Imperium Europa

The Maltese Imperium Europa political party is a far-right political entity in Malta, known for its controversial and extreme views. Founded in the early 21st century by Norman Lowell, the party espouses a vision of Europe that is deeply rooted in the idea of European supremacy, advocating for a pan-European empire that transcends current national boundaries. Imperium Europa's values and ideology are centered around the preservation of European heritage, culture, and identity, which they believe are under threat from immigration, multiculturalism, and globalisation.

Imperium Euro…  pa is characterized by its strong stance against the European Union in its current form, arguing that it dilutes European identity and sovereignty. Instead, they propose a restructured European governance that would prioritize the interests and cultural preservation of native Europeans. The party is also known for its controversial views on race and genetics, often promoting discussions around racial purity and the importance of maintaining European genetic heritage.

Environmental conservation is another aspect of Imperium Europa's platform, albeit framed within the context of preserving Europe's natural landscapes for future generations of Europeans. This environmental stance is intertwined with their broader ideology that emphasizes sustainability and living in harmony with nature, but strictly within the confines of their ethno-nationalist and Eurocentric worldview.

Critics of Imperium Europa argue that the party's policies and rhetoric are divisive, xenophobic, and racist, contributing to a rise in hate speech and intolerance within Maltese society and beyond. The party's vision of a homogeneous European identity is seen as exclusionary and backward-looking, incompatible with the diverse and interconnected world of the 21st century.

Despite its controversial positions, Imperium Europa has remained a marginal force in Maltese politics, with limited electoral success. However, its presence and activities continue to spark debate about the limits of free speech, the rise of far-right ideologies in Europe, and the challenges of addressing complex issues like immigration and national identity in a rapidly changing world.