Nius and the cultural struggle: how democracy is threatened!

Nius and the cultural struggle: how democracy is threatened!

In today's media landscape, a new book is causing a sensation: Under the title "The NGO complex", Nius sheds on the dark sides of the non-governmental organizations (NGOS) and its influence on politics. The right -wing populist portal, which was launched by Julian Reichelt, a former editor -in -chief of the "Bild", can count on a growing number of supporters who are promoting his opinion on social media. The article by bachhausen.de .

nius has changed from an initial focus on the Greens to a broader attack strategy against the entire democratic civil society. The platform stages a real cultural struggle and attacks prominent actors to sow distrust into democratic structures. According to the book author Björn Harms, which was only published in May 2025, Nius also uses well -known personalities to legitimize these issues and working methods in public. Criticism also came from the Ulrich Vosgerau, which questioned the way of working by Correctiv, especially with regard to their reporting on secret.

The influence of the NGOs

But what is really behind the term "NGO complex"? The book reveals an apparent waste of taxpayers and highlights the financial relationships that NGOs maintain state bodies. In a country where the tax revenue in 2024 was just below one trillion euro and the financial resources are not sufficient in the face of increasing expenses, the role of NGOs becomes all the more remarkable. State expenses flow, among other things, into migration policy and development aid, and the investigation of these structures and their influence on government work is increasingly being challenged. These findings come from jf-buchdienst.de .

The book is not only a critical examination of the role of the NGOs, but also an appeal for analyzing its interdependencies with civil society, politics and media. The topic becomes even more explosive, considering that right -wing populist currents in Europe, for example in Hungary, Italy or among the AfD supporters, are gaining approval. Surveys indicate that the AfD can expect good results in the upcoming state elections. This normalization of right-wing populist discourses could not only change the political landscape, but also to shake the cornerstones of democracy, such as bpb.de reported.

a dangerous game

In the current situation, it is of great importance to observe the spread of right-wing extremities that operate with the "Deep State" term and, in particular, mobilize against civil society projects. These developments can not only be seen in Germany, but run throughout Europe, favored by the current social and migration debate.

The challenges arising from the rise of right -wing populism should not be underestimated: they endanger the democratic principles and give extremist ideologies further space. It remains to be seen how the political landscape is developing and whether the voices of civil society can be heard while they are in the sights of such attacks.