, asked Anshel Pfeffer in Foreign Policy. For 12 weeks now, the great survivor of Israeli politics has fought an escalating battle with protesters.

Evening Standard

Filling the centre of London with flags is not fascism

If YOU walk down Regent Street right now, you will see it laced with strings of Union flags as part of the jubilee celebrations. Most people, I suspect, will barely register the new decorations. Some will feel a twang of national pride. And some, it seems, will be reminded of…

Salon

Far-right Catholics, racists link arms

Activist arm of right-wing Catholic outlet Church Militant is increasingly entwined with racist "groyper" movement

The Guardian - US

The Right review: conservatism, Trump, regret and wishful thinking

Matthew Continetti’s history of 100 years of the American right is ambitious, impressive and worrying

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Salon

Historians to Trump: You're fired!

"The Presidency of Donald J. Trump" offers a wealth of valuable perspectives — but fails to measure the danger

The Conversation

Heroes of the Fourth Turning: how theatre can serve as a mode of inquiry into right wing ideas

Why did 46.8% of Americans vote for Donald Trump in the 2020 election? Why did approximately 2,000 of them attack the Capitol building? Why do 54% believe Joe Biden to be one of the worst Presidents in US history? They can’t all be “deplorables”, all ill-educated bigots or self-interested cynics.…

The Hindu

The return of the anti-Dreyfusards is possible

For many French citizens, Marine Le Pen is no longer viewed as a danger to the historical values of an egalitarian France

The Guardian - US

Why are US rightwingers so opposed to a Black woman supreme court nominee?

The right’s alarmed reaction to Biden’s pledge to nominate a Black woman to the Supreme Court reveals the conservative siege mentality

Newslaundry

Challenging the institutionalised ‘common sense’ of India’s political discourse

Terms of discourse, much like terms of trade, are favourable and unfavourable to some. The dominant position in setting these terms, as held by the Left in India’s academic institutions and a major section of the English media, led to an unchallenged common sense. As a result, the rival political…

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