The anti-Covid mandate protests that started in Canada’s capital and spread to the US and Europe are reinvigorating right-wing populism.
Germany has stepped up its efforts against racism and right-wing extremism since the Hanau shooting, but minorities say it’s not enough.
Speakers at conference in Istanbul call for political will and comprehensive strategy to defeat the scourge of Islamophobia and anti-Muslim hate crimes.
Muslim group seeks protection and end to attacks on places of worship in Dortmund city in North Rhine-Westphalia state. Separately, authorities admit Berlin police falsely accused a young girl during their probe of a racist attack on her.
Until recently, countries like Portugal felt that they may be immune to populist movements that have gained prominence across Europe. Not anymore.
An increasingly toxic election environment is playing out on the country's television sets, with the far-right enjoying the most coverage.
The Deparment of Justice’s new domestic terrorism unit will face similar challenges that have so far undermined efforts to counter its rise.
Suspiciously, Emmanuel Macron is revitalising the memory of a Black woman at the same time as he is being accused of appeasing racists.
As public backlash to reimposed Covid-19 restrictions in Austria and the Netherlands intensify, so too has the spread of misinformation.
In major European nations like the UK and France, populist movements dominate the political landscape. But in Germany, mainstream politics continues to rule.
Resistance to Covid-19 vaccines, pandemic related health mandates and the politics of the Trump era is seeing far-right groups in America growing significantly leaving the country dangerously polarized.
After 16 years, Germany’s Social Democrats finally beat Angela Merkel’s Christian Democrats in September polls. If a left-led government comes in power, will it change much in the EU?
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