
Tag: far-right


Report: Inside the Tory-Linked Far-Right Group Organising Against the Left
Simon Childs

Analysis: Labour’s Migration Plans Will Embolden the Far Right
Zoe Gardner

Opinion: The European Elections Show What Happens to Smug Centrists
Rivkah Brown

Report: Far-Right Party ‘Thrilled’ by ‘Remarkable Achievement’ of Losing Election
Simon Childs

ACFM: Microdose: Reactionary Democracy

Opinion: Suella Braverman’s Resignation Could Be the Best Thing That Ever Happened to the Far Right
Aaron Winter

Analysis: The March Against Antisemitism Is a Far-Right Dream
Rivkah Brown

Analysis: How Did the Far Right Get So Weird?
Richard Hames

Opinion: The 2000s Are Back, Baby – And So Are the Fash
Juliet Jacques

Analysis: Why Is Showing Solidarity With Palestine Getting People Cancelled in Germany?
Hanno Hauenstein

Analysis: The Rightwing Media Is Very Upset About the Remembrance Day Disorder It Helped Cause
Simon Childs

Report: The Far-Right Observed Remembrance Day by Fighting the Police
Simon Childs

Analysis: Suella Braverman, Far-Right Activists and the Media Are Stoking Tensions Ahead of Saturday’s Palestine March
Simon Childs

Downstream: How Conspiracy Theories Gain Their Power | Ash Meets Naomi Klein
In Doppelganger, Naomi Klein takes a journey into the uncanny world of anti-vaxxer conspiracy theory and far right propaganda. As she goes through the looking glass, she discovers dark forces bent on warping our politics in their image. What starts as a story of mistaken identity with her namesake Naomi Wolf, soon becomes a parable […]

Downstream: Social Mobility Is a Lie. Aaron Bastani Meets Dan Evans.
With more strikes taking place and ever rising inequality, you’d think the left would be well-placed to talk about class with authority. But what if the movement had made a disastrous error when trying to understand the state of our nation? And what if we’re still missing a fundamental bit of understanding? Sociologist and trade […]

Downstream: Going Undercover With Neo-Nazis. Aaron Bastani Meets Julia Ebner
Since 2016 we’ve seen mainstream politics take a turn for the weird, epitomised by the surprise success of populist projects like Brexit and the election of Donald Trump. And fringe views have continued to muscle into the middle ground, with conspiracy theories and far-right talking points trickling into political discourse. Julia Ebner has been charting […]
