Femonationalism in Europe: How the far right disguises xenophobia as freedom
The strategy of instrumentalizing the fight for women’s equality to promote xenophobic policies is spreading in countries such as France, Italy, the Netherlands, and Spain
When the Nazis used soccer as a weapon of mass manipulation
Major sporting events, such as the 1936 Games, served the Reich as loudspeakers for National Socialism, as documented by an exhibition on the grounds of the Olympic Stadium in Berlin
Major German companies mobilize to prevent populist support in European elections
An alliance of 30 large consortiums warned against the rise of extremist and racist groups. ‘We want more diversity, more openness and more tolerance for a society worth living in’
Germany will include questions about Israel and antisemitism in its new citizenship test
The German Interior Minister said that the country has a ‘special responsibility for the protection of Jews’ because of the Holocaust
Thousands surround the German Parliament against the far right: “We are the firewall”
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Several cities hold demonstrations against a project of mass deportations of immigrants discussed by AfD members with a group of neo-Nazis
Two teachers called out far-right activities at their German school. Then they had to leave town
Laura Nickel and Max Teske wrote a public letter in which they described an atmosphere of intimidation at Mina Witkojc School in Burg
‘We don’t want to be known as Nazi district’: What the far right’s first local election win means for Germany
The locals of Sonneberg are concerned about the social media calls for a boycott following the AfD’s win. The results have highlighted how dissatisfaction with the democratic system is growing in the east of the country
Germany’s far-right AfD party wins vote to lead district for the first time
The group’s candidate has won the election in Sonneberg with 53% of the votes, and there are fears that this is just the beginning
Cas Mudde, political scientist: ‘Anyone should be worried about Trump being in power’
The Dutch academic talks to EL PAÍS about welfare chauvinism, the rise of ‘far-right porn’ and how the mainstream became radicalized