Israel moves closer to Austria’s Freedom Party, founded by former SS members and Nazi Party affiliates
The Netanyahu government had until now boycotted the formation, with which it now seeks to build ‘a political bridge’
Spain’s top court suspends voting rights for some descendants of Civil War exiles
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The provisional ruling affects citizens who obtained nationality under the Democratic Memory Law, known as the ‘Grandchildren’s Law’
Thousands of protesters march in Spain over Ceuta migrant crisis
PM Pedro Sánchez is appearing in Congress to defend that his executive has no indications that Morocco was in any way behind the sudden mass influx
The children at the center of Ceuta’s migration debate share their dreams for the future
Young migrants living in a makeshift camp in the Spanish exclave city discuss their hopes in letters to those who oppose taking them in
Neighborhood patrols encourage outbreaks of violence against migrants in Ceuta
EL PAÍS gains access to WhatsApp groups coordinating sweeps against foreigners in the Spanish exclave
Former Spanish PM Rajoy clouds Spain-France semifinal with ‘racist’ article
The World Cup match takes on new meaning after a column in which the conservative politician said France is a team ‘without Frenchmen’
For Spanish government, Pope Leo’s speech on immigration and war provides welcome relief
The administration of Pedro Sánchez, a socialist, sees vindication of its progressive policies as it grapples with the fallout of several high-profile legal probes
US ambassador to Spain complains PM Pedro Sánchez has not received him once yet
Benjamín León Jr underscored the ‘frustration’ felt by Trump at the fact that the Spanish government is not spending 5% of GDP on defense as agreed by NATO
Luis de Guindos: ‘I used to be more of a hawk, now I’m on the side of prudence’
The ECB vice president, nearing the end of his term, advocates a gradual response to the current crisis, defends immigration, and praises Lagarde’s unifying role at the institution
What should moderate right-wing parties do against the far-right surge?
Many of them seem trapped in an identity crisis. The dilemma is whether to embrace extreme positions or strive to maintain a centrist profile, like the Hungarian conservative Péter Magyar, who defeated Orbán with votes from the center and the moderate left
Trump becomes a toxic asset for Europe’s far right
European nationalist parties were celebrating the White House’s support just months ago. But the war in Iran and the US president’s erratic behavior now risk turning him into a liability
Spain approves granting legal status to around 500,000 undocumented migrants
The move is meant to regularize the situation of people already living unofficially in the country, and bucks a global trend toward harsher immigration policies
Leo XIV positions himself as the anti-Trump pope
A year after his election, the pontiff’s clash with the US president elevates his stature and presents far-right politicians and voters with an existential dilemma: whose side are they on?
Juan Verde: ‘The next president of the United States will be a Democrat and an unknown’
The former advisor to Barack Obama and Joe Biden warns of the similarities between the ‘hate speech’ of Spanish far-right party Vox and Donald Trump
Viktor Orbán, Putin and Trump’s man in Europe, cements his role as the EU’s internal antagonist
The Hungarian leader’s blocking of a multi-million dollar loan for Ukraine and a Russian espionage case have increased European fury against the national-populist leader in the middle of an election campaign
Young women are also moving closer to the far right, just more slowly than men
One analysis highlights a growing sense among women that the system no longer guarantees stability, and they associate feminism with the establishment
Understanding the far-right ideology spreading across the planet: ‘You should be more afraid of the sound of slippers than marching boots’
With Donald Trump at the helm, a diverse far-right movement made up of libertarians, paleoconservatives and neo-reactionaries seeks to change the world by reversing the values of the Enlightenment. Several recently published books have examined this phenomenon
The second life of Commander Kapustin: How Ukrainian intelligence deceived Moscow
Kyiv faked the death of a Russian far-right activist fighting in its ranks against the Kremlin in order to expose several enemy agents
AfD, a key pawn for Trump in Europe, strengthens ties with Washington
The German far right, leading in several polls, is coming in from the cold with the support of Washington’s new strategic document
The BBC is no exception: Far-right forces are targeting European public broadcasters
The far right is threatening to stiffle state-owned media corporations or put them at its service if it comes to power
How housing became the key to winning elections in the West
Progressive political forces are increasingly taking the message away from the far right, posting recent victories in New York, the Netherlands and Ireland
Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez: ‘Normalizing our relations with Mexico is a priority’
The leader of Spain’s leftist governing coalition is facing political and legal turmoil, but remains confident that ‘the truth’ will prevail and says he wants to run for re-election in 2027
Over 21% of Spaniards think the Franco years were ‘good or very good,’ survey shows
Among voters of the mainstream conservative Popular Party (PP), more people believe the dictatorship was ‘good’ than ‘bad.’ And 61% of far-right Vox voters believe the democratic system is worse or much worse than Francoism ever was
Ada Lluch, the far-right Catalan influencer who spoke at the UTK rally in London
The former partner of a conservative strategist in the US through whom she met Donald Trump, the 25-year-old gained visibility at the demonstration organized by Tommy Robinson. ‘It would be an honor to get involved in politics’
The department of the war of words
The far right is beginning to dispense with euphemisms when they want to rally their own people to instill fear in others
A ‘hunt’ for migrants in the Spanish town of Torre Pacheco triggers fear: ‘There is peace for nobody’
The anti-immigrant protests are targeting a generation of young people born in Spain who are now around 20 years old and have always been marginalized
Inside the private Telegram chat calling for immigrants in Spain to be ‘hunted down’: ‘Arab heads will roll’
The group was abruptly shut down at 8:36 p.m. on Monday for ‘inciting violence’ in the wake of an attack on an elderly man in the town of Torre Pacheco
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