The "Radical Right" refers to a political ideology that advocates for extreme conservative views, often emphasizing nationalism, anti-immigration policies, and traditional social values. This movement can be characterized by its opposition to liberalism and progressive reforms, seeking to preserve or return to what its supporters view as a more stable and moral society. Groups associated with the Radical Right may also promote conspiracy theories and distrust of government institutions. Notable examples include certain factions within the Tea Party in the United States and various far-right parties in Europe, which have gained traction in recent years by appealing to economic anxieties and cultural fears.