Kristina Lindquist: Why Propaganda is the Language of Fascism
Kristina Lindquist argues that fascists are attracted to the nostalgic capabilities of AI technology, as they seek to revive a fabricated past.
The Paradox of America's Decree on Iran
Slavoj Žižek expresses a nuanced perspective on the situation in Iran, opposing both the Iranian regime and the military actions led by the U.S. and Israel.
Fascist the Opponent, the Story of a Rhetorical Weapon Invented by the Communist Party of the Stalin Era
The article explores how the French Communist Party historically labeled opponents as fascists as a rhetorical strategy, a practice with roots in the Stalinist era.
Dreaming in the Third Reich
The article discusses the significance of dreams in understanding the societal shifts towards totalitarianism, drawing parallels between historical fascism in Germany and contemporary trends.
Casini: 'Bossi an astute barbarian, anti-fascist and not racist. He was capable of self-irony'
Pier Ferdinando Casini reflects on his relationship with Umberto Bossi, describing him as a complex figure who combined anti-fascism with a knack for self-criticism.
Justice Referendum: The Foreign Press's Indictment - 'A Tragic Abuse of Law in Italy'
The upcoming justice referendum in Italy has drawn attention from foreign media, highlighting concerns over the country’s judicial system which is seen to still reflect fascist-era practices.
MAGA TV star Tucker Carlson praises Britain's most notorious fascist in deranged video
Tucker Carlson, a prominent right-wing host, has released a video praising wartime fascist Oswald Mosley, misrepresenting historical facts about him and attacking Winston Churchill.
The Fascists from the Evening Program
Bertolt Brecht's parable play "The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui" serves as a critique of the Nazi rise to power, depicting Adolf Hitler through the lens of gangster culture, and is currently being performed at the Munich Volkstheater.
Invisible movement that drags us into the dance of progress and fascism
Christos Papadopoulos' contemporary dance piece 'Mycelium' explores collective movement and evolution, drawing parallels between art and societal reactions to fascism.
American expert on Trump's war videos: Fascism shows its face, and it is completely intentional
A Danish article discusses how Donald Trump's portrayal of military actions and psychological delight in dominating opponents reflects fascistic tendencies, according to an American expert.
Jeanette Winterson, writer: "I prefer to be shot in the street rather than die in silence in my bed"
Jeanette Winterson, the British author, emphasizes the importance of imagination as a form of resistance against fascism during her visit to Barcelona to receive an honorary degree from UOC.
Vote in Trento: Benito Mussolini remains an honorary citizen
The Trento city council has decided to maintain Benito Mussolini's honorary citizenship despite strong opposition and calls for its revocation.
Vote in Trento: Benito Mussolini remains honorary citizen
The city council of Trento voted to retain Benito Mussolini's title of honorary citizen, drawing criticism from proponents of the measure who argue it contradicts democratic values.
"Peaky Blinders" creator: "It is in Tommy Shelby's nature to fight against fascism"
The creator of "Peaky Blinders," Steven Knight, discusses concluding Tommy Shelby's arc with the film "The Immortal Man," exploring themes of fascism and cultural impact.
Non-Fiction: Fatal Phantoms
The German philosopher Eva von Redecker attempts to explain contemporary fascism in her new book, despite the challenges in defining it.
Ines Geipel's "Landscape Without Witnesses": Not Us After All
Ines Geipel's work critiques the overly simplistic and glorified narratives surrounding anti-fascist heroism in former East Germany, particularly regarding the Buchenwald memorial.
If We Do Not Remain Vigilant, Fascism Will Come
A psychiatrist's insights into the psychological profiles of Nazi war criminals reveal unsettling truths about human nature and the potential for fascism to arise anywhere.
On this day in history: Konstantīns Petss carries out a coup in Estonia
In 1926, the League of Freedom Fighters was established in Estonia, resembling a nationalistic movement akin to Italian Fascism.
That Hunt for Fascists That Doesn't See the Real Violent
A commentary discusses the contemporary political climate in Italy, highlighting the complexities of distinguishing between fascism and anti-fascism amid rising tensions.
Josip Pečarić in the podcast 'Željka Markić & Narod.hr': How to recognize who is not for Croatia
In a new podcast episode, academic Josip Pečarić discusses his life, challenges he faced in Belgrade, and his views on societal issues in Croatia.
Another Survival Manual Against Fascism
Jordi Mir presents a timely pedagogical exercise aimed at defending democracy against the rising tide of extreme right-wing movements.
Chants for the Duce and Nazi-fascist salute: the black march of Hellas ultras at Bologna station
Hellas ultras displayed fascist symbols and chanted slogans upon arriving in Bologna for a match, provoking condemnation from victims' families.
The black book
Tomaso Montanari's new book argues that the contemporary Italian right is still influenced by fascist ideology.
Cracks and manures in the Pyramid of the Italians, the fascist monument that Vox insisted on protecting in Castilla y León
The Pyramid of the Italians, a fascist monument in northern Burgos, remains neglected despite its recent designation as a Cultural Asset of Interest by the regional government.
There is so much backlash that you can hardly believe the series is based on historical facts
The article discusses the surprising presence of a fascist party in 1930s England, paralleling the rise of fascism in Europe.
One loved Stalin, the other was in love with Hitler. This is how sisters can be so different
The article explores how two sisters in England during the 1930s had contrasting political affiliations, with one supporting Stalin's communism and the other drawn to Hitler's fascism.
Director Norbert Lechner on Communicating History to Children: "Fascist Ideology is Becoming More Acceptable, We Must Stand Against It"
Director Norbert Lechner discusses the importance of educating children about National Socialism through film with the release of his upcoming movie, "The Secret Floor."
In the face of fascism, protest songs don't work, says musician Matt Berninger
Matt Berninger discusses his struggle with creativity during the pandemic and how a move to a simpler rural life transformed his songwriting process.
Antifascist and Anti-War Feminism Takes to the Streets on 8M
Thousands marched through the main streets of Spain to protest against the rise of international far-right movements and ongoing wars while advocating for gender equality and women's rights.
Municipal Elections: Manuel Bompard Calls for an 'Anti-Fascist Front' on the Left in the Second Round, Even Without 'Agreement' on Programs
Manuel Bompard of LFI urges leftist parties to unite for the second round of municipal elections to prevent a victory for the nationalist right-wing, despite recent tensions with former socialist allies.
Nazi-Fascist Cross on Tg2, but it is a solemn commendation. Romoli: 'Inqualifiable behavior'
The controversy surrounding Andrea Romoli, a Tg2 journalist, who is accused of wearing a symbol associated with fascism during a broadcast, has sparked outrage among opposition politicians in Italy.
Kaisariani: Mitsotakis on the photos of the 200 - "I felt shivers and pride"
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis expressed deep emotion and pride upon the unveiling of the historic photos of the 200 executed in Kaisariani, emphasizing their significance as evidence of Nazi atrocities and the struggle against fascism.
Mitsotakis on the Cesaria Documents: 'Unique Evidence, Precious Treasure'
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced the acquisition of the Hoyer collection, which includes photographic evidence of the execution of Greek patriots in Kaisariani.
Famous for a Book, Forgotten Forever. Tumultuous Lives of Forgotten Writers
The article recounts the troubled lives and obscurity of several writers after their initial fame.
Fascism today does not wear brown shirts or swastikas. It hides behind the defense of freedom of speech or traditions, says historian
The article discusses the rise of fascism in Slovakia under the guise of freedom of speech and tradition, highlighting concerns over democratic backsliding.
The 90th birthday of Occhetto, from his wife to Elly and the PCI secretaries: "We are at fascism"
The article discusses the 90th birthday celebration of Achille Occhetto, a prominent figure in Italian Communist politics, reflecting on his past significance and the current political landscape.
Magda Fyssa: I will never see them again, peace has won
Magda Fyssa expressed her gratitude and relief after the final verdict against Golden Dawn, celebrating a victory for solidarity and peace.
Municipal Elections: Jean-Luc Mélenchon Denounces 'Intolerable Accusations of Antisemitism' from the Socialist Party
Jean-Luc Mélenchon criticizes the Socialist Party for accusations of antisemitism, claiming it undermines the fight against fascism.
Theater: Finally Right to Flip Out
A theater production in Bochum sparks controversy as audience members react strongly to a performer portraying a fascist.
The Anti-Fascists Who Stand with Dictators
The article examines the contradictions within the left regarding the U.S. interventions in foreign nations, questioning whether they are liberators or invaders and how this affects their stance against various authoritarian regimes.
Vox, fascism, and revolution
The article discusses the characteristics of Vox, a far-right political party in Spain, and critiques the use of the term 'fascism' to describe it by political opponents.
Medved on Ukrainian Wounded, Selak Raspudić on Social Media, and Herman on Anti-Fascism
Croatian Minister Tomo Medved welcomed 19 wounded Ukrainian soldiers to Croatia for rehabilitation as a sign of support, while Marija Selak Raspudić discussed the need for social media restrictions for under-16s, and Mislav Herman controversially equated anti-fascism with the Independent State of Croatia (NDH).
What we see today is not a metaphor, it is fascism itself, says Vladimir Safatle
Philosopher Vladimir Safatle discusses his new book and argues that current global political dynamics reflect an emergence of actual fascism rather than a metaphorical regression to it.
Well, why then are there reports and penalties
The article discusses reader comments on the article about Medved, focusing on perspectives regarding anti-fascism.
The State of Trump
The article discusses Donald Trump's struggle to complete a transition towards fascism amid criticism of his State of the Union address.
PT President Calls Flávio the Essence of Fascism and Demands Offensive Against Him
The president of Brazil's PT party, Edinho Silva, has urged for a mobilization against Flávio Bolsonaro, criticizing him as embodying fascism and calling for increased grassroots activism in light of recent polling.
Federal Constitutional Court on Freedom of Expression: The Accusation of Fascism Can Have a Factual Reference
The Federal Constitutional Court in Germany has overturned two rulings that classified statements as insults, underscoring the role of strong criticisms of public officials in political discourse.
What state is Trump in?
The article discusses the alarming characteristics of Donald Trump's presidency, framing it within the context of fascism and authoritarianism.
Historian Snyder: Trump is stuck in shallow water. As a fascist, he is failing. The situation is still terrible.
The article critiques former President Trump's attempts to embrace fascism, emphasizing his failures and the implications of such an ideology in American society.
Trump uses the State of the Union to stage a fascist impostor show
Donald Trump utilized his State of the Union address to promote his nationalist and fascist rhetoric, appealing to his flair for entertainment.