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Far-right parties have capitalised on unrest, exacerbated by the pandemic. The left must unite efforts and mainstream politicians should stem polarisation to prevent right-wing extremism spilling beyond the voting booth. Parisa Hashempour is a freelance journalist and International Studies lecturer living in the Netherlands. This is an opinion column. The thoughts expressed are those of the author. In the face of the pandemic, far-right populism is catching on. While Trump's fall from ungrace across the pond gave onlookers some respite, mistaking the far-right as a flailing entity would be th...

Members of the U.S. National Guard arrive at the U.S. Capitol on January 12, 2021 in Washington, DC. The Pentagon is deploying as many as 15,000 National Guard troops to protect President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration on January 20, amid fears of new violence. Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images The Pentagon is under increasing pressure to address white supremacist and extremist ties within the ranks of the US military. Current and former members of the US military were arrested in connection with the Capitol siege on January 6.  The FBI is...

YouTube's far-right alternatives are more popular than ever "The migration to other websites has existed for a while. We've seen a lot of content splitting off into smaller channels as a result of previous crackdowns that were happening on YouTube from as early as 2019," Dr. Andre Oboler — CEO  of the Online Hate Prevention Institute — told Insider. Last week's suspensions, however, have sped up the process. "The far-right's gravitation towards these platforms for has now certainly been accelerated," Oboler said. BitChute, a British video hosting website founded in 2017,  has drawn in t...