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Knoxville police have opened a new investigation into racist harassment within the department after an officer filed a complaint saying commanders lied about how they handled a racist incident in April 2019

Austria adopts new penalties against the promotion of extremist groups, including those with links to "religiously-motivated crimes"

Dark Foreigner, the main propagandists for Atomwaffen and likewise neo-Nazi groups (as well as being immensely influential on the whole aesthetics of the movement) is quietly running a graphic design company in Ottawa

The alleged right-wing terrorist Franco A. was very active in Bavaria. He is said to have made target practice with a G3 assault rifle in the Upper Palatinate. But the local security authorities apparently noticed little of it

They planted a bomb against Covid restrictions in Avellino. Two sympathizers of the "Popular Spontaneous Movements" arrested. The terrorist-subversive aggravating circumstance has also been contested

Twitter has censored users for "simply using the term 'illegal alien,'" claims Trump

There's now "a corrupt government of censorship," according to Trump, saying this could be "the biggest class action every filed

In wide-ranging typical remarks, Trump is also talking about "Russia, Russia, Russia" and the Wuhan virus lab

"We never use the word 'nuclear,'" contends Trump. "I never said it

"Big Tech happened to choose the wrong side and they banned the right side," says Trump

Freedom of speech "is given to us by God," says Trump

"George Washington - he will not be cancelled," adds Trump

He's announcing "a very beautiful development for freedom of speech" - a "major class action lawsuit" against the tech giants and their CEOs, says Trump, calling it "Illegal, shameful censorship of the American people

Trump reportedly today is announcing he's suing @Facebook CEO Zuckerberg and @Twitter CEO @Jack

This just sent via e-mail from former President Trump

A group of Israeli settlers/ Jewish Ultra-Orthodox Community members are currently protesting at Efrat Settlement Junction, between Gush Atziyon Junction and Tunnels Checkpoint, S Bethlehem City, Route 60; ISF intervened. Heavy traffic on both sides

23:45 - Radical homophobic groups take down the European flag outside the Parliament of Georgia, as police allow them to take over parliament square after the anti-violence rally left the scene. Screengrab from Formula TV live

Both sides of parliament on Rustaveli are full of far right groups. Police just swept the area in front of parliament clean. Pushing them to one side

Homophobic counterprotesters have now surrounded the main demonstration outside the Georgian parliament on both sides. They continue to throw objects including sand-filled bottles and firecrackers

A foreign man has been stabbed in Tbilisi in an alleged homophobic attack for wearing an earring, amid today's mass violence that erupted during the anti-Pride rally organized by far-right groups, media reports say

Tbilisi Pride says it cancels March for Dignity, citing a lack of safety guarantees by the Government

FSB detained about 40 members of far-right groups in multiple cities

Journalists under massive assault as far-right groups, church mobilize against Tbilisi Pride. Formula TV journalist Rati Tsverava was attacked at Church-led prayers, seen escorted by police. Tsverava pointed fingers at clerics

"At least twenty journalists have been attacked by hate groups gathered in a counter-rally against today's Tbilisi Pride March". The journalists are from a wide range of public and private media

Journalists from RFE/RL were physically attacked while covering counter-rally against #TbilisiPride march outside the UN UN House. One of the reporters is about to be taken to hospital with injuries to his head and teeth. cc: RFE/RL/ TV Pirveli

More than 10 journalists attacked while covering counter-rally against #TbilisiPride march. Violent, Far-Right groups destroyed camera equipment and physically assaulted journalists

Anti-LGBTI activists are attempting to storm office of "Tbilisi Pride" organization

2 injured in Tbilisi amid tensions between "Tbilisi Pride" community and anti-LGBTI activists. Police calls for "Tbilisi Pride" to cancel planned march

Members of far-right extremist groups were detained in the Bryansk region and the Khabarovsk Territory, according to the Russian Investigative Committee

Far-right parties from 16 EU countries, including Frances’ Rassemblement National, Poland’s PiS, Hungary’s Fidesz and Italy’s Lega, have united on Friday (2 July), with the declared objective of making their voice heard in the context of the debate on the future of Europe. The document is reportedly signed by Jarosław Kaczyński (PiS, Poland), Giorgia Meloni (Brothers of Italy), Santiago Abascal (VOX, Spain), Viktor Orbán (Fidesz, Hungary), Matteo Salvini (Lega, Italy), Marine le Pen (RN, France) and several other right-wing parties from Bulgaria (VMRO), Austria (FPÖ), Belgium (Vlaams Belang), Denmark (Dansk Folkeparti), Estonia (EKRE), Finland (Perussuomalaiset), Greece (Ellinikí Lýsi), Netherlands(Ja21), Lithuania (Lietuvos lenkų rinkimų akcija) and Romania (Partidul Național Țărănesc Creștin Democrat).