Anders Breivik

The power of the terrorist manifesto in the age of print and new media

The recent attack on a California synagogue demonstrates a symbiotic relationship between violence and media.

New Zealand terrorist may have been a 'lone wolf', but he is not alone

Brenton Tarrant's 'manifesto' indicates that the Australian terrorist is ideologically connected with several far-right groups that are not a priority for law enforcement agencies.

The far-right and Daesh look awfully alike after Christchurch terror attack

The parallels between Daesh and violent white ultranationalists should inspire everyone to be vigilant against a rising tide of far-right terrorism and the mainstream narratives that enable it.

Those who inspired New Zealand shooter will still be on television tomorrow

Far-right ultranationalism poses one of the biggest threats to peace in Western societies - and law enforcement needs to start treating it that way.

The UK's far right bears responsibility for the bullying of the Syrian boy

Xenophobic far-right leaders like Tommy Robinson are radicalising scores of British youth, and the media in the UK is more than happy to provide him with a platform to do so.

Norwegians vote in closely-contested parliamentary polls

Conservative Prime Minister Erna Solberg is in a very close fight with her main rival, the Labour Party's Jonas Gahr Stoere.

Mass killer makes Nazi salute at rights appeal case

Norway is trying to overturn a ruling that the state violated Anders Breivik's human rights by keeping him isolated after he massacred 77 people in 2011.

Mass murderer Breivik wins human rights case against Norway

Norwegian far-right mass murderer Breivik who killed 77 people wins human right case against state