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- 1EU Leaders Clash Over 2028-2034 Budget as Le Pen Demands Delay▼EU Leaders Clash Over 2028-2034 Budget as Marine Le Pen Demands Delay After French Elections
European Union leaders are locked in a dispute over the bloc's next long-term budget covering 2028 to 2034. In France, Marine Le Pen has called for postponing negotiations on the multi-year spending plan, arguing the issue should wait until after French elections. The clash adds budget policy to the list of flashpoints between Brussels and the French nationalist right.
- 2Balkan countries chart divergent paths on Israel ties●‘Each country goes its own way’: How Balkan politics shape ties with Israel https://www. aljazeera.com/news/2026/10/15/
Al Jazeera examines why Balkan states are taking sharply different approaches to Israel, with each country's stance shaped by domestic politics, historical allegiances and defence agreements rather than a unified regional position. The report highlights how local considerations, from security cooperation to nationalist sentiment at home, drive foreign policy decisions toward Israel across the region.
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Interest in the year 2026 is climbing in several countries, largely tied to upcoming elections. In the United States, attention is on the 2026 midterms, with reports highlighting five House districts where Republicans hope to regain ground as Democrats anticipate gains. In Bosnia, election coverage is dominated by nationalist parties and Milorad Dodik amid low turnout, feeding speculation about the country's 2026 vote.
- 4Viral town hall clash fuels 'ChristoFascist' accusations●Tommy is # ChristoFascist troll. # USpolitics https://www. thehandbasket.co/p/tommy-teepe ll-abdul-el-sayed-viral-video-
A man identified as Tommy has gone viral after a town hall confrontation with Abdul El-Sayed, tied to Senator Josh Hawley's circle, prompting accusations online that he is a Christian nationalist troll. Commenters are sharing reporting from The Handbasket and debating the role of religious rhetoric in US politics.
- 5Debate over whether the Founding Fathers were Christian nationalists●The Founding fathers may have seen themselves as #Christian but not as " #Christiannationalists " they knew & experience
The argument is circulating that while America's founders identified as Christians, they were not Christian nationalists, having witnessed how religion could bring cruelty and corruption into government. The claim holds that their experience drove them to build a country free of governance by any single faith. It is feeding into the ongoing US argument over religion's proper place in politics and the meaning of the country's founding.
- 6Indian commentator mocks the left over patriotism●I thought the left believed that "patriotism is the last refuge of the scoundrel"
Indian commentator Kushal Mehra accused the political left of hypocrisy on patriotism, saying it once dismissed the sentiment as 'the last refuge of the scoundrel' yet now embraces nationalist language. The quip drew thousands of likes and is fuelling the ongoing online debate in India over who gets to claim patriotism and whether the left's stance on national pride has shifted.
- 7Crowd of 20,000 chants 'Turin is ours' amid fires in main square●Turin, Italy: over 20,000 people chant "Turin is ours" while lighting fires in the main square. Chaos, smoke, and disord
Turin, Italy: a large crowd, reported at over 20,000 people, gathered in the city's main square, chanting 'Turin is ours' while setting fires, leaving smoke and disorder in the city centre. Observers are sharply divided, with some framing it as a peaceful protest gone out of control and others calling it a sign of unrest engulfing the city.
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PNV leader Aitor Esteban said his party is "the only party" whose votes have prevented Vox from governing in Spain. Speaking in remarks reported by RTVE, he positioned the Basque nationalists as the decisive barrier to the far right entering government. The statement fits into the ongoing debate over which parties are willing or unwilling to enable a Vox-backed government.
- 9Greek MP Latinopoulou Demands Mass Deportations in 'Before Europe Dies' Speech●“Before Europe Dies”: Latinopoulou Demands Mass Deportations
Greek politician Afroditi Latinopoulou, a Member of the European Parliament, is making headlines after demanding mass deportations of migrants under the slogan 'Before Europe Dies'. Her hard-line migration stance has drawn widespread attention and is fueling debate across Europe about immigration policy and the rise of nationalist rhetoric in EU politics.
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Sanseito (参政党), a Japanese political party, is registering a spike in search interest in Japan. The movement, known for its nationalist 'Japanese First' platform, has gained visibility in national politics, and people are currently looking up information about the party, its candidates and its policy positions.
- 11Rupert Lowe and Eva Vlaardingerbroek unveil plan to restore Britain and save Europe▼Rupert Lowe and Eva Vlaar: A bold vision to Restore Britain and Save Europe.
Former Reform UK MP Rupert Lowe has appeared alongside Dutch commentator Eva Vlaardingerbroek in a discussion billed as a bold vision to restore Britain and save Europe. The pair, both prominent figures on the nationalist right, are promoting arguments about national sovereignty, mass migration and the future of European civilisation. The conversation is drawing large attention, particularly among right-leaning audiences in Britain and across the Continent.
- 12Clashes in Pamplona at Quiles event with Basque nationalists●#Pamplona , #Spain | Clashes also between attendees at Quiles' event and the abertzales.
Scuffles broke out in Pamplona, Spain, between attendees of an event involving Quiles and abertzales, the term for Basque nationalist activists. The confrontation is the latest in a series of similar clashes reported in the city. Details about injuries, arrests or the exact circumstances of the incident have not yet been confirmed.
- 13Calls in Israel to expel French envoy over Jerusalem●Diplomatic subversion in Jerusalem: Expel the French Envoy and shut the rogue Consulates
An Israeli opinion piece is calling for France's envoy to be expelled and for the French consulates in Jerusalem to be closed, accusing them of what it describes as diplomatic subversion. The article reflects friction between Israel and France over the status of Jerusalem and the French consulate's traditional role there, though no official French or Israeli government action is reported.
- 14Right-wing women rising across Europe, activist claims●Even right-wing WOMEN are rising up in Europe and you’re blackpilling?
German climate-sceptic activist Naomi Seibt says right-wing women across Europe are rising up in politics and activism, and criticises supporters for being pessimistic, or 'blackpilling', about the movement's momentum. The remark taps into ongoing debate about women's growing prominence in European nationalist and conservative circles, from party leaders to online activists, and whether the right can sustain its recent electoral gains.
- 15Clashes erupt in Pamplona at Vito Quiles rally●Spain: Clashes erupt in Pamplona as leftist and Basque nationalist protesters confront right-wing activist Vito Quiles d
Clashes broke out in Pamplona as leftist and Basque nationalist protesters confronted right-wing activist Vito Quiles during the first stop of his tour ahead of Spain's November 29 elections. Speaking to roughly 50 to 100 supporters under heavy police protection, Quiles addressed the crowd in Navarra, with his appearance drawing vocal opposition from local and left-wing groups.
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The phrase Western Civilization is trending in political discussion, with users arguing over whether it describes a shared cultural heritage worth defending or a political slogan used to exclude. Supporters frame it around free speech, science and law; critics say it is invoked selectively and tied to nationalist agendas. The clash reflects a wider fight over identity politics in Western countries.
- 17Commentary Links Trump and Dugin Over Borscht Remarks▼Trump and Dugin’s Shared Recipe: Let Them Eat Borscht
A Newsweek opinion column argues that Donald Trump and Russian nationalist thinker Alexander Dugin share a similar approach, summed up in the pointed phrase 'let them eat borscht'. The piece suggests both men dismiss ordinary people's economic hardship with an air of indifference, drawing a comparison between American and Russian political rhetoric.
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Georgia Congressman Mike Collins is facing scrutiny after comments linked to white nationalists drew attention online. Critics are accusing the Republican of flirting with extremist rhetoric, while supporters have yet to mount a clear defense. The episode has fueled broader debate about the GOP's handling of far-right figures and language within its ranks.
- 19Hawley staffer heckles El-Sayed at Michigan townhall●How a Josh Hawley staffer and Christian Nationalist ended up heckling El-Sayed at a University of Michigan townhall even
A townhall event featuring US Senate candidate and Michigan state senator Abdul El-Sayed at the University of Michigan was disrupted by a heckler identified as a staffer for Senator Josh Hawley who is described as a Christian nationalist. Attention is focused on how the staffer came to attend and confront El-Sayed, and on the political alignment between Hawley's office and the heckler's stated ideology.
- 20The Seven Mountains Mandate: Christian nationalism's blueprint explained●Have you heard of the Seven Mountains Mandate? Conceived in the 1970s as a strategy for Christians to usher in the End T
The Seven Mountains Mandate, conceived in the 1970s as a strategy for Christians to usher in the End Times, calls for believers to take control of seven areas of society: family, religion, government, arts, education, media and business. Commentators are reviving attention to the doctrine, arguing it has gained influence in American politics under the Trump administration, and warning that it represents an effort to reshape US institutions along religious lines.
- 21Critics accuse BJP and RSS of fostering Hindu religious terrorism●BJP & RSS have been nurturing Hindu Religious Terrorism in the name of Democracy in India. BJP & RSS Hotao Hindustan Bas
A claim circulating online accuses India's ruling BJP and the Hindu nationalist organisation RSS of nurturing religious terrorism under the cover of democracy. The post, tagged with references to Narendra Modi and India, calls for the two organisations to be removed, saying 'BJP & RSS out, save India'. The accusation reflects ongoing political criticism of Hindu nationalist politics, though no new evidence or specific incident accompanies the claim.
- 22Nationalists attack communist barricades in Lille, France●Lille France Nationalists attack communist barricades this morning and in ariel footage are seen to knock a leftist unco
Street fighting broke out in Lille, France, after nationalists attacked barricades set up by communists. Aerial footage circulating online shows a brawl in which a leftist demonstrator is knocked unconscious. The clashes are drawing attention in France amid ongoing political tensions between far-right and far-left groups.
- 23Questioner at El-Sayed event said to be GOP operative●"So it appears that the “Tommy” who questioned # El -Sayed was no ordinary citizen of small-town Caro, # Michigan , but
Abdul El-Sayed, the Michigan Senate candidate, was confronted at a campaign event by a man identified only as Tommy, presented as an ordinary resident of Caro, Michigan. Commenters now claim the man was in fact a veteran right-wing operative with past ties to Josh Hawley, Bobby Jindal and a leading Christian nationalist figure. The claim is fueling discussion about staged questions at campaign stops and opposition research tactics ahead of the race.
- 24Texas politician rejects Christian nationalist framing of faith●I refuse to let Christian Nationalists twist a religion of love to justify their hate https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=a
A Texas political figure is pushing back against Christian nationalism, arguing that critics are twisting Christianity, a religion of love, to justify hate. The remarks come amid heated Texas politics and Senate race debate, with supporters sharing the message widely under the #TXSen and #Midterms tags ahead of the elections. Allies praise the stance as a defense of genuine faith against political extremism.
- 25France Télévisions Warns Far-Right Threatens French Cinema▼Broadcaster France Télévisions Warns Far-Right Would Crush French Cinema https:// lemmy.today/post/61856821
France Télévisions has publicly warned that a far-right rise in France would devastate the country's cinema industry, which relies heavily on public funding and quotas protecting French film. The broadcaster's leadership says nationalist policies could undermine the cultural sector. The warning has sparked discussion about the future of French cultural policy ahead of elections.
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South Korean actor Jang Ki-yong is being criticised online after reports of his possible participation in a Japanese-Korean drama. Some critics have gone as far as telling him to leave Korea, reflecting tensions among parts of the audience over cross-border projects. The backlash has made his name a trending search topic in France.
- 27Protesters set cars on fire in Paris amid unrest●Paris right now! Multiple cars are being set on fire by protesters! Where are the French patriots while migrants and lef
Multiple cars have reportedly been set on fire by protesters in Paris. The claim comes amid ongoing tensions in France over protests, with commentary framing the unrest as the work of migrants and left-wing activists and criticising the response of French nationalists. Details about the scale of the damage, those responsible, and any police response remain limited.
- 28Barcelona rally touts Catholic Spain slogan and Reconquista flag●Spain, Barcelona: "SPAIN WILL BE CATHOLIC OR IT WILL NOT BE." Flag with Christ on Cross, Santiago Matamoros - symbol of
A demonstration in Barcelona has drawn attention after participants displayed a banner reading "Spain will be Catholic or it will not be" alongside a flag bearing Christ on the cross and Santiago Matamoros, a symbol tied to the medieval Reconquista. The imagery frames Catholic identity as central to Spanish nationhood, echoing crusade-era symbolism and stirring debate over nationalist religious messaging in the city.
- 29Spain's National Day turns tense in Madrid over housing protests●Spain’s National Day TURNED TENSE in Madrid as flag-waving demonstrators CONFRONTED housing protesters camped at Puerta
Spain's National Day celebrations in Madrid turned confrontational as flag-waving demonstrators clashed with housing protesters camped at Puerta del Sol. The encampment is demonstrating against soaring housing costs and evictions. Footage shows teenage girls taunting the campers with shower gel, underscoring the rising friction between nationalist marchers and housing activists on a day meant for national unity.
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The word 'globalist' is circulating in political discussion. The term is typically used in debates over national sovereignty versus international cooperation, and is often invoked by populist and nationalist figures to criticize opponents viewed as favoring global institutions over domestic interests. No specific event, statement or individual is attached to the current spike in attention.
- 31Far-right gains predicted as Israel heads to the polls●‘There’s a lot of racism, a lot of hatred’: Far right gains predicted as Israel heads to the polls
Israelis are voting in an election that commentators and analysts expect to deliver significant gains for far-right parties. Observers describe a political climate marked, in the words of critics, by widespread racism and hatred, as nationalist and ultranationalist blocs campaign strongly. The vote is being watched closely for what it reveals about the direction of Israeli politics and the country's public mood.
- 32Indian commentary mocks UN and Supreme Court over riots stance▼UN Crying For Cockroaches,Supreme कोठा गुस्से में-"दंगे क्यों नहीं होने दिए" | CWSJ-3767 #sumeetjain
A Hindi-language commentary show is drawing large engagement for mocking the United Nations for what it calls misplaced concern — sarcastically labelled 'crying for cockroaches' — while accusing the Supreme Court of angrily questioning why riots were not allowed to happen. The clip reflects sharp nationalist criticism of international bodies and India's top court over their handling of communal violence issues.
- 33Another 'elbows up' Canadian celebrity takes U.S. oath▼FIRST READING: Another 'elbows up' celebrity swears allegiance to the U.S.
A Canadian celebrity known for the 'elbows up' posture of resistance to U.S. pressure has reportedly sworn allegiance to the United States. The story, highlighted in a National Post FIRST READING newsletter, is drawing attention because of the irony: the phrase became a symbol of Canadian defiance during trade tensions with Washington, making the celebrity's move to become an American citizen a striking reversal.
- 34Spanish nationalists drive Antifa group from Puerta del Sol●Nacionalistas españoles obligaron a salir corriendo a un numeroso grupo de terroristas de Antifa acampados en la Puerta
During Spain's Hispanic Day celebrations, a group of Spanish nationalists reportedly forced a large camp of Antifa activists to flee Madrid's Puerta del Sol. Accounts describing the clash are circulating on social media, with nationalist users celebrating the confrontation and framing the left-wing activists as terrorists.
- 35Commenters clash over Kingdom of God teaching versus MAGA politics●Jesus taught that the Kingdom of God is "within you", a personal transformation. The MAGA movement treats it as a state
A religious commentary arguing that Jesus described the Kingdom of God as an inner, personal transformation is drawing attention for its critique of American politics. The author contends that the MAGA movement instead treats the Kingdom as a national boundary and an instrument of political control and cultural identity. The piece frames this as a fundamental distortion of Christian teaching, fuelling wider debate about the fusion of faith and nationalism heading into 2026.
- 36Mamdani opposes RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's New York event▼Why Mamdani opposes RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's NYC event
New York political figure Zohran Mamdani has spoken out against an event in the city featuring Mohan Bhagwat, chief of the Hindu nationalist organisation Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. Mamdani, who is of Indian descent, has criticised the RSS and its ideology, drawing attention to concerns among diaspora and human rights groups over the organisation's role in Indian politics and its presence abroad.
- 37Nearly 40% of Ukrainians do not know who Yevhen Konovalets was●Майже 40% українців не знають Євгена Коновальця Майже 40% українців не знають, хто такий Євген Коновалець. ukrinform.ua/
A survey reported by Ukrinform finds that almost 40% of Ukrainians do not know who Yevhen Konovalets was. Konovalets was the leader of the Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalists, assassinated in 1938, and remains a symbolic figure in Ukrainian national history. The finding has prompted discussion about public knowledge of historical figures and how history is taught.
- 38Europe's election season could shift the continent's politics●Europe’s big election season is about to kick off. It could change everything | Nathalie Tocci By Nathalie Tocci If far
Commentator Nathalie Tocci warns that Europe is entering a pivotal election season, with votes looming in four large countries. She argues that if far-right nationalist parties win power in all of them simultaneously, the European Union could take a dramatic turn mirroring Donald Trump's politics in the United States, reshaping the bloc's direction.
- 39Italian daily argues left's betrayal of working class fuels far-right rise●Domani: Le classi popolari tradite dalla sinistra, così in Europa trionfano i postfascisti Il nodo gordiano del presente
The Italian newspaper Domani argues that working-class voters across Europe, feeling abandoned by left-wing parties that embraced what it calls cosmopolitan or stateless capitalism, are turning in growing numbers to post-fascist and nationalist movements. The paper frames this shift as the central political problem of the present, explaining the mass grassroots ascent of the global right and prompting debate on how the left lost its traditional base.