Serbia and Brazil Votes Signal Fading Appeal of Nationalist Populism
Two election results on Sunday have people asking whether nationalist populism is losing its pull. Voters in Serbia and Brazil both turned away from populist figures, and Michael Carpenter, a senior analyst at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, thinks Israel could be next. Carpenter, a former senior US diplomat and presidential advisor, admits the three contests are very different. Still, he says the bottom line is simple: populists were defeated in both Brazil and Serbia.






















