Germany
Fear of the victory of the right: What will the AfD do if it wins power in Saxony-Anhalt today?
What are the plans of the far-right party AfD if it comes to power in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt
Germany
AfD convincingly in first place: How the extreme right wins over workers
Although a huge percentage of workers in Germany voted for the far-right AfD, it is clear that the AfD's economic and social-political views are anything but pro-worker.
Normalization of extremism
The rise of the extreme right: Europe and us
Support for extreme right-wing parties in Europe increased to more than 23 percent, and Serbia hosted a gathering of European ultra-rightists at the end of May.
Rumunija
Penetration of the extreme right at the big door
Romania's extreme right-wing parties are seeing a sharp rise in the polls
Misha Vacic
Miša Vacić's foreign policy: Saluting with a fascist salute
The leader of the Serbian Right, Miša Vacić, once again saluted in Rome with the "Roman salute", also known as the fascist salute. What is Vacić's "foreign policy" and why is he so fascinated by the ideology that decimated the Serbs
Crime and power
Whose "ker" is Pavle Bihali?
Extreme right-winger Pavle Bihali says in a secretly recorded conversation that he works as a dragster "whatever he is told" because he is "blackmailed" and otherwise he will go to "prison". Bihali is now talking to "Vreme" about that video and what he allegedly did on March 15 during a large protest
Croatia
Buden: Croats are dying out, so they are returning to a "better past"
Nobody asks Croats anything in today's world, says philosopher Boris Buden. But "that's why there is a better past. Who says that, who is lying that the Ustasha lost the Second World War?"
Germany
Hitler's return to Germany
The authorities are worried: more and more young people in Germany are becoming radicalized. In many East German regions, Hitler and the swastika are no longer a provocation – for example in Dessau
Germany
AfD officially declared an extreme right-wing party
The German Office for the Protection of the Constitutional Order has officially designated Alternative for Germany as an extreme right-wing organization. This restarts the story of AfD's ban
LGBTQ+ population targeted by the right wing
Hate on social media
Before this year's Belgrade Pride, "Vreme" investigated how the extreme right wrote about this event on its Telegram channels and X profiles. Parade of "perverted freaks", "parade of sick people", "parade of degenerates", "fag parade", "satanic parade", "parade of shame" are just some of the colorful names that have been called the Pride Parade on social networks
Germany
Right-wing candidate for chancellor of Germany: Against "wrapped" girls
Alice Weidel called refugees and asylum seekers "men with knives on alimony" and described Muslim children as "wrapped up girls". At the same time, her life partner is a woman who comes from Sri Lanka and they have two adopted children, which is quite far from the ideal image as propagated by the far-right Alternative for Germany
European Parliament
Europe of Sovereign Nations: Too Extreme for the Far Right
The Alternative for Germany gathered a few more extreme right-wing parties and formed the Europe of Sovereign Nations faction in the European Parliament. What they represent is too much even for Marine Le Pen's National Assembly, which did not want to accept them into the Patriots for Europe group.
Germany
Right-wingers in a rush
The radical Alternative for Germany party is more popular than ever. The rest of the political scene continues to build a "sanitary cordon" around her, but that only works in the hands of the right-wingers. Some still console themselves that the people voted for the Alternative from the current protest, but it seems that it is a deeper and more dangerous phenomenon.
Extreme right
Kostadin Kostadinov: Bulgarian right-winger who would thrash Russophobes
As Bulgaria struggles to emerge from poverty and corruption with a pro-Western government, an ultra-rightist, dubbed Russia's Robin Hood, calls himself the father of the nation. Creates like-minded audiences on social media, especially Facebook - Bulgaria's most popular platform for political manipulation
The World
Germany: Two professors leave the city because of the extreme right
Two professors in East Germany, in an attempt to fight against the actions of extreme right-wing student groups, have to leave the school and the city. Adequate support from the school director, colleagues and local administration was missing, and the price they bear is name-calling on social networks, as well as personal threats.
Extreme right
Leviathan: Procedure to ban dog lovers and haters of Roma and migrants
Even before, some parties and individuals demanded that the extreme right-wing movement of Pavle Bihali be banned, but to no avail. This time, the Prosecution initiated the proceedings