List of right-wing political parties

Last updated January 21, 2025

The following is a list of right-wing political parties. It includes parties from the centre-right to the far-right and ultra right.

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Abkhazia


Name	Abbr.	Leader	Founded	Position	Ideology
Forum for the National Unity of Abkhazia	FNUA	Daur Ashba	February 8, 2005	Right-wing	Nationalism
United Abkhazia		Sergei Shamba	March 25, 2004	Centre-right	Social conservatism Republicanism
Ainar		Tengiz Jopua	2010	Right-wing	Direct democracy

Afghanistan

All parties in Afghanistan are officially banned. The following parties operate either underground or in exile.

Logo	Name	Abbr.	Leader	Founded	Position	Ideology	Notes
	Islamic Dawah Organization of Afghanistan		Abdul Rasul Sayyaf	2005	Right-wing	Islamism Pashtun interests Tajik interests
	National Islamic Front of Afghanistan			1979	Right-wing	Afghan nationalism Pashtun interests Royalism

Åland Islands

Name	Abbr.	Leader	Founded	Position	Ideology
Åland Centre		Veronica Thörnroos	1976	Centre to centre-right	Conservative liberalism Agrarianism Green liberalism
Moderate Coalition for Åland	MS	Annette Holmberg-Jansson	2015	Centre-right	Liberal conservatism
Non-aligned Coalition for Åland	ObS	Bert Häggblom	1987	Right-wing	Conservatism Souverainism Euroscepticism
Ålandic Democracy	ÅD	Stephan Toivonen		Right-wing	National conservatism Anti-immigration Right-wing populism
Future of Åland		Pia Eriksson	2001	Centre to centre-right	Liberalism Ålandic independence Souverainism Cultural conservatism Pacificism

Albania

Name	Abbr.	Leader	Founded	Position	Ideology
Democratic Party of Albania	PD or PDSH	Disputed between Lulzim Basha and Sali Berisha	December 12, 1990	Centre-right	Conservatism Liberal conservatism Pro-Europeanism National conservatism (factions)
Party for Justice, Integration and Unity	PDIU	Shpëtim Idrizi	March 1, 2011	Right-wing	Albanian nationalism Social conservatism Cham issue
Republican Party of Albania	PR or PRSH	Fatimir Mediu	January 10, 1990	Right-wing	National conservatism Social conservatism Economic liberalism Atlanticism Pro-Europeanism
Legality Movement Party	PLL	Shpetim Axhami	1924	Right-wing	Monarchism Social conservatism
Movement for National Development	LZHK	Dashamir Shehi	2004	Centre-right	Monarchism
New Democratic Spirit	FRD	Sali Shehu	April 30, 2012	Centre-right	Liberal conservatism Pro-Europeanism
Christian Democratic Party of Albania		Dhimiter Muslia	2013	Centre-right	Christian democracy Conservatism
Macedonian Alliance for European Integration (Macedonian Party)		Vasil Sterjovski	October 30, 2004	Centre-right to right-wing	Regionalism Conservatism Macedonian minority interests
National Unity Party		Idajet Beqiri	1991	Far-right	Albanian nationalism
Albanian National Front Party	PBK	Adriatik Alimadhi	December 23, 1989	Far-right	Albanian irredentism Albanian nationalism Anti-communism National conservatism Right-wing populism Social conservatism
Demochristian Party of Albania	PDK	Nard Ndoka	December 11, 1991	Centre-right	Christian democracy Christian people's interests
Alliance for Equality and European Justice	ABDE	Valentino Mustaka	October 28, 2011	Centre-right	Aromanian interests Pro-Europeanism
Red and Black Alliance	AK	Lumturi Ratkoceri	March 20, 2012	Far-right	Albanian nationalism Greater Albania
Challenge for Albania	SFIDA!	Hektor Ruci	2016	Centre to centre-right	Populism Direct democracy
Democratic Conviction	BD	Astrit Patozi	April 23, 2019	Centre-right	Conservatism Liberal conservatism

Algeria

Name	Abbr.	Leader	Founded	Position	Ideology	Notes
Algerian National Front	FNA	Moussa Touati	1990s	Right-wing	National conservatism
Hizb ut-Tahrir	HT	Ata Abu Rashta	1953		Pan-Islamism Islamism Muslim supremacism Caliphalism Salafism Jihadism Desecularization Anti-Western sentiment Anti-nationalism Antisemitism Anti-Zionism Anti-democracy Anti-liberalism Anti-capitalism Anti-communism	Banned
Islamic Renaissance Movement	MRI	Mohammed Dhouibi	1990	Centre-right, Right-wing	Conservative democracy Islamic democracy
Islamic Salvation Front	FIS		18 February 1989		Sunni Islamism Islamic fundamentalism Salafism Jihadism Arab nationalism Qutbism Pan-Islamism Anti-communism Anti-democracy	Banned
Justice and Development Front		Abdallah Djaballah	2011	Right-wing	Islamic democracy Algerian nationalism
Movement for National Reform		Filali Ghouini	1999	Right-wing	Islamism Islamic democracy
Movement of Society for Peace	MSP	Abderrazak Makri	6 December 1990		Sunni Islamism Islamic democracy Social conservatism Pan-Islamism Economic liberalism Anti-zionism
National Construction Movement	Binaa	Abdelkader Bengrina	March 2013		Islamic democracy Algerian nationalism

Andorra

Angola

Anguilla

Anguilla Progressive Party

Argentina

Armenia

Artsakh

Aruba

Aruban People's Party

Australia

Austria

Azerbaijan

Dissolved right-wing political parties/coalitions

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References

↑ "European Election Watch Bulgaria". Center for Strategic and International Studies . Retrieved 4 January 2022.
1 2 3 4 "European Election Watch Czech Republic". Center for Strategic and International Studies . Retrieved 4 January 2022.
1 2 3 4 "European Election Watch Germany". Center for Strategic and International Studies . Retrieved 4 January 2022.
↑ "Who are South Africans?", South Africa : Inventing the Nation, Bloomsbury Academic, 2014, doi:10.5040/9781780931944.ch-001, ISBN 978-1-7809-3270-5 , retrieved 2021-09-30

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[CSIS_Bulgaria-1] "European Election Watch Bulgaria". Center for Strategic and International Studies . Retrieved 4 January 2022.

[CSIS_Czech_Republic-2] 1 2 3 4 "European Election Watch Czech Republic". Center for Strategic and International Studies . Retrieved 4 January 2022.

[CSIS_Germany-3] 1 2 3 4 "European Election Watch Germany". Center for Strategic and International Studies . Retrieved 4 January 2022.

[4] "Who are South Africans?", South Africa : Inventing the Nation, Bloomsbury Academic, 2014, doi:10.5040/9781780931944.ch-001, ISBN 978-1-7809-3270-5 , retrieved 2021-09-30

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