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The new populism

An investigation into the rise of a global phenomenon

22 June 2019

  • Supporters of President Donald Trump listen to him speak during a campaign rally, Las Vegas 2018.

    Exploring the rise of populism: 'It pops up in unexpected places'

    How we paired up with a network of political scientists to create a wide-ranging series and a groundbreaking database

28 May 2019

  • Matteo Salvini

    Why populists could struggle to capitalise on EU elections success

    Populists won 29% of seats, analysis shows, but divisions could blunt their influence

22 May 2019

  • Bannon and Farage

    Nigel Farage discussed fronting far-right group led by Steve Bannon

    Footage shows Brexit party leader calling Bannon’s plan a ‘fightback against globalists’

19 May 2019

  • Farage

    Rage, rapture and pure populism: on the road with Nigel Farage

    The Brexit party leader has eschewed policies in favour of a persistent message pitting politicians against ‘the people’

14 May 2019

  • the two sides of leftwing politics in the US, UK and Europe

    Why copying the populist right isn’t going to save the left

    The long read: Social democratic parties have been losing ground for more than two decades – but pandering to rightwing anxieties about immigration is not the solution

4 May 2019

  • Italian is loved but most Europeans favour own country’s food, survey finds

    Italian is loved but most Europeans favour own country's food, survey finds

    What makes a good meal? Little divides the continent more than this question

3 May 2019

  • City commuters in Sydney

    Australians accepting of migrants but negative towards Islam, poll finds

  • European countries among gloomiest in developed world – poll

    European countries among gloomiest in developed world – poll

  • Man waving French flag

    ‘A nation of moaners’: French more pessimistic than Germans about future

  • Agree and disagree boxes

    In an age of extremes, most people are really pretty moderate

  • Only a third of Australians trust senior government officials, survey finds

  • Britons less trusting of social media than other major nations

2 May 2019

  • A march calling for Fraser Anning to resign, which was held in Melbourne after the Christchurch shooting

    Almost half of Australians believe immigration should be reduced, poll finds

  • Public opinion on globalisation is more nuanced than many believe.

    There is no mass public revolt against globalisation

    Joel Rogers de Waal
  • UK respondents showed the lowest level of support for migrants coming to join family members.

    Britons most positive in Europe on benefits of immigration

  • Illustration for populism article

    Leavers v remainers: how Britain’s tribes compare

1 May 2019

  • Theresa May dancing in Cape Town on a trip to South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya last year.

    Theresa May's fans in Nigeria – and other unlikely sources of political support

  • Jair Bolsonaro illustration

    How Brazil and South Africa became the world's most populist countries

  • The project surveyed 25,325 people across Europe, the Americas, Africa and Asia.

    What is the Guardian YouGov-Cambridge Globalism Project?

  • Vaccination illustration by Guardian Design

    Revealed: populists far more likely to believe in conspiracy theories

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