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Right-wing politics


 

:Right wing is also a term used in several sports; see winger (sport).

Political parties on the right

One might normally characterize the following parties as on the political right in their respective countries, though they might have relatively little in common with other right-wing groups beyond their opposition to the left. For instance, Sweden's Folkpartiet and Centerpartiet are centrist by European standards, and probably left-wing by American standards, but are seen as part of the right-wing opposition bloc to the usually-ruling Social Democrats.

Related Topics:
Folkpartiet - Centerpartiet - Social Democrats

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Naturally, in all cases "left" and "right" express relative positioning. For example, the Log Cabin Republicans align on the right in the context of the U.S.'s gay community, but generally appear within the Republican Party as part of the left wing of the party.

Related Topics:
Log Cabin Republicans - Gay - Republican Party

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Many right-wing and/or conservative parties worldwide are part of the International Democrat Union.

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This list generally excludes far-right parties; they can be found at far-right.

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Argentina

Armenia

Australia

Austria

Belgium

Bulgaria

Canada

Chile

Colombia

Czech Republic

Denmark

Finland

France

Germany

Greece

Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, China

In Hong Kong, the right-wing parties are often known as the "pro-democracy camp", which is in contrast with the pro-Beijing parties.

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Hungary

Iceland

India

Ireland

This section is about the Republic of Ireland. For right-wing parties in Northern Ireland see the United Kingdom section below. Also, please note that Irish parties do not fall in the same typical Left/Right categories as political parties in most other European countries, so the inclusion of Irish parties in the "right-wing" is only an approximation.

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Israel

Italy

Japan

Latvia

Lithuania

Mexico

Netherlands

New Zealand

Norway

Poland

South Korea

Spain

Sweden

Slovakia

Slovenia

Taiwan

United Kingdom

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United States