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'''1.''' [[Elon Musk]] taking over Twitter which gave a boost to the political right.
'''1.''' [[Elon Musk]] taking over Twitter which gave a boost to the political right.
'''2.''' Right-wingers are getting more active in culture war issues such as anti-[[woke]] backlash.
'''2.''' Supporters of [[right-wing]] politics are getting more active in [[culture war]] issues such as anti-[[woke]] backlash.
'''3.''' The growing hunger for [[free speech]] and anti-[[cancel culture]] sentiments.
'''3.''' The growing hunger for [[free speech]] and anti-[[cancel culture]] sentiments.
'''4.''' The rise of a few other right-wing friendly social media platforms (Rumble, Gab, etc.)
'''4.''' The rise of a few other right-wing friendly social media platforms (Rumble, Gab, etc.).
'''5.''' Right-wingers are [https://www.axios.com/2021/12/06/conservative-social-media-crypto-publishing-internet aggressively building their own ecosystem]
'''5.''' [[Right-wing]]ers are [https://www.axios.com/2021/12/06/conservative-social-media-crypto-publishing-internet aggressively building their own ecosystem].
'''6.''' A right-wing populist programme normally encompasses factors such as economic protectionism/problems and anti-imigration/anti-illegal immigration sentiments and these factors are rising in some countries
'''6.''' A right-wing populist programme normally encompasses factors such as economic protectionism/problems and anti-imigration/anti-illegal immigration sentiments and these factors are rising in some countries.
'''7.''' European right-wing political figures ([[Marine Le Pen]], [[Viktor Orbán]], Andrej Duda, etc.) are using the European Union corruption scandal as a political weapon and inciting anti-EU sentiment ahead of the 2024 European Parliament elections which is giving a bounce to right-wingers.
'''7.''' European right-wing political figures ([[Marine Le Pen]], [[Viktor Orbán]], Andrej Duda, etc.) are using the European Union corruption scandal as a political weapon and inciting anti-EU sentiment ahead of the 2024 European Parliament elections which is giving a bounce to right-wingers.