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Orbanism is a European authoritarian far-right nationalist ideology, characterised by extensive Russophilia and admiration for the policies of the Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, distinguishing it from the other currents of authoritarian nationalism in Europe and the West. Orbanism is named after the Hungarian dictator Viktor Orbán, which has ruled Hungary with de-facto one-party rule from 2010 onwards. Other proponents of Orbanism include but not limited to the National Rally party in France, Reform UK party in the United Kingdom, the Lega party in Italy, the Alternative Für Deutschland party in Germany, Sweden Democrats in Sweden, the ANO 2011 party in Czechia, the Finns Party in Finland and the Freedom Party in Austria. In Europe, Orbanism has been deemed to be the "Trumpism of Europe", referencing its similarities with the policies of the 45th president of the United States Donald Trump and the views of the Republican Party in the US.
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