Pourquoi qualifier de « fasciste » ce qui relève du souverainisme, du conservatisme ou du populisme ?

The article examines the confusion caused by the amalgamation of sovereigntism, conservatism, populism, and fascism, often collectively referred to as the "fascist international." The author critiques this reductive approach, which prevents a proper understanding of the complex geopolitical dynamics, particularly the deep divergences between the United States under Donald Trump and Russia under Vladimir Putin, as well as the internal divisions within eurosceptic movements in Europe. The author advocates for a more precise analysis of national interests and distinct strategies, urging the avoidance of hasty generalizations in order to better comprehend political fractures and exploit existing divisions within the framework of international relations.