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The German court has ruled that the far-right AfD party is not classified as an extremist organization at this time, preventing surveillance by the internal intelligence service.

A German court has temporarily lifted a previous ruling classifying the far-right party Alternative for Germany (AFD) as 'confirmed right-wing extremists.'

In the inaugural podcast episode of 'Željka Markić & Narod.hr', MEP Stephen Nikola Bartulica discusses his role in the European Parliament and the challenges he faces as a member from a smaller party.

Alberto Núñez Feijóo challenges Pedro Sánchez on government transparency, highlighting the upcoming declassification of documents related to the 1981 coup attempt in Spain.

The article discusses the controversial connection being drawn between far-right extremists and antifascists in the wake of a violent death in Lyon.

The US ambassador to France has been denied access to the French government following controversial statements made by the US embassy regarding violence from left-wing extremists.

The Saxony state government aims to prevent extremists from entering its judicial trainee program, which had previously accepted candidates rejected by other states.

Over 3200 people participated in a memorial march in Lyon for a far-right activist killed during clashes with left-wing extremists.

The Al-Hol camp for families of ISIS extremists in Syria is being dismantled, leading to thousands of uncontrolled escapes.

France has initiated a murder investigation following the death of a right-leaning youth, escalating political tensions in the country.

Spain's moderate conservatives are seeking alliances with ultra-nationalists to unseat Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, showing the complex dynamics of political dependency and power in the country.

Two extremists have been sentenced to life imprisonment for plotting a mass terror attack in the UK targeting the Jewish community in Greater Manchester.

Two extremists inspired by ISIS have been sentenced for conspiring to carry out a deadly gun attack on the Jewish community in Manchester.

Moscow has placed a bakery business operating in Ivanovo Oblast, owned by a Latvian and a Ukrainian, on its list of terrorists and extremists.

A controversial organization in Gothenburg streams illegal street fights featuring mixed martial artists and extremists, raising concerns about public safety and law enforcement response.

Four suspected extremists have been killed in Rafah during a gunfight with Israeli soldiers, which Israel claims is a breach of the ceasefire.

The article discusses how a government led by extremists tends to provoke the worst in the opposition, highlighting the confrontational tactics employed.

Maja T. has been sentenced to eight years in prison by a Hungarian court for severely injuring alleged right-wing extremists in Budapest, a decision Interior Minister Dobrindt supports.

Protests erupted in Hungary over the sentencing of non-binary individual Maja T. to eight years in prison for their involvement in attacks against alleged right-wing extremists, while Germany's Foreign Minister commented on the matter's legal status and ongoing diplomatic efforts.

Shadow Arts Minister Chris Rath has called for a review of the funding for the Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, alleging it has been hijacked by left-wing extremists, while the NSW government defends the funding as vital for the city's image.

Nigerian militants have attacked two villages in Kwara state, resulting in the deaths of at least 162 people, marking one of the deadliest assaults in recent months.

Armed extremists killed at least 162 people during attacks on two villages in western Nigeria, as reported by a lawmaker amid increasing security concerns.

Kwara State's Governor has reported that 75 residents were killed in an attack on two villages after they resisted extremist groups trying to impose foreign beliefs.

In a tragic incident in western Nigeria, armed extremists attacked two villages, resulting in the brutal murder of at least 162 people, marking one of the deadliest attacks in recent months.

A court in Budapest has sentenced German citizen Maja T. to prison for violent attacks on right-wing extremists in Hungary, which has sparked significant tensions between Germany and Hungary.

The article discusses the clash between right-wing extremists and left-wing Antifa protesters in Budapest during the annual 'Day of Honor' event, highlighting the violent actions taken by both sides.

Maja T. has been sentenced to eight years in prison for violent attacks on alleged right-wing extremists in Budapest that resulted in severe injuries to six individuals.

In Hungary, German national Maja T. has been sentenced to eight years in prison for her involvement in violent attacks against right-wing extremists in Budapest three years ago.

Maja T., a German individual from the leftist scene, has been sentenced to eight years in prison in Budapest for violent acts against alleged right-wing extremists, raising concerns among supporters about the fairness of the trial.

Maja T., a non-binary individual from the German left scene, has been sentenced to eight years in prison by a Budapest court for involvement in violent attacks against alleged right-wing extremists.

Following the attack on Berlin's power grid, the German Federal Criminal Police Union (BDK) warns of increasing violence from left-wing extremists and calls for a more targeted approach against such threats.

In Hungary, a verdict against left-wing extremist Maja T. is expected, who allegedly brutally attacked right-wing extremists in Budapest three years ago, with discussions suggesting a potential 24-year sentence.

A young disabled Muslim in Nepal gained widespread attention on social media after a video showed him single-handedly defending a mosque from a group of attacking Hindu extremists in Ramapur, Rautahat district.

Virginia Democrats have swiftly shifted from moderate positions to more extreme liberal stances following recent elections.

AIMIM leader Waris Pathan reported an attack by Hindu extremists from Bajrang Dal on an elderly lawyer's shop in Uttarakhand, which was halted by a young man, Deepak Kumar, who advocated for the Constitution and communal harmony.

Health Minister Adam Vojtěch faces challenges with his coalition partners following controversial requests regarding vaccinations and misinformation events organized by far-right politicians.

Political analyst Žarko Puhovski commented on the cancellation of the bronze medalists' welcome due to their insistence on featuring Marko Perković Thompson, emphasizing Mayor Tomislav Tomašević's inflexible position despite a compromise proposal.

While Palestinian terror attacks have decreased, violent incidents perpetrated by Jewish extremists against Palestinians in the West Bank have reached alarming levels, resulting in severe injuries and damage.

In Leipzig-Connewitz, there is a threat of escalation between leftist factions, as extremism researcher Hendrik Hansen analyzes the extremist groups converging there, referring to them as 'anti-German left extremists.'

Right-wing extremists and Reich citizens in Germany reportedly possess over 4000 legal firearms.

The German Green Party is urging the disarmament of right-wing extremists and Reich citizens, who reportedly possess over 4,000 legal firearms according to the Ministry of the Interior.

The Bundestag has reportedly denied access passes to seven AfD employees, some of whom are identified as far-right extremists or convicted criminals, while others had notable contacts with Russia.

Members of the SNS propose significant amendments to the Criminal Code, aiming to decriminalize offenses related to extremist materials and reduce penalties for other crimes.

Bundestag President Julia Klöckner is proposing stricter rules to revoke the house passes of extremist parliamentary staff, receiving support from the Greens, while the AfD describes it as a significant infringement on parliamentary freedom.

Heidi Reichinnek, the leader of the leftist faction, questions whether left-wing extremists are truly responsible for the recent attack on Berlin's power grid at the beginning of the year.

Benny Gantz's campaign launches a call to free Israel from extremists, but broadcasts desperation and panic more than anything else, reflecting a confused strategy and political interests.

Israeli Blue and White party leader Benny Gantz launched a campaign calling for liberation from extremists, but it largely conveys a sense of desperation and panic amid a conflicted strategy.

The trial against six accused Antifa members begins in Düsseldorf, as they are charged with attacking right-wing extremists in Budapest and Erfurt, amidst vocal support from the audience.

Heidi Reichinnek expresses doubts regarding the authorities' portrayal of the recent attack on Berlin's power grid, insisting that the investigation is not yet conclusive.

The article explores the case of Jörg S., a teenager who engaged with international right-wing extremists on Telegram, discussing weapons and a 'white jihad', which caught the attention of the FBI who alerted German authorities.