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.
Justice Minister evaluates vetoes to the Anti-Fascism Bill and expresses frustration with the removal of taxation on bets
Brazil's Justice Minister expressed disappointment over the exclusion of tax on sports betting from the Anti-Fascism Bill, which aimed to fund the fight against organized crime.
TVP will not show the documentary. Radosław Sikorski ordered one scene to be cut
Radosław Sikorski has confirmed that he suggested removing a scene from a documentary about Marian Turski that depicted a Polish soldier guarding the border with Belarus, following concerns relating to warnings against fascism.
Italian 'Repupplica': when Sanremo loses a consonant
The article discusses a typographical error in the word 'Repubblica,' highlighting its significance during a historical referendum context in Italy.
Alain Finkielkraut: 'Our antifascists are pogromists who think of themselves as resistors'
French intellectual Alain Finkielkraut claims that antifascist activists have turned violent and distort their role as resistors against fascism.
Attack on Actor: 'A Man Came from the Left and Grabbed Me by the Collar'
Actor Ole Lagerpusch was attacked by audience members during his performance of a monologue as a fascist at the Bochum Schauspielhaus, leading to intense reactions and discussion around the portrayal of such characters.
Matthew Remski: "Yoga can be a gateway to proto-fascist policies"
Matthew Remski discusses how yoga can unwittingly lead to proto-fascist ideologies, as explored in the new book 'Conspirituality'.
Boris Mišević responds to accusations of fascism: 'Well, it won't happen!'
RTL journalist Boris Mišević has publicly criticized leftist hysteria and the labeling of many Croatians as Ustashe and fascists, urging citizens to vote and partake in political change.
Ivica Granić: Provocation of Ustaša as a Mirror of Selective Anti-Fascism, from Dabro to Brecht
Ivica Granić discusses the use of Ustaša provocation as a means of revealing double standards in the condemnation of totalitarian symbols.
Due to lack of agreement, Motta postpones voting on the Public Security PEC and should prioritize the Anti-Fascism PL
The president of the Chamber, Hugo Motta, has postponed the voting on the PEC of Public Security due to lack of consensus and is considering prioritizing the Anti-Fascism PL.
Erik de la Reguera: The Normalization of Neo-Fascists is Taking Place Extremely Quickly
Around 3,200 people marched in Lyon to commemorate a young man whose political affiliations have sparked controversy, with many attendees linked to far-right political groups.
Manchester Britain First march and counter-protest LIVE as police issue warning
A Britain First march in Manchester is facing counter-protests from anti-fascist groups, leading to police issuing a dispersal order to maintain public safety.
The liberal Giovanni Amendola. An exemplary story of how anti-fascism failed
The article discusses the historical context and the failures of anti-fascism in Italy following the rise of Mussolini in the early 1920s.
Roman salutes, the 29 of CasaPound acquitted
A Roman judge has acquitted 29 individuals associated with CasaPound who made Roman salutes during a memorial service for a historical event, citing insufficient grounds for condemnation.
Acca Larentia, the investigating judge of the Rome court acquits 29 people
A judge in Rome has acquitted 29 people involved in a controversial memorial event that sparked a national debate on the boundaries of free speech and neo-fascism.
Murder in Lyon, Bonelli threatens: "We will sue Giubilei"
The investigation by Il Giornale into the murder of Quentin Deranque in Lyon by a group claiming to be anti-fascist has sparked a controversy, leading to threats of legal action from political figures.
In the Imaginarium of Braun's Fans, Poland is Not a Full-fledged Player
Grzegorz Braun's political style evokes historical fascism, blurring the lines of contemporary political definitions.
The Secret Agent: Cinema in the Open Facing Fascism
The article features an interview with Wagner Moura discussing his Oscar-nominated film and the broader implications of leftist ideologies in contemporary cinema.
Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia: 'With Trump, we risk fascism'
Jimmy Wales, founder of Wikipedia, discusses concerns about the rise of fascism in the context of political events surrounding Trump during an interview in London.
Grandma had her happiest days in fascist Italy. What could she have been thinking?
The article reflects on Albania's tumultuous history, particularly during the fascist influence of Mussolini and the communist regime of Enver Hoxha.
A court orders the Verges City Council, led by the CUP, to hang the Spanish flag: "It must always occupy a prominent, visible, and honorable place"
A court has mandated the Town Hall in Verges, Spain, to display the Spanish flag prominently in accordance with legal requirements and rulings.
Death of Quentin Deranque: tributes and an anti-fascist "counter-gathering" in Nantes
A tribute to nationalist activist Quentin Deranque was held in Nantes amid tension from anti-fascist counter-protests, following a ban on all demonstrations in the city.
‘The Germ of Fascism’: HTV gave Vučetić half an hour; he stated that our foundation is not the Homeland War
Marko Vučetić, a radical left philosopher and activist, discussed his controversial views on Croatian identity and history during an interview on HTV's program, inciting public criticism.
Death of Quentin: The Italian Right Worries About a Recent Visit to Rome by LFI Deputy Raphaël Arnault
The Italian right is concerned about LFI Deputy Raphaël Arnault's recent visit to Rome amid rising tensions following the death of a young man in Lyon.
Caio Mussolini presents his book in Foggia. The Cgil protests: 'No public space for fascist revisionists'
A political clash erupts over the planned presentation of Caio Mussolini's book in Foggia, with the Cgil and left-wing parties demanding the cancellation of the event, which the local mayor has refused.
Fascist Speech Angers German Audience. Actors Were Attacked on Stage
An antifascist play's premiere in Bochum, Germany, escalated into chaos when audience members attacked actors following a fascist speech delivered by a character.
The Anti-Modernism of Malaparte and the Activism of Gobetti: Thus Two Utopias Came Out Defeated from the History of the Twentieth Century
A new edition of Curzio Malaparte's 'Italia barbara' highlights the intellectual relationship between Malaparte and Piero Gobetti, two prominent figures who opposed fascism yet faced defeat in their utopian visions during the 20th century.
Ethan Hawke at the Berlinale: 'Anything that fights fascism, I'm totally in favor of'
Ethan Hawke expressed his support for fighting fascism at the Berlin International Film Festival while addressing the challenges artists face when voicing political opinions.
Mussolini's Fascism Divided the Italian Community in São Paulo
The article discusses the impact of Mussolini's fascism on the Italian community in São Paulo during the 1920s and the significant divisions it caused.
Death of Quentin Deranque in Lyon: five of the six main suspects formally identified, some linked to the 'ultra-left'
Five of the six main suspects involved in the death of Quentin Deranque in Lyon, linked to the 'ultra-left', have been formally identified by investigators.
Raimon: "Fascism has not gone away. It is still here. We have not been able to stop it"
Raimon reflects on his life and the ongoing presence of fascism, emphasizing the need for resistance.
The Assault in January for Acca Larentia. FdI: "That Day Arnault Was in Italy"
In January 2026, French MP Raphaël Arnault participated in an anti-fascist protest in Rome, where members of the Italian right-wing group Fratelli d'Italia were violently attacked.
Thompson's team rejects accusations of glorifying fascism at the concert: 'Life and community were celebrated'
Marko Perković Thompson's team has denied accusations of promoting fascism during recent concerts in Široki Brijeg, asserting the events were focused solely on themes of love and community.
How Fascism and Sexuality Are Connected
The article discusses psychologist Wilhelm Reich's perspective on the connection between fascism and the sexual repression of populations in Europe during the rise of fascist leaders.
Unbridled sexuality leads to chaos, and we are afraid of it
Psychoanalyst Wilhelm Reich's theories are revisited to explain the support of fascist leaders in Europe during the 1930s, suggesting that unrestrained sexuality contributes to societal chaos.
Russian journalist: "We have grown up with the story that it was us who fought fascism"
Award-winning Russian journalist Elena Kostyutjenko, who fled Russia and survived an attempted poisoning, is set to speak in Denmark conveying critical messages stemming from her experiences.
Tom Morello: 'What a time we live in. You can make a documentary about your favorite band and fight fascism'
Tom Morello, the co-founder of Rage Against The Machine, discusses his directorial debut with 'The Ballad of Judas Priest,' emphasizing the connection between heavy metal and activism.
The editorial by Vincent Trémolet de Villers: "Death of Quentin, the fascists of anti-fascism"
The editorial discusses the death of Quentin, framing him as a martyr for free speech in the context of leftist anti-fascism and calling out societal complicity in failing to acknowledge the implications of this event.
Theater: Drinking Beer is Not a Solution
A production of Anna Gmeyner's play 'Automatenbüffet' at Munich's Residenztheater explores the themes of community and melancholy during the rise of fascism.
Tracy Letts: "Extreme Inequality Can Set the Stage for Fascism"
The world premiere of 'Rosebush Pruning', a provocative satire on wealth inequality and family dynamics, took place in Berlin, featuring big names like Pamela Anderson and Tracy Letts.
The illiberal anti-fascism behind the 'no' to the referendum
The article discusses the perceived tactics of the left in Italy to undermine the Meloni government, painting it as anti-European, while claiming that the silence of a majority supportive of liberal democracy contrasts with the disruptive actions of the opposition.
The Withered Roses of a Regime at Dusk. Mussolini and the Hierarchs According to Fusco
The article discusses Gian Carlo Fusco's book 'Le rose del ventennio' which presents a complex portrayal of Mussolini and the fascist regime.
Björn Wiman: The Next Olympics Could Be Held in a Country Where Fascism Has Taken Over
Björn Wiman reflects on the disturbing parallels between armed squads in the US and the rise of fascism in 1920s Italy, suggesting that such political forces are also present in the context of the Olympics.
Letters to the Editor. The Christian Democrats betray the Christian message
A letter to the editor critiques the passivity of the Church of Sweden in relation to political actions reminiscent of fascism and nationalism.
12 Italians convicted of attempting to revive a fascist party
Twelve members of the neo-fascist group CasaPound have been convicted for attempting to reorganize a disbanded fascist party in Italy.
Rima Hassan 'condemns' the lynching of a nationalist activist and assures that the LFI security service is 'not involved'
Rima Hassan condemned the lynching of a nationalist activist, clarifying that her party's security service was not involved in the incident.
12 people in Italy convicted for attempting to restore the fascist party
Twelve members of the neo-fascist organization 'CasaPound' have been convicted in Italy for attempting to revive the fascist party that ruled from 1922 to 1943 under dictator Benito Mussolini.
12 Italians Sentenced for Attempting to Revive Fascist Party
This marks the first application of a law prohibiting the reorganization of dissolved fascist parties against a neo-fascist organization in Italy.
Raimon, singer-songwriter: "Fascism has not gone away. It is still here. We have not been able to stop it"
Raimon, the influential singer-songwriter, reflects on aging and the persistence of fascism in contemporary society, emphasizing the need for awareness and action.