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It is now equally important to strengthen the moderate members of the new Ukrainian government and to reduce the influence of right-wing nationalists who would trample on the rights of Russian-speaking Ukrainians.
Just as it often takes rightwing nationalists to make peace with revolutionaries -- for example in Israel and South Africa -- it takes social democrats to make sweeping reforms in the welfare state.
Whether he intends to or not, Trump will give populists and nationalists such as Farage a boost in the coming months and years.
And in Poland, white nationalists and neo-Nazis recently staged a massive march through the streets of Warsaw.
Too many leaders are paying lip service to domestic nationalists and populists, mistakenly thinking that this will preserve their domestic poll ratings, when they should be showing genuine leadership and fighting for the common good.
But a quick look around the world suggests exactly the opposite: what Brexiteers, Russian nationalists, and Islamic fundamentalists have in common is that their politics are all about identity.
India’s nationalists were determined to enjoy the democracy that their colonial rulers had denied them, and convinced themselves that the British system was best.
Despite important ideological and political disagreements with the Islamists, the young nationalists hoped that alliance would strengthen their hand against the Old Guard and increase pressure on the Israelis.
So the intifada produced the first big change in the balance of Palestinian political power since the peace process began a decade ago, with more and more people shifting loyalty from the nationalists to the Islamists.
Support for the nationalists decreased from 55% to 30% over the same period.
Nationalists accused the government of selling Transylvania to Hungary and preparing to dismember the country.
Chinese nationalists believe that the war was undertaken by the US partly in order to place its military near one of China’s most sensitive borders.
In the eyes of Chinese nationalists, these efforts were all the part of an American conspiracy to encircle China.
Thus, Chinese nationalists can’t wait to see the back of America’s Afghan military presence.
In Germany, the still-fragile democratic order was shaken by radicalism on both the left (communists) and the right (nationalists), which reflected external challenges, such as the Cold War, and internal pressures, including the first post-war recession and rising unemployment.
It is hard to imagine today’s mainstream politicians and public intellectuals engaging publicly in such profound and mutually respectful debates with today’s radicals and upstarts, whether populists, economic nationalists, Euroskeptics, or something else.
Polish and Russian Jews, at least at the beginning of the communist era, were often loyal subjects of the communist state, because it promised (falsely, as it turned out) to protect them against the violence of anti-Semitic nationalists.
Then, she led Europe’s humanitarian response to the refugee crisis, earning praise from former critics but condemnation by populists and other anti-EU nationalists, particularly in the United Kingdom, France, and Central Europe.
In Poland, Hungary, and most of Central Europe, the key confrontation is between illiberal nationalists and pro-European liberals.
As a result, the EPP will go to the election as an odd coalition comprising advocates of Europe and nationalists, liberals and illiberals, and supporters of diversity and proponents of Christian identity.
Despite the best efforts of nationalists and pan-Africanists, nation-state identities have not taken root.
But it is likely that the very same populists and nationalists who drove EU leaders to craft the agreement with Turkey in order to contain the refugee crisis will now lead the backlash against visa-free access for Turkish citizens.
In the view of early-twentieth-century right-wing European nationalists, Anglo-American capitalism, controlled by Jews, undermined the sacred ties of blood and soil.
His suggestion that he would be less committed than his predecessors to supporting traditional US allies in Asia, like South Korea and Japan, was music to Chinese nationalists’ ears, much as his questioning of American commitments to NATO was music to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s.
Those who favor deeper integration and openness have wasted a lot of time, while populists and nationalists have marshaled their forces.
Many Hindu nationalists are frank about their admiration for Hitler.
Alexander's formula is also popular today with Putin’s nationalists in Moscow and St. Petersburg.
Nor is the Jewish state of Israel, where Messianic fanatics and religious nationalists have embraced a political theology that questions the very legitimacy of the democratic institutions, immune from this phenomenon.
In fact, Europe’s Trump-supporting nationalists, Geert Wilders in the Netherlands and Marine Le Pen in France, attracted far fewer votes than opinion polls anticipated.
It discredits liberalism by employing liberal rhetoric and appointing liberal leaders to administer its authoritarian rule, leaving political opposition to leftist parties and nationalists.
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