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What a Le Pen Win Would Mean for Europe - Chesnot / Getty Images

France's Fateful Election What a Le Pen Win Would Mean for Europe

Right-wing populist candidate Marine Le Pen has a chance of winning the presidential election in France this Sunday. If she prevails over Emmanuel Macron, France would become another country and Europe a different continent. By Britta Sandberg

Marine Le Pen Still Wants To Be France’s Next President - Jerome Bonnet / DER SPIEGEL

Her Last Battle? Marine Le Pen Still Wants To Be France’s Next President

Marine Le Pen is running her third campaign to become French president. She has polished her image and almost comes across as a moderate compared to her right-wing radical competitor Éric Zemmour. But is that her greatest strength or her biggest weakness? By Britta Sandberg in Paris

Viktor Orbán and the Fall of Democracy - Beata Zawrzel / NurPhoto / IMAGO

The One-Man State Viktor Orbán and the Fall of Democracy

Cronyism, control of the media, attacks on the EU: Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is transforming his country into an autocracy. This spring he will once again stand for re-election. Will Hungarians allow him to get away with it this time? By Jan Puhl und Walter Mayr

Study Finds Link Between Far Right and High Corona Rates in Germany - DER SPIEGEL

Politics and the Pandemic Study Finds Link Between Far Right and High Corona Rates in Germany

The number of coronavirus infections is rising sharply in parts of Germany where the far-right AfD party enjoys greater support. Is it a coincidence? Researchers took a close look at the corollaries and drew some conclusions that surprised even them. By Holger Dambeck und Peter Maxwill

The Stench of Corruption Leads to Kurz's Sudden Resignation - Dominik Butzmann/laif

Fall of an Austrian Chancellor The Stench of Corruption Leads to Kurz's Sudden Resignation

Initially celebrated as a wunderkind, Sebastian Kurz resigned as Austrian chancellor over the weekend amid a far-reaching corruption probe. Documents from that investigation hint at a mafia-like system involving political leaders and the media built up over many years. By Walter Mayr in Vienna

Why Is the Right Wing So Strong in Eastern Germany? - Kay Nietfeld / dpa

The Success of the AfD Why Is the Right Wing So Strong in Eastern Germany?

The right-wing radical party AfD emerged from last Sunday's election as the strongest political force in the eastern German states of Saxony and Thuringia. What did the mainstream parties do wrong? By Steffen Winter

"Donald Is a Fascist and the Republicans Are Trying To Destroy Our Democracy" - Sara Naomi Lewkowicz / DER SPIEGEL; Michael Reynolds / Zuma Press / action press

Interview with Mary Trump "Donald Is a Fascist and the Republicans Are Trying To Destroy Our Democracy"

In an interview, Mary Trump, the only niece of the former American president, talks about an uncle she describes as dangerous, his enduring power and the growing hate in America. Interview Conducted By Marc Pitzke

The Dark World of Extremist Misogyny - Titelbild [M]: Igor Ustynskyy / Getty Images

From Digital Hate to Analog Violence The Dark World of Extremist Misogyny

Hatred against women is fostered online, but increasingly often, it erupts into real-world violence. The problem extends all the way into German parliament. Some experts describe it as a new form of terrorism. By Maik Baumgärtner, Roman Höfner, Ann-Katrin Müller und Marcel Rosenbach

German Officials Seek to Turn up the Heat on the AfD - Rolf Vennenbernd / picture alliance / dpa

Monitoring the Right Wing German Officials Seek to Turn up the Heat on the AfD

Germany's domestic intelligence agency hopes to place the entire Alternative for Germany party under surveillance. It views the party as being hostile to democracy. By Jörg Diehl, Ann-Katrin Müller, Ansgar Siemens und Wolf Wiedmann-Schmidt

The Creeping Return of Anti-Semitism to Munich - Daniel Biskup / laif

"We Can Never Again Be Silent" The Creeping Return of Anti-Semitism to Munich

The German state of Bavaria has become home to a rising number of anti-Semitic incidents, with many of them linked to protests against coronavirus measures. Jews in the state are growing increasingly nervous. By Annette Großbongardt

Those Who Incite Bear Responsibility - Mike Theiler / REUTERS

The Storming of the U.S. Capitol Those Who Incite Bear Responsibility A Guest Editorial by Heiko Maas, Germany's Foreign Minister

The attack on the Capitol in Washington, D.C., isn't just an assault on American democracy – it's an assault on every democracy around the world.

Why Trumpism Won't Disappear with Trump - Matt York / AP

The Cult Myth Why Trumpism Won't Disappear with Trump A Commentary by Torben Lütjen

Donald Trump's role in the degradation of American politics has been consistently overstated. His spirit will remain behind long after he is gone – and there is one man in Washington who knows exactly what to do with it.

Joe Biden Sets Out to Make America Great Again - Edel Rodriguez / DER SPIEGEL

"It's Time for America To Unite" Joe Biden Sets Out to Make America Great Again

Joe Biden has won the election, but he is facing an immense task. America is deeply divided and Trump's followers are just as passionate as ever. What are the president-elect's prospects for success?

QAnon's Inexorable Spread Beyond the U.S. - Illustration: Iris Kuhlmann / DER SPIEGEL Fotos: dpa Getty Images (10) mauritius images.

The Most Dangerous Cult of Our Times QAnon's Inexorable Spread Beyond the U.S.

The bizarre, pro-Trump cult known as QAnon has been gaining followers in the United States for months. Now, the conspiracy theory has begun spreading to Germany. It's followers believe that the coronavirus is a weapon of the elite in their quest to enslave the world.

Exploring Right-Wing Extremism in Germany's Police and Military - [M]: Ralf Hirschberger/ dpa

The Dark Side of State Power Exploring Right-Wing Extremism in Germany's Police and Military

The Hitler salute, threatening emails, weapons staches, terror cells: Numerous police officers and soldiers in Germany have engaged in right-wing extremist activity. But how big is the problem and what can be done about it? A DER SPIEGEL investigation.

A Right-Wing Populist Slush Fund Exposed - Hermann Bredehorst

AfD Campaign Finance Trouble A Right-Wing Populist Slush Fund Exposed

The right-wing populist party Alternative for Germany is already embroiled in a campaign donation scandal. But documents obtained by DER SPIEGEL show that more trouble could be on the horizon due to a murky slush fund used in the party's early days. Von Sven Becker, Ann-Katrin Müller und Sven Röbel

Matteo Salvini Plots Return to the Top - Caimi & Piccinni/ Redux/ laif

The Right Wing in Italy Matteo Salvini Plots Return to the Top

It was just a couple of months ago that Matteo Salvini tripped over his ego and crashed out of the Italian government. But his right-wing populist Lega party is making a rapid comeback. Von Frank Hornig

German Domestic Intellience Chief on the New Wave of Hate - Jens Schlueter/ Getty Images

'We Are Doing What We Can' German Domestic Intellience Chief on the New Wave of Hate

In an interview, Thomas Haldenwang, the president of Germany's domestic intelligence agency, discusses the new threat of extremism in the wake of the Halle attack and his agency's need for greater authority in the monitoring of such threats. Von Martin Knobbe und Wolf Wiedmann-Schmidt

German Politicians Grapple with Tracking Extremists - Ronald Wittek/ EPA-EFE/ REX/ Shutterstock

Blind Spot German Politicians Grapple with Tracking Extremists

Following the attempted mass murder at a synagogue in Halle, political parties in Germany are debating what action can be taken to prevent radicalization on the internet. Some politicians say surveillance is the answer. By DER SPIEGEL Staff

Kaczynski Party in Control Ahead of Polish Vote - Piotr Malecki/ DER SPIEGEL

The PiS Dynasty Kaczynski Party in Control Ahead of Polish Vote

The right-wing party PiS is heading for another election victory in Poland. To ensure as large a majority as possible, Jaroslaw Kaczynski is seeking to target more moderate voters, but he hasn't forgotten his party's core nationalist supporters. Von Jan Puhl

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