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Scientists: in Lithuania, populism does not have many features of radicalism Link copied aA We often hear that some politicians call each other populists – it is not unusual to hear such accusations addressed at the former US President Donald Trump or the current Prime Minister of Hungary Viktor Orbán. In Lithuanian public space, the usage of the term “populist” is also quite common. Populizmas ir demografiniai iÅ¡Å¡Å«kiai © Unsplash The scientists who research politics agree that the European Union and many other democratic countries have faced the challenge of populism over the past couple of decades – more and more people vote for populist parties, such as the Dutch Party for Freedom, the French National Front, or the Freedom Party of Austria. Their popularity is often based on well-known people, such as Geert Wilders, Marine Le Pen, or Jörg Haider.

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