Kim Jong-Il alive, in control: US commander
Reclusive North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il is alive and in control of his country despite reports that he is ailing, the commander of the US Pacific command, Admiral Timothy Keating, says.
View Article48 arrested in UK anti-Islam protests
Police have arrested 48 men during skirmishes between a far-right group and opponents in the northern English city of Manchester.
View ArticleMussolini, MI5's man in Italy
Historians have discovered that Italy's notorious fascist dictator Benito Mussolini worked for the British secret services during World War I.
View ArticleNeo-Nazi strikes plea bargain for Auschwitz theft
A Swedish neo-Nazi leader accused of ordering the theft of the Auschwitz death camp entrance sign will serve 32 months behind bars in his homeland under a plea bargain, Polish prosecutors say.
View ArticleNeo-Nazi sues assault victims
A Greek neo-Nazi MP is suing two women he assaulted on live television.
View ArticleKing of Belgium starts fascist row
The king of Belgium has enraged Flemish nationalists during his annual Christmas address by likening them to fascists.
View ArticleSenator wants removal of book labelling Menzies a tyrant
A Queensland senator is calling for a book that describes former Liberal prime minister Sir Robert Menzies as a tyrant to be removed from a school library.
View ArticleSunderland stands by Di Canio appointment
Sunderland is standing by new coach Paolo Di Canio, despite growing protests over his political persuasions.
View ArticleI don't support fascism, says Di Canio
New Sunderland manager Paolo Di Canio has declared he is not a racist and "does not support the ideology of fascism".
View ArticleBritish protesters clash over Woolwich stabbing
ABC's Philip Williams reports from London where protestors from the anti-Muslim British National Party clashed with anti-Fascist demonstrators, as police charge a second suspect with the stabbing...
View ArticleThe long, long road to Utoya
Some argue that Norwegian killer Anders Breivik was a 'shocking outlier', indicative of nothing. It's a ludicrous argument.
View ArticleJihadists are not the new Orwells
Hemingway and Orwell went to wars opposing fascism, so comparing them to the "Jihadi Johns" flocking to Islamic State is both wrongheaded and offensive.
View ArticleBoris Johnson says EU trying to emulate Hitler as Brexit debate heats up
Former London mayor Boris Johnson comes under fire after claiming the European Union is behaving like Adolf Hitler by trying to create a superstate.
View ArticleIs it fair to call Trump a fascist?
Fascism was a radical political movement that rose from the ashes of World War I and died in the flames of World War II — or did it?
View Article'This is insanity': George Christensen tries to shut down neo-Nazi's...
Coalition MP George Christensen tries to shut down a visit from American neo-Nazi Mike Enoch (pictured), renouncing his association with the group planning Mr Enoch's appearance in Sydney.
View Article'Patriot' group in a blue with Stan over Romper Stomper rights
The far-right group that harassed Labor senator Sam Dastyari at a Melbourne pub is facing legal action over claims of trademark infringement regarding a TV spin-off of the film Romper Stomper.
View ArticleNeo-Nazis target Adelaide synagogue and universities
An increase in neo-Nazi activity in Adelaide has concerned student leaders and the Jewish community, after posters appeared on university campuses and at a local synagogue.
View ArticleIf you're going to use the F-word, it might help to know what it really means
If you're going to call someone a fascist, it helps to know a little about fascism. For example, all who seek to take over the state or curtail their adversaries' freedom of speech may not rightly be...
View ArticleTracing the link between natural food and the Nazis
We're often reminded of the benefits of eating fresh food — both for us and the environment. But did you know the 'leave our food as natural as possible' idea started as a Nazi slogan?
View ArticleAustralia's alt-right plans to shake up mainstream politics, manifesto reveals
The ABC has uncovered a covert plot by Australia's alt-right movement to join major political parties and influence their policy agendas from within.
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