Neo-Nazism
Movement to revive Nazi ideologies
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Neo-Nazism comprises the post-World War II militant, social, and political movements that seek to revive and reinstate Nazi ideology. Neo-Nazis employ their ideology to promote hatred and racial supremacy, to attack racial and ethnic minorities, and in some cases to create a fascist state.
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German far-right party denies backing deportation of 'unassimilated' citizensSenior politicians from a German far-right party reportedly met neo-Nazi activists to discuss a proposal to deport "unassimilated" immigrants - even if they had citizenship.Sky News - Published | |
Neo-Nazi podcast hosts jailed for terror offencesTwo men who used their neo-Nazi podcast to launch an attack on Prince Harry and his son Archie have been jailed for a total of 15 years for terrorism offences.Sky News - Published | |
Man fined for reposting 'vile' video from banned neo-Nazi groupA man who shared a "vile" video from a banned neo-Nazi group has been fined and told "there is no place in a civilised society for those views".Sky News - Published | |
Elon Musk sues watchdog group after major companies pull adsElon Musk's X (formerly Twitter) has sued the watchdog group Media Matters alleging it manufactured a report to show advertisers' posts alongside neo-Nazi and white nationalist content.Sky News - Published | |
Jailing of Proud Boys leaders removes leadership from far-right - but on a bridge in Florida two neo-Nazi groups meet...It was billed as the March of the Red Shirts.Sky News - Published | |
Neo-Nazi group disrupts drag story hour for children A group of masked neo-Nazis disrupted a drag queen story hour in New Hampshire over the weekend, chanting and performing Nazi salutes.Sky News - Published | |
Prison officer 'encouraged terrorism through neo-Nazi rap songs' A prison officer accused of running a far-right fitness club and encouraging terrorism through neo-Nazi rap songs has told a court that he was just providing a social outlet for lonely "nationalists".Sky News - Published | |
'Such a beautiful soul': Two victims of Texas mall shooting named Two victims who were killed at a Texas shopping centre after a suspected neo-Nazi sympathiser opened fire, killing at least eight people on Saturday, have been named.Sky News - Published | |
Texas mall gunman may have been neo-Nazi sympathiser, police say A gunman who killed at least eight people and injured several others at a Texas shopping centre was a 33-year-old suspected neo-Nazi sympathiser, police have said.Sky News - Published | |
Counter-terror police investigating after broadcasters receive death threat letters from neo-Nazi group The Metropolitan Police has launched an investigation into letters seemingly sent from a neo-Nazi terrorist group containing death threats and "vile racist and transphobic language".Sky News - Published | |
Founder of neo-Nazi group jailed for eight-and-a-half years The founder of a notorious neo-Nazi group that infiltrated the police and army has been sentenced at the Old Bailey to eight-and-a-half years in prison.Sky News - Published | |
Neo-Nazi group founder who wanted UK ethnic cleansing found guilty of terror offences A former philosophy undergraduate who founded a notorious neo-Nazi group that infiltrated the police and army has been found guilty of terrorism offences.Sky News - Published | |
Ex-Putin adviser 'regrets deaths' but repeats derided claim that Ukraine run by 'neo-Nazis' A former adviser to President Vladimir Putin has said Russia "very much regrets" deaths in Ukraine - but repeated baseless claims that the invasion was necessary to free the country from "neo-Nazis".Sky News - Published | Russia's Lavrov rants about Napoleon, Hitler, Hollywood films and Ukraine's 'Nazi battalions' Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov referenced Napoleon, Hitler, Hollywood's battle between "absolute evil and absolute good" and Ukraine's "neo-Nazi" regime as he made his latest attempt to justify..Sky News - Published |
Co-founder of banned neo-Nazi terror group handed 10-year extended prison sentenceThe co-founder of banned neo-Nazi terror group National Action has been handed a 10-year extended prison sentence.Sky News - Published | |
