Talk:List of active nationalist parties in Europe

The map in the heading (from 2013) doesn't correlate with the more recently updated list further down.

If you are going to have a map in the heading of this article, at least keep it updated. Or make a script which updates the map according to the more recently updated data below. Trends in Europe are changing very quickly now, so please keep it updated. 84.210.54.80 (talk) 18:15, 13 December 2015 (UTC)

Since noone has answered this request from last year, I have removed it. --Tannkrem (talk) 17:51, 25 October 2016 (UTC)

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Social democrats regional internationalists included in the same article than neonazis but not the national conservative state-great-parties: Nonsense article

What a shameful article!

How could we mix in the same "nationalist" etiquette the populist-nationalist democratic right, the fascist/para-fascist far-right? And even worse the democratic socialist regional left parties?

The Danish People's Party, UKIP, Swiss National Party, etc. (democratic-conservative very populist ones) in the same ideological box than Golden Dawn (roman salute ones! oyu know...)??? Really? Why not the British Conservative Party or Partido Popular from Spain? These two are not less "nationalist" than Swiss People Party. Some of the supposedly "nationalist parties" in the first box are by far, less nationalists not only than Republican Party in United States, but than Democratic Party as well.

And the article becomes a surreal piece of disinformation (or propaganda?) when arrives to the second box... the "regional parties".... Democratic-lefties the majority, some pure liberals, some very soft conservatives, LESS NATIONALIST than every center right "big national party" of Europe and the rest of the World. Some are "hard nationalist" in the populist spectre, as Flemish interest, but the rest are really "internationalists".

SNP, Playd Cymru are pro-immigration, no hard borders, multinational cooperationists, anti-wars, etc, so left internationalist hippies in comparison with French Republicans or german CDU...

Following the logic of this shameful article: A scottish or kurd anarchist (and anti-nationalist with passion, as every anarchist) that was a cultural revivalist or prefer a scottish/kurd confederation to a british/turkish one will be the same thing than the neonazis. But not the hard state-nationalist of every country on the world... Very logic. --87.217.79.188 (talk) 08:58, 12 October 2016 (UTC)

I agree. This is a very poor article, which won't enlighten anyone looking for facts about nationalism in Europe. It is just a list of a bunch of different political parties that have very little in common.

Not even the beginning of the article gives any understanding of the topic, listing a linguist as the main source for this meaningless grouping of political parties. --Tannkrem (talk) 18:04, 25 October 2016 (UTC)

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Splitting proposal

I propose that sections right wing populist parties be split into a separate page called List of active right-wing populist parties in Europe. The content of the current page seems off-topic and these sections are large enough to make their own page. Johansweden27 (talk) 08:12, 21 May 2019 (UTC)

am going to quote ip user above: What a shameful article!

How could we mix in the same "nationalist" etiquette the populist-nationalist democratic right, the fascist/para-fascist far-right? And even worse the democratic socialist regional left parties?

The Danish People's Party, UKIP, Swiss National Party, etc. (democratic-conservative very populist ones) in the same ideological box than Golden Dawn (roman salute ones! oyu know...)??? Really? Why not the British Conservative Party or Partido Popular from Spain? These two are not less "nationalist" than Swiss People Party. Some of the supposedly "nationalist parties" in the first box are by far, less nationalists not only than Republican Party in United States, but than Democratic Party as well.

And the article becomes a surreal piece of disinformation (or propaganda?) when arrives to the second box... the "regional parties".... Democratic-lefties the majority, some pure liberals, some very soft conservatives, LESS NATIONALIST than every center right "big national party" of Europe and the rest of the World. Some are "hard nationalist" in the populist spectre, as Flemish interest, but the rest are really "internationalists".

SNP, Playd Cymru are pro-immigration, no hard borders, multinational cooperationists, anti-wars, etc, so left internationalist hippies in comparison with French Republicans or german CDU...

Following the logic of this shameful article: A scottish or kurd anarchist (and anti-nationalist with passion, as every anarchist) that was a cultural revivalist or prefer a scottish/kurd confederation to a british/turkish one will be the same thing than the neonazis. But not the hard state-nationalist of every country on the world... Very logic. Johansweden27 (talk) 08:16, 21 May 2019 (UTC)

Sinn Fein

Sinn Fein are technically in power, since the Deputy First Minister in NI has the same power as the First Minister. But, they could also be considered part of the mandatory coalition government in NI. Which colour should be used for their NI section? Alextheconservative (talk) 12:10, 11 May 2021 (UTC)

Misleading article

This article has a number of mind boggling editorial problems. As it has been pointed in other comments, the only one image referring only to right/far-right parties and the lack of any clarification in the tables or text seem to imply that far right neonazi parties like Golden Dawn are somehow under the same umbrella as regional social democratic or left anticapitalist pro-independence parties like SNP, ERC or CUP, and including everything in between.

I propose some clean-up, rewrite or split be done. As the article stands, it is downright misleading. Kilgore T (talk) 18:08, 7 June 2021 (UTC)