In the news

On this page you will find links to newspaper articles and other media appearances in which the populism expertise of the POPREBEL researchers has been featured.

25 September 2022: Rita Hornok ‘War and disinformation: pro-Russian narratives thrive in Hungary as Ukraine fights off aggression’ (Kafkadesk)

15 September 2022: Natasza Styczyńska ‘Le mot ‘populisme’ n’a pas le même à l’Est qu’à l’Ouest en Europe’ (EU! radio, in English)

04 August 2022: Richard Mole ‘Homophobie und Nationalismus – Zwei Seiten einer Medaille?’ (Deutschlandfunk, in German)

16 April 2022: Ognjen Radonjic ‘In the jaws of Russian oil and gas’ (Pescanik, in Serbian)

05 April 2022: Nikola Samardžić, Haris Dajč and Ognjen Radonjić ‘Faces of Populism’ (Danas, in Serbian)

30 December 2021: Jan Kubik ‘Is calling someone a populist an insult?’ (Kultura Liberalna, in Polish)

06 December 2021: Jan Kubik, Alicja Haran ‘POPREBEL & FATIGUE projects: Populism & illiberalism in Europe’ (Open Access Government)

04 December 2021: Jan Kubik ‘Why are populists in Central Europe so strong?’ (Dziennik, in Polish)

14 November 2021: Jan Kubik ‘Conversation on right-wing populism in Poland and not only with Senator Kazimierz Ujazdowski and dr. Michał Matlak’ (Fundacja dla Nauki, in Polish)

8 October 2021: Sean Hanley ‘Andrej Babis believes he has a secret weapon in the Czech elections: Viktor Orban’ (Euronews)

07 October 2021: Jan Kubik and Richard Mole ‘Populist rebellion against modernity in 21st-century Eastern Europe: neo-traditionalism and neo-feudalism’ (CORDIS)

7 October 2021: Sean Hanley ‘Czech Opposition Takes Anti-Populist Unity for a Test Drive’ (Balkan Insight)

19 September 2021: Liisa Talving ‘TV show episode on political polarization in societies’ (ETV – Estonian Public Broadcasting)

26 August 2021: Richard Mole ‘Erst waren Flüchtlinge seine Sündenböcke, jetzt sind es LGBT-Personen’ (Die Welt)

28 June 2021: Richard Mole ‘Autocrats Are Weaponizing Homophobia’ (Bloomberg)

22 July 2021: Richard Mole ‘Can homophobic policies win elections?’ (Sky News)

02 July 2021: Richard Mole ‘Conflicts between Hungary and its EU neighbors over Hungary’s new law that bans LGBTQ+ education to minors’ (Korean Radio)

01 February: Vello Pettai ‘Estonia’s far-right leader is down but not out’ (Politico¨)

13 January 2021: Vello Pettai ‘Scandal Sinks Estonian Prime Minister and His Far-Right Allies’ (Bloomberg)

13 January 2021: Liisa Talving ‘Korruptionsvorwürfe: Estnischer Regierungschef Ratas tritt zurück’ (Euronews)

02 December 2020: Vello Pettai ‘Estonia’s techies fear the far right’ (Politico)