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Swedish sociologist Göran Adamson has also argued some political opposition conflate the SD's national conservative image as being right-wing extremist, and argued the SD today is not comparable to European extreme-right or neo-fascist parties since the SD has a more liberal direction in several areas, and there is no evidence to suggest that ...
On 17 March, Putin gave a speech in which he called opponents of the war "scum and traitors," saying that a "natural and necessary self-cleansing of society will only strengthen our country." [ 70 ] [ 71 ] Russian authorities were encouraging Russians to report their friends, colleagues and family members to the police for expressing opposition ...
In May 2017 the Swedish Institute, government agency that maintains Sweden's official Twitter account blacklisted some 14,000 Twitter users allegedly involved in "threats against migrants, women and LGBTQ people" or who were suspected of right-wing extremism. [18] After the public outcry that followed, the ban of the blacklisted users was ...
Early on Monday, figures showed the Moderates, Sweden Democrats, Christian Democrats and Liberals winning 176 seats in the 349-seat parliament against 173 for the centre-left. In further evidence ...
Alexei Navalny, a thorn in the side of the Kremlin and Russia’s most prominent political dissident, has died in prison at the age of 47.. Navalny, a fierce critic of Russian president Vladimir ...
Samhällsnytt (Society News) or Samnytt [1] is a Swedish right-wing populist [2] [3] online news website founded in 2017. Oxford University's Internet Institute's Project on Computational Propaganda identified Samhällsnytt as one of the three primary "junk news" sources in Sweden, alongside Nyheter Idag and Fria Tider.
Biden’s speech in the Polish capital presented a study in contrasts to a pugnacious address hours earlier by Putin, in which the Russian leader said he was suspending cooperation in the New ...
From having been a ruling party, the General Electoral League turned into a bastion of right-wing opposition, and in 1938 it was renamed the National Organization of the Right (Swedish: Högerns riksorganisation [ˈhøːɡɛɳʂ ˈrɪ̂ksɔrɡanɪsaˌɧuːn] ⓘ), a name that would stay until 1952.