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This is a list of nationalist organizations. Clarification of which sort of nationalism is given after some entries. List does not includes governments and formal armies.

Australia

Pauline Hanson's One Nation - far right, anti-immigration, nationalist, populist
United Patriots Front

Austria

Austrian Freedom Party - far right, classical liberal, Pan-German nationalist, anti-immigration

Bangladesh

Bangladesh Nationalist Party

Belgium

Nation-wide

National Front (Belgium)

Flanders

New Flemish Alliance - Flemish nationalism, rather right-wing
Vlaams Belang - strong and extreme-right Flemish nationalistic
Spirit - left-wing liberal Fleminsh nationalistic

Wallonia

Rassemblement Wallonie France - Walloon secessionist, aiming to unite French-speaking Belgians with France

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Brazil

Brazilian Labour Renewal Party

Canada

Canadian nationalism

Council of Canadians - progressive, anti-integration
Canadian Action Party
Confederation of Regions Party - ethnic nationalist, Far Right
Canada First - historic
The Waffle - radical faction of the New Democratic Party of Canada
Western Block Party

Quebec nationalism

Alliance laurentienne
Bloc québécois
Chevaliers de l'indépendance
Parti indépendantiste (1985)|Parti indépendantiste
Republic of Quebec Party
Parti québécois
Quebec Liberal Party - federalist (opposed to independence), cultural nationalist
Front de liberation du Quebec - independentist armed group
Jeunes patriotes du Québec - progressive and nationalist organisation
Mouvement national des Québécoises et Québécois
Rassemblement démocratique pour l’indépendance
Rally for National Independence
SPQ Libre

Croatia

Croatian Pure Party of Rights

Cyprus

Egypt

United Egypt Movement- mostly online, capitalist/ pro-armed forces and pro-government
Union of State Supporters- nationalist group with over 60,000 members

Estonia

Vaps Movement - historic
Estonian Independence Party - ethnic
Conservative People's Party of Estonia – ethnic nationalist, traditionalist party

Sinine Äratus – nationalist youth organization linked with Identitarian movement

Fiji

George Speight and other participants in the 2000 Fijian coup d'état

Finland

Perussuomalaiset - fiscally centre-left, socially conservative
National Socialist Workers' Party - Nationalist

France

Action Française - integralist
Adsav - Breton nationalist secessionist party
Croix de Feu - far right
Corsica Nazione - Corsican nationalist party
National Front - support of Jus sanguinis and return to traditional values
Party of France
Party of the Corsican Nation
Party for the Organization of a Free Brittany
Renouveau français

Germany

National Democratic Party of Germany - ethnic
German People's Union - ethnic
National Socialist German Workers Party (Nazi Party) - ethnic

Greece

Hungary

India

Iran

Iraq and Syria

Ba'ath Party - secular pan-arabism

Ireland

Young Irelanders - civic
Fenian Brotherhood
Irish Republican Army - historic organisation, led the independence war
Provisional Irish Republican Army - modern organisation, led a campaign during The Troubles 1969-1998
Continuity Irish Republican Army and Real Irish Republican Army - small splinter groups, opposed to the peace process
Sinn Féin - republican, left-wing
Social Democratic and Labour Party - Northern Ireland based, moderate
Irish Parliamentary Party - 19th century, pro home rule

Italy

Brothers of Italy-National Alliance - support of Jus sanguinis and national conservatism
New Force - ultranationalism
The Right - far right
Tricolour Flame - far right
Italian Social Movement - far right, from 1946 to 1995
Italian Fascist Party - historic, ruled Italy from 1922 to 1943

Latvia

Visu Latvijai (All for Latvia) - nationalist party

Lebanon

Guardians of the Cedars

New Zealand

New Zealand First - populist, conservative, nationalist
United Nelsonia - conservative, separatist ^[1]

Norway

Nasjonal Samling (National Gathering) - Norwegian romantic nationalist, conservative

Pakistan

Balochistan

Sindh

Jeay Sindh Muttahida Mahaz - nationalist, Liberal, liberation movement
Sindhudesh Liberation Army - Militant, liberation movement
Jeay Sindh Qoumi Mahaz - nationalist, liberation movement

Palestinian Authority/occupied territories

Poland

Romania

Noua Dreaptă -Far right
"Everything For the Country" Party -Legionarism
Greater Romania Party - Nationalism
United Romania Party - Nationalism

Serbia

Slovakia

Slovenská národná strana - nationalist, right wing

Spain

Nation-wide

Falange - fascist
National Democracy (Spain)

Asturias

Conceyu Nacionalista Astur - left-wing (Marxist, socialist and anarchist) independentist (defunct)
Movimiento Comunista d'Asturies - Maoist party in favour of the self-determination (defunct)
Unidá Nacionalista Asturiana - left-wing independentist (refounded in 2007)
Andecha Astur - left-wing independentist
Andecha Obrera - far left-wing independentist armed group in the 1980s (not to be confused with "Andecha Astur")

Basque Country

Basque National Liberation Movement - virtual union between left-wing independentist parties, youths
Amaiur - left-wing independentist party
Batasuna - left-wing independentist (banned in Spain, not in France, see Abertzaleen Batasuna)
Bildu - left-wing independentist party
ETA - Marxist–Leninist armed group active from the 1960s to present
Haika, Segi and Jarrai - left-wing independentist youth organizations (banned in Spain)
Langile Abertzaleen Batzordeak - left-wing independentist workers union

Catalonia

Terra Lliure - left-wing independentist armed group
PSAN - communist independentist party
Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya - left-wing independentist party

South Africa

National Party of South Africa - White nationalist
Pan Africanist Congress -Black nationalist, liberation movement
AWB - White nationalist
Freedom Front Plus - moderate, Afrikaner nationalist and separatist
Inkatha Freedom Party - populist, Zulu nationalist and conservative

Sri Lanka

Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (Tamil Tigers) - independentist

Sweden

Nordic Resistance Movement
National Socialist Front a former Neo-Nazi political party.^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]
Party of the Swedes - White nationalist
Sweden Democrats - social conservative with a nationalist foundation,^[6]^[7] but has been characterised by others as far-right,^[8] right-wing populist,^[9]^[10] national-conservative,^[11] and anti-immigration.^[12]

Turkey

Nation-wide

Grey Wolves - ultra-nationalist organisation
Ergenekon - allegedly clandestine, secularist ultra-nationalist organization
Turkish Revenge Brigade
Nationalist Movement Party
Great Union Party - Islamist and ultra-nationalist
Rights and Equality Party -populist nationalist
Nationalist and Conservative Party
Independent Turkey Party
Nation Party
National Party
People's Ascent Party -Kemalist, centrist, social democratic and nationalist political party
Homeland Party - right-wing, nationalist and conservative, political party

Ukraine

Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists
Tryzub (organization)
Congress of Ukrainian Nationalists
Svoboda - far right Ukrainian nationalist political party

United Kingdom

Union-wide

British National Party - British nationalist/far right
National Front - far right
British Union of Fascists - fascist, defunct
Britain First - far right
League of Empire Loyalists - Far Right, imperialist, defunct
UK Independence Party - Right-wing

England

English Democrats Party - in favour of English parliament and autonomy within the U.K

Northern Ireland

Ulster Volunteer Force - loyalist, sectarian
Ulster Defence Association - loyalist, sectarian
Ulster Protestant Volunteers - loyalist, sectarian, populist
Loyalist Volunteer Force - loyalist, fundamentalist, sectarian

Scotland

Scottish National Party - centre-left, separatist, civic nationalism
Grand Orange Lodge of Scotland - loyalist, sectarian

Wales

Plaid Cymru - progressive, separatist, civic nationalism
Free Wales Army - nationalist paramilitary
Mudiad Amddiffyn Cymru- nationalist paramilitary

United States

American Freedom Party - White nationalist
Constitution Party^[13]
Identity Evropa - White nationalist
League of the South - Southern nationalism, separatist
New Black Panther Party - Black nationalist

Vietnam

Vietminh - communist, nationalist
Vietcong – communist, nationalist, socialist

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