By Andrew Moran*
Following former President Donald Trump’s election defeat, the legacy media and Swamp creatures glowingly declared that populism is dead and buried, never to be resurrected on a massive scale ever again. But were the victories of Trump and Brexit matches that ignited the flames of populist movements?...
Emmanuel Macron
Marine Le Pen
Giuseppe Conte
Matteo Salvini
Donald Trump
André Ventura
Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa
Geert Wilders
Matteo Renzi
People's Party for Freedom and Democracy
Brexit
Netherlands
Portugal
Ventura, California
Democratic Party 
The Harris Poll
Socialist Party of America
National Rally
Muslims
Italia Viva
By Dr. Philip Dandolov
Euroscepticism is a multifaceted phenomenon that has increasingly been the subject of analysis..
Religion scholar Esra Ozyurek has a knack for identifying trends that ring warning bells about where Europe is..
By Sourabh Gupta*
On 20 January, Joseph Biden was sworn in as the 46th president of the United States, heading an..
