The term "far-right" refers to a political ideology that is characterized by extreme nationalist, authoritarian, and often anti-immigrant views. Far-right groups typically advocate for the preservation of traditional cultural values and may oppose liberal social policies. They often emphasize a strong, centralized government that prioritizes the interests of a specific ethnic or national group. Far-right movements can be found in various countries and may manifest through political parties, social movements, or extremist organizations. Notable examples include the National Front in France and Alternative for Germany in Germany. These groups often use populist rhetoric to appeal to discontented voters.