Identities of hundreds of extremists revealed due to data leak from neo-Nazi site
Iron March, an influential neo-Nazi website, has suffered a large data leak that has revealed the personal email addresses of many of its members. The website has been linked to several murders and even acts of terrorism. It was shut down in 2017 without any explanation but its data was still online.
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Turkey's President accuses Greece of using Nazi tactics against migrants
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has accused Greece's security forces of behaving like Nazis when dealing with migrants trying to cross into the country from Turkey. Greece has been using tear gas and water cannons to deter the migrants from crossing over and has even been accused of using live rounds.
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Germany is hiring more security officials to hunt down Neo-Nazis
The German government has created 600 more jobs, 300 in the police and 300 in the intelligence services, to stop the rise of far-right neo-nazi movements within the country. The country has faced a number of scandals involving high ranking officials who had sympathies with the Nazi movement. The government is taking a pro-active approach to fighting the rise of intolerance.
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US court allows government to collect Edward Snowden's book revenue
A US district judge has ruled that the government may collect the revenue from Edward Snowden's book sales in America. The judge said that Snowden violated a contract with the NSA and CIA and thus he has forfeited any revenue from this book. Snowden is currently living in Russia to avoid arrest.
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Neo-Nazi scandal rocks German military
An officer in an elite German military group has been accused of having strong ties to neo-nazi parties within the country. The military had been investigating the officer for years and has now barred him from serving, he will leave his post in one week. Two other soldiers in the group are also being investigated for the same reasons.
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