Political Education: Great Interest in Democracy Projects in the Dachau District
There is significant interest in democracy education and extremism prevention in the Dachau district, particularly in schools.
The notion of two equal extremes holds poorly against reality
A commentary discusses the complexities surrounding political violence and the depiction of Quentin Deranque's murder, arguing against the oversimplified narrative of equal extremes in political extremism.
Podcast "Is That Just?": "The Most Dangerous Attack on Freedom of Speech"
In the podcast episode, former Constitutional Court judge Udo Di Fabio discusses the rise of political extremism and the perceived polarization of society, attributing it to a cultural fear of expressing dissenting opinions.
The AfD Cannot Be Defined as an Extremist Group
The article discusses the classification of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) political party and the implications of labeling it as an extremist group.
The Interior Ministry withdraws the appeal in the dispute with SPD regarding inclusion in the extremism report
The Czech Interior Ministry has retracted its appeal in a legal battle with the Freedom and Direct Democracy party concerning its classification in a report on extremism.
Party Ban: Is Democracy Still Defensible?
The article discusses the limitations of Germany's 'defensive democracy' in banning extremist parties, specifically in light of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party's activities.
Similar, ideological extremes have always been clients of political violence
A young far-right activist was murdered in Lyon, France, by far-left militants during a protest, leading to national outrage and finger-pointing at extremist rhetoric.
Turmoil in France โ Quentin, 23, died on Valentine's Day, now Nazi salutes are being made on the streets
Thousands demonstrated in Lyon, France, demanding justice for Quentin Deranque, a far-right activist killed last week.
France to summon US ambassador after comments about death of far-right activist
The French foreign minister announced intentions to summon the US ambassador over controversial remarks surrounding the death of a far-right activist.
When Antifa Enters Institutions: The Death of Quentin Deranque is a Political Scandal for France
The murder of Quentin Deranque has sparked a national debate in France concerning political violence and its ties to extreme groups and leftist parties.
Lyon: 3200 participants at memorial march for far-right activist
Over 3200 people participated in a memorial march in Lyon for a far-right activist killed during clashes with left-wing extremists.
An old hatred with new forms. And now it threatens Italy
The resurgence of political violence in Europe is examined through the lens of a recent murder in France and its implications for Italy.
Michel Winock: "The French political culture is one of discord and fury"
Historian Michel Winock discusses the state of French political culture, characterized by violence and discord, in the wake of recent events surrounding the death of Quentin Deranque.
Analysis: The Death of a Young Man in France Falls Directly into the Lap of the Far Right
The analysis discusses the implications of the death of 23-year-old Quentin Deranque in France, linking it to the far-right political climate amid tensions with leftist groups.
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In France, a group of far-left thugs violently killed a 23-year-old student associated with an identity-right organization.
The ABC of the 'ultra' groups shaking French politics
France is grappling with the aftermath of political violence following the death of young nationalist Quentin Deranque, leading to police arrests and heightened political tensions.
Murder of a Young Man in France: Several People Arrested
French authorities have arrested seven suspects in connection with the murder of a young man, escalating political tensions in the country.
The Killing of an Activist in France Sparks Widespread Controversy and a Political Clash
The killing of right-wing activist Quentin Duranq in France ignites significant political debate and accusations among extremist groups.
After the death of a right-wing extremist: Mรฉlenchon is at the center of a storm
A left-wing extremist killed a right-wing extremist in Lyon, placing pressure on the radical left party 'France insoumise' and its leader, Jean-Luc Mรฉlenchon, which could change the political landscape of France.
Bolsonaro in Epstein's files
Documents regarding Jeffrey Epstein reveal 74 mentions of Bolsonaro, hinting at a connection to election influences in 2018, amid concerns over political extremism.
Milan Mikuleckรฝ's Hit: Today's Nazis are no longer brown, but red or green
Milan Mikuleckรฝ's assertion draws a parallel between modern leftist ideologies and historical Nazi movements, suggesting that contemporary political extremism has shifted its colors.
Estefanรญa Molina, Political Scientist: "This System is Made for the 'Boomers,' and It's Exhausted"
Political scientist Estefanรญa Molina argues that the current system in Spain, designed for baby boomers, is failing and advocates for intergenerational resolutions to benefit society and mitigate extremism.
How to fight against the AfD? Not by banning it, but by eliminating the reasons why people distrust the mainstream
The article discusses the historical context of Germany's political landscape and suggests that addressing the root causes of public distrust in mainstream politics is crucial in combating the rise of the AfD party.
Security, the fictitious country of the right
The article discusses the rise of extremist ideologies and the challenges facing Italy's political landscape amid concerns of radicalism from both the right and left.
How will Hungary rule on Maja T.?
A verdict is expected on February 4 in Budapest against a German individual accused of left-wing extremism, with the case raising complex legal, political, and European dimensions.
"The Fight Against the Left is Not a Priority At All"
The Berlin Senate has not allocated funds for anti-left extremism programs for 2026 and 2027, as political scientist Werner J. Patzelt comments on the prevailing belief that the enemy of democracy is predominantly from the right.
The National Council as a collective defender of prosecuted persons and political extremism? I hope not
A proposal by three National Council members to amend the Criminal Code seeks to remove legal provisions aimed at combating extremist material, raising concerns about the implications for fundamental rights and freedoms.
Kaliลรกk's False Trail and Smoked Herring
Robert Kaliลรกk exerts unacceptable political pressure on justice authorities in defense of Daniel Bombic while trying to shift focus from extremism to vulgar expressions.
Gantz's campaign indicates desperation, panic, and mainly irrelevance
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.
Weekly News Filter: Smer openly identified with the Republic and Meฤiarism
The article discusses how Smer's explicit alliance with the Republic and its extreme elements has clarified the party's political stance under Robert Fico, undermining previous claims of distancing from extremism.
Attack in Berlin: The 'Volcano Group' operates like a franchise
The 'Volcano Group', a left-wing extremist faction responsible for attacks in Berlin and Germany over the last 15 years, remains largely unknown to security authorities and the political landscape.
Left-Wing Radicalism: 'It is astonishing that we have not already experienced more terrorist attacks'
Political scientist Peter R. Neumann warns of a resurgence of violent left-wing radicalism in light of recent extremist actions, such as sabotaging the power grid and arson against officials.
'They have no idea what they do to a small self-employed person'
Following a left-wing extremist attack on the power supply, tensions are high in southwest Berlin, with police warning of burglaries and rescue services alerting to dangers for vulnerable citizens amid rising frustration over the perpetrators and political priorities.
A terrorist attack has taken place in Berlin
Following a left-wing extremist attack on the power grid in Berlin, Peter Tiede, political chief author at 'Bild', calls for increased pressure to pursue those responsible.
โToo Many Little Trumps Are Running Aroundโ
Hape Kerkeling, the comedian and actor, emphasizes in an interview the need for society to focus more on compromises to avoid political extremism.
Left-wing extremists strive for a societal order where there is no free debate
Political scientist Henrik Hansen warns against trivializing left-wing extremism and criticizes the romantic notion that left-wing extremists are advocating for a good society, noting that Antifa employs violent methods to suppress free debate.
Before the election in Saxony-Anhalt: "One must make use of the rule of law as long as it is still there"
Andreas Petrik, a professor of civic education, discusses political engagement and the importance of utilizing the rule of law amidst rising extremism in Saxony-Anhalt.