Michael Colborne

The most hard­line el­e­ments of Eu­rope’s far right hope for vi­o­lence and desta­bil­i­sa­tion in the wake of Biden’s win.

Ex­perts raise alarm ahead of Eu­rope’s largest neo-Nazi com­bat sports event, due to take place this week­end.

Some hard­lin­ers want to use the virus as a weapon to kill mi­nori­ties, as oth­ers spread fur­ther hate and con­spir­a­cy.

Days af­ter a far-right mas­sacre on Eu­ro­pean soil, ac­tivists cau­tious­ly wel­come ef­forts to pre­vent a march in Bul­gar­ia.

Some 600 far-right ac­tivists join ‘Day of Ho­n­our’ event, mark­ing break­out by be­sieged Nazi forces in oc­cu­pied Hun­gary.

Cam­paign­ers re­new call for jus­tice one year af­ter anti-cor­rup­tion ac­tivist Katery­na Handz­iuk died fol­low­ing acid at­tack.

As Crimean Tatars mark the an­niver­sary of their mass de­por­ta­tion, they also re­mem­ber Rus­sia’s 2014 an­nex­a­tion of Crimea.