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Despite internal criticism, analysts argue that National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir reflects a large segment of Israeli society, not just an isolated phenomenon. His far-right views and provocative actions have drawn global outrage, yet his support remains solid within the ruling coalition.
Far-right candidate Abelardo de la Espriella won the first round of Colombia's presidential election, defeating leftist Iván Cepeda and upsetting poll predictions. De la Espriella won 43.74% of the vote against Cepeda's 40.90%, advancing to a June 21 runoff. His populist, law-and-order message resonated in Colombia's interior, highlighting a growing anti-incumbent mood.
Far-right candidate Abelardo de la Espriella, a Trump admirer, surprised Colombia by winning the first round of the presidential election with 43.7% against leftist Iván Cepeda’s 40.9%. The result signals voter disillusionment with traditional politics and a decline of the conservative establishment.
Far-right lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella, a Trump admirer, won the first round of Colombia's presidential election with 43.7% of the vote. He will face leftist Senator Iván Cepeda (40.9%) in the June 21 runoff, marking a polarized contest amid a worsening security crisis.
Far-right groups in the UK are using Christian symbols and values to support their political arguments, blending nationalism and religion. Religious leaders warn this may distort faith and divide society. The trend raises questions about whether it marks a real religious revival or a political tool.
Anti-racist activists in the UK trolled a far-right march by projecting a giant pro-immigration video. The creative stunt went viral, sparking discussion on the use of satire in political activism.
Tens of thousands gathered for a far-right rally in central London over the weekend, reflecting deep political polarization in the UK. The event remained peaceful with police deployed to maintain order. The rally comes amid rising political tension and growing far-right movements across Europe.
Thousands demonstrated in London on March 3 in two opposing rallies: pro-Palestine and far-right. Police deployed heavily to avoid direct clashes and made several arrests. The pro-Palestine march called for a Gaza ceasefire, while far-right groups protested immigration.
Tens of thousands marched in central London on Saturday in two rival protests — one pro-Palestinian marking Nakba Day and another far-right rally led by Tommy Robinson. Police deployed 4,000 officers, including reinforcements and advanced technology, to keep the groups apart and maintain order, arresting 11 people by midday.
