International Sovereigntist League
International Sovereigntist League "Paladins" | |
|---|---|
| Founded | September 12, 2025 |
| Headquarters | Saint Petersburg, Russia |
| Ideology | Ultra-nationalism Anti-globalism Clerical fascism Right-wing populism |
| Political position | Far-right |
The International Sovereigntist League, also known as the Paladins International Sovereigntist League or the International League of Anti-Globalist Paladins, is a far-right political group formed in 2025.[1]
History
The league was founded at an "inaugural conference" held in Saint Petersburg, Russia, on September 12, 2025.[2] The primary organizer and host was Russian oligarch and conservative nationalist Konstantin Malofeev, a figure with close ties to the Russian military intelligence and FSB.[3] It is a coordination platform that brings together far-right, anti-globalist, and nationalist political organizations from approximately 15 to 20 countries across several continents. Participants at the conference numbered multiple groups across 3 continents and included Malofeev himself, French philosopher Alain de Benoist, Eurasian theorist Aleksandr Dugin, Alexander von Bismarck, grandnephew of the chancellor Otto von Bismarck and political activist Alain Soral.[4]
Ideology
The League is a far-right movement with an anti-internationalist and anti-globalist agenda. The League's manifesto reportedly includes defending Christian tradition, opposing immigration and globalization, and contesting the "LGBT movement".[5]. Participants have included groups with explicitly fascist ideologies, such as Spanish Falangists and the French group Les Nationalistes.[6] There is some membership overlap with the partly pro-Russian Alliance for Peace and Freedom European parliament political alliance.
The League appears aimed at fostering closer cooperation between Russian and European far-right movements and promoting a "sovereigntist world order".[1]
Members
| Country | Party | Source |
|---|---|---|
 Argentina
|
Condor 8 | [1] |
 Belgium
|
NATION | |
 Brazil
|
New Resistance
Nova Resistência | |
 France
|
The Nationalists
Les Nationalistes | |
| New Right
Nouvelle Droite | ||
 Greece
|
Golden Dawn
Χρυσή Αυγή | |
 Hungary
|
HVIM
Hatvannégy Vármegye Ifjúsági Mozgalom | |
 Italy
|
Loyalty and Action
Lealtà e Azione | |
| New Force
Forza Nuova | ||
| The Patriots Network
La Rete dei Patrioti | ||
 Mexico
|
UNR | |
 Russia
|
Brotherhood of Academics
Братство академиков | |
| Double-Headed Eagle
Двуглавый орёл | ||
 Serbia
|
Serbian Action
Србска Акција | |
| People's Patrol
Народна патрола | ||
 Spain
|
Malaga 1487 | |
| Spanish Falange for the National Syndicalist Offensive
Falange Española de las JONS | ||
| National Democracy
Democracia Nacional | ||
 United Kingdom
|
Patriotic Alternative |
See also
- Alliance for Peace and Freedom
- Nation Europa (organization), a pro-Ukrainian far-right group formed one year prior
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Return of the "Black International": Neo-Nazis flock to St. Petersburg after invitation by Russia's "Orthodox" oligarch Konstantin Malofeev".
- ↑ "Briefing: St Petersburg hosts international meeting of 'far-right movements'".
- ↑ "Из Крыма в Донбасс: приключения Игоря Стрелкова и Александра Бородая". Slon.ru. Retrieved March 19, 2016.
- ↑ "International far-right, pro-Putin axis launched in Russia".
- ↑ "Why a Neo-Nazi Gathering Was Held Under the Auspices of the Russian Orthodox Church".
- ↑ "'We are not subject to Russophobia' Russian politicians and Orthodox priests welcome international fascist organizations at St. Petersburg conference".
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