National Party - Active Parties

Active Parties

Nation Party
Australia National Party of Australia
Bangladesh Bangladesh Nationalist Party
Jatiya Party
Belgium Front National (Belgium)
Canada National Party of Canada
National Party of Canada (1979)
Nationalist Party of Canada
Parti National (Quebec)
Republic of China Chinese Nationalist Party
Czech Republic National Party
France Front National (France)
Grenada New National Party
Honduras National Party of Honduras
Hungary Jobbik
India Nationalist Congress Party
Iran Pan-Iranist Party
Marz-e Por Gohar
Nation Party of Iran
Ireland Connaught National Party
Italy Venetian National Party
Jamaica People's National Party
Lesotho Basotho National Party
Progressive National Party
Malaysia Sarawak National Party
Malta Nationalist Party
Netherlands Frisian National Party
New Zealand New Zealand National Party
Pakistan Awami National Party
Balochistan National Party
National Party (Pakistan)
Kalat State National Party
Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea National Party
Philippines Nacionalista Party
Peru Nationalist Party
Portugal National Renewal Party
Samoa Samoa National Party
Seychelles Seychelles National Party
Slovakia Slovak National Party
Slovenia Slovenian National Party
Solomon Islands National Party
South Korea Grand National Party
Spain Basque Nationalist Party
Galician Nationalist Bloc
Sri Lanka United National Party
Suriname National Party of Suriname
Switzerland Swiss People's Party
Thailand Thai Nation Party
Turkey National Party
United Kingdom British National Party-National Front (UK)
Scottish National Party
Uruguay National Party

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