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A far-right demonstration in Hungary (Photo: Ákos Stiller/HVG)

Right-wing extremism grows in Hungary

While far-right movements and ideas are becoming more popular in Eastern European countries, its threat is decreasing in western Europe, the Political Capital Institute's Demand for Right-Wing Extremism Index (Derex) shows.

Turkey, Ukraine, Bulgaria and Hungary show the strongest inclination to discriminatory, anti-establishment and authoritarian ideologies, shows the index which measures and compares people's predisposition to far right-wing politics in 32 countries using data from the...

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A far-right demonstration in Hungary (Photo: Ákos Stiller/HVG)

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