Примеры использования Far-right parties на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The CDU rejects coalitions with either far-left or far-right parties.
The ideologies of most European far-right parties and the Kremlin have something special binding them together.
European National Front: Network of ultra-nationalist and far-right parties in Europe.
During the legislative elections of 2010 the far-right parties had not won any parliamentary seats and continued to be marginalized.
More recently, the first International Russian Conservative Forum, held in March this year in St. Petersburg,gathered high-ranking members of many Russian and European far-right parties.
Depending on your definition, two orthree far right parties became the biggest party in their country.
The two far-right parties jointly received fewer votes than the original FPÖ score in 1999, at the peak of its maximum political consensus.
From a Western perspective,Moscow's relationship with these far-right parties is an internal political, judicial and moral issue for the respective countries.
The Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal(MMA; Urdu: متحدہ مجلس عمل,"United Council of Action") is a political alliance consisting of conservative, Islamist,religious, and far-right parties of Pakistan.
Since 11 September 2001, these far-right parties have put forward an increasing message of xenophobia and, in particular, Islamophobia. This phenomenon is gaining ground in different regions of the world see A/HRC/5/10.
The Alliance of European National Movements(AENM) is a European political party that was formed in Budapest on 24 October 2009 by a number of ultranationalist and far-right parties from countries in Europe.
Europe's coming out of the economic crisis is murky, far-right parties across the continent are about to make significant gains in the upcoming elections for the European Parliament, and Russia is wreaking havoc at the EU's eastern borders.
In the Netherlands, xenophobic discourse has markedly hardened in recent years andis no longer confined to the fairly limited sphere of far-right parties, especially on issues relating to immigration and asylum policies.
Representatives of the FN and other European far-right parties have"monitored" and praised the Crimean"referendum" in March, even though it would be extremely hard to imagine the FN similarly condoning the annexation of Corsica by Italy or Alsace by Germany, regions with even closer historical ties with those respective countries than those of Crimea to Russia.
Following the 2014 European elections on 22-25 May 2014, the European Alliance for Freedom(EAF), comprising right-wing and far-right parties from across Europe, aimed to form a stable parliamentary group in the European Parliament prior to the start of the 8th term.
While the Kremlin is desperate to counter the spread of Western values and the colour revolutions that it considers mortal diseases, it has also launched a massive operation to influence Western public opinion and certain political forces in Europe,particularly far-right parties and movements.
In fact, after Putin returned to office in 2008, he started actively communicating with andopenly supporting far larger numbers of European far-right parties and movements- Jobbik of Hungary, the Austrian Freedom Party, the UK Independence Party, Ataka of Bulgaria, etc.
In Germany, far-right parties, notably the National Democratic Party(Nationaldemokratische Partei Deutschlands, NPD) and the German People's Union(Deutsche Volksunion, DVU), had until 2006 remained out of political power at the national and regional levels as they had never crossed the threshold of 5 per cent of votes required to be represented in parliament.
According to a study by the Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia andrelated intolerance, far-right parties, notably the National Democratic Party(Nationaldemokratische Partei Deutschlands, NPD) and the German People's Union(DeutscheVolksunion, DVU), had until 2006 remained out of political power at the national and regional levels as they had never crossed the threshold of 5 per cent of votes required to be represented in parliament.
Traditional far-right parties have become more visible and vocal in recent years, as illustrated by the creation in January 2007 of a political group in the European Parliament called Identity, Tradition and Sovereignty( ITS), made up of parliamentarians from far-right parties of seven member States France, Belgium, Romania, Bulgaria, Italy, Austria and United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
As the Special Rapporteur informed in his previous report on"Political platforms which promote or incite racial discrimination", traditional far-right parties have become more visible and vocal in recent years, as exemplified by the creation of the Identity, Tradition and Sovereignty group in the European Parliament,which gathers representatives from far-right parties of seven member States(Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, France, Italy, Romania and the United Kingdom) A/HRC/5/10, para. 16.
This was also the first time the far-right party ELAM entered the parliament.
It is a small far-right party.
In Denmark, the main far-right party with a racist and xenophobic platform is the Danish People's Party Dansk Folkeparti.
Scenario 3: A far-right party wins in elections, forms a government, radically amends or nullifies the Constitution, and establishes a far right dictatorship.
According to a recent survey by the anti-fascist group Searchlight in the United Kingdom,48 per cent of those polled would support a far-right party if it did not advocate violence.
In Poland, the League of Polish Families(Liga Polskich Rodzin, LPR),considered by many as a far-right party, is an ultraconservative Catholic and nationalist political party and a partner in the current governing coalition, which has an open racist and anti-Semitic discourse.
According to the magazine Der Spiegel,a recent survey showed that while only 2 per cent of Germans would be prepared to vote for a far-right party under any circumstances, 11 per cent would be prepared to do so"under some circumstances.
Former leader of the National Right, a ultranationalist far-right party.
Although some political observers have labelled the MNR as a"far-right" party, the MNR presents itself as classical liberal and nationalist.