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A leader of the Christian Brethren movement has denied that his church coordinated or funded an apparent disruption campaign by far-right activists during last year's Australian Federal Election.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has signed a decree to establish a new command specifically for long-range attacks deep within Russian territory. This move aims to intensify pressure on Russia following recent Ukrainian strikes that have impacted Russian oil production.
Far-right activists have published a document summarizing terror attacks committed in West Bank villages and sent it to security officials, alongside a poster condemning Maj.-Gen. Avi Bluth.
Annette Papadiamandis, the widow of the composer of Eddy Mitchell's song 'Couleur menthe à l’eau', has filed a complaint against X for 'negationist counterfeiting' after the song was parodied by far-right activists as 'Ma grand-mère de Birkenau' in 2023.
The Exclusive Brethren church has denied allegations of paying far-right activists to stage election stunts targeting political figures like Anthony Albanese. A church spokesman also expressed objections to being questioned about these matters.
The mayor of Paris's 10th arrondissement was reportedly assaulted during the Nuit Blanche event, with the Paris city hall implicating "far-right activists" who allegedly tried to prevent an art installation related to love from opening.
Seven far-right activists have been questioned and their phones seized by investigators in connection with the murder of Quentin Deranque in Lyon, a month and a half after nine individuals close to the ultraleft were indicted in the case.
(ANSA) - ROME, FEB 20 - A Rome judge on Friday acquitted 29 people, almost all members of the far-right CasaPound group, for performing Fascist salutes in January 2024 at a ceremony marking the anniversary of the 1978 Acca Larentia killings in the Italian capital. Prosecutors had pressed charges against the 29 for breaching laws on apology of Fascism. But a preliminary hearings judge ruled the case should not proceed because of the lack of "a reasonable expectation of a conviction". The case regarded the 2024 commemoration although far-right activists make Fascist salutes every year at the annual event outside the former headquarters of the neo-Fascist Italian Social Movement (MSI) in Via Acca Larentia in Rome to commemorate the death of three far-right youth militants. Hundreds did so at the ceremony last month, with the customary cry "for all the fallen comrades" and the shout "present and correct". In the massacre on January 7, 1978, two members of MSI's youth wing Fronte della Gioventù, Franco Bigonzetti and Francesco Ciavatta, aged 18 and 19, were shot dead, allegedly by far-left militants, in via Acca Larentia, a street named after a Roman goddess. A third MSI youth wing member, Stefano Recchioni, 19, was fatally injured by a stray police bullet during ensuing clashes by members of the Fronte della Gioventù who rioted after the deaths, and police. (ANSA). Read article...
An investigation has tracked a series of mysterious far-right stunts during the last Australian federal election back to members of the Exclusive Brethren, a wealthy Christian sect.
The UK government has banned at least eleven foreign far-right agitators from entering the country ahead of a planned rally in London. The measure aims to prevent potential unrest during the protest organized by activist Tommy Robinson.
At least 20 far-right protesters gathered outside an Arab-Israeli journalist's apartment building, shouting anti-Arab slogans and threats.
Over 600 individuals who were fired or punished for posting about a false report of Charlie Kirk's death are now suing, claiming their right to free speech was violated after far-right activists urged their employers to terminate them.