There may be no stranger duo on the expanding stage of the global right than Chile’s President-elect José Antonio Kast and Argentina’s libertarian firebrand Javier Milei https://t.co/7i7aYaCYJm ...

The party’s frustrated upstarts aim to shake up its leadership with a big year coming up for US politics. https://t.co/vG3FbvUOuF ...

Billionaire politician Thaksin Shinawatra’s family, which has dominated Thai politics this century, has nominated another member of the dynasty as a prime minister candidate in the election scheduled for early next year https://t.co/Ca6RefGVBQ ...

Colombia’s powerful Centro Democrático party selected Senator Paloma Valencia as its candidate for next year’s presidential elections, signaling a shift toward a more moderate right https://t.co/pNql5oEDxY ...

“There’s no way of damaging London that doesn’t damage Britain,” @JoelBudd1 tells “The Intelligence”. So why is Labour pursuing policies that will hurt the capital? https://t.co/kzspBJ1b5E https://t.co/TaoE8nHglP ...

If the party manages to reunite Britain’s right wing, it could sweep to power while sidelining the Conservatives. But how different would it be? https://t.co/bymTeISrFH ...

Political Analysis - The National Rally has already replaced France's mainstream conservative party as the chief opposition on the right [1] - The key question is what the National Rally would do if it had power [1]

New research suggests Nigel Farage’s party still has lots of scope to grow. If it can convince undecided voters that it is more capable of ousting Labour than the Conservatives, it could revolutionise British politics https://t.co/1T9EjHxjveIllustration: Javier Palma https://t.co/90rJlwtPjj ...

The Liberal-National coalition, Australia’s main opposition, has been shedding conservative voters to One Nation, the populist-right party. Lately the coalition has started losing politicians too https://t.co/0szlSXg94N ...

From @WSJopinion: The Democratic Party is sitting placidly by as the progressives who lost them last year’s election mobilize to take over even more of the party. Bernie Sanders may never be president, but he’s a kingmaker, writes @KimStrassel.https://t.co/TuxDCv46wL ...