One of the world’s most notorious Holocaust deniers – well known to UK nazis and revisionists – was last week sentenced by an appeal court in Paris to 12 months house arrest. Vincent Reynouard will be required to wear an electronic tag and was ordered to pay €1,500 damages to the leading French anti-racist organisation […]
Roberto Fiore’s pro-Putin roadshow rolls across Europe
Vladimir Putin’s intelligence service continues to use the European far right for both propaganda and terrorism. Some of the most pro-Moscow fascists from across the continent gathered last month at a luxury hotel in Rome, the Cristoforo Colombo, following an earlier event in Madrid. As Searchlight recently reported, there have been police raids against a […]
Aussie nazi leader released from jail
Australian neo-nazi activist Joel Davis has been released on bail after more than four months in what supporters branded “solitary confinement”, although it emerged in court that he was held in administrative segregation rather than formal solitary confinement. Davis, 31, a prominent member of the National Socialist Network, was arrested in November after urging followers […]
Australia’s far-right One Nation surges again
Pauline Hanson delivered her maiden parliamentary speech in 1996, claiming that Australia was “being swamped by Asians.” Nearly thirty years on, the movement she founded is experiencing its most dramatic resurgence since its late-1990s peak, and this time, the mainstream right may not be able to contain it. Origins and ideology Hanson’s One Nation was […]
Empty seats, absent leaders – but never fear, Liz Truss is here…
Liz Truss has found her people. The former Prime Minister, whose 45-day tenure in Downing Street remains a monument to ideological overreach, appeared last week at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Grapevine, Texas, for the third year running. The domestic speaking circuit, we assume, has not been quite so generous with invitations. She did […]
French elections – far right gains in small town France but blocked in cities
France’s two-round municipal elections, held on 15 and 22 March 2026, have produced a verdict on the far right that is simultaneously a record performance and a strategic disappointment. The Rassemblement National (RN) and its allies made historic inroads across hundreds of small towns, yet failed to crack the major urban centres it had identified […]