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“Across Western democracies public trust in institutions is eroding and parties promising radical change are gaining ground”
Analyzed on 2026-09-26T23:42:16+00:00 · Last updated 2026-09-26
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The report warns that across Western democracies, public trust in institutions is eroding, and parties promising radical change are gaining ground.
Extracted from: MSC braces for more of Trump's 'wrecking-ball politics' ,
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“The people want a fundamental change of direction in the way that our society is managed and governed. You can’t blame them for not wanting to. But if no one steps forward to take on this role, the only beneficiary will be Nigel Farage. He won’t promise to restore social democracy (and if he does, who would believe him?) but he will offer the one other thing that a majority of citizens want: an unprecedented crackdown on immigration. Many voters will accept this, if nothing else seems to be on offer; that’s why Trump was elected in 2024.”
Why is Keir Starmer so unpopular?
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