Populism refers to a political approach that emphasizes the divide between the “common people” and a perceived elite, often advocating for policies that prioritize national sovereignty, traditional values, and direct appeals to the electorate. As global political landscapes shift, major outlets like the Financial Times, France 24, and the Wall Street Journal frequently analyze how populist movements influence governance, economic policy, and international relations. This tag tracks the latest reporting on populist leaders and parties worldwide, providing critical insights into the rhetoric and strategies that continue to reshape modern democracy.