The Observatory Unit of the International Alliance for Peace and Development issued its monthly report on the activities of the far-right in Europe during December, Far-Right activity has increased significantly in December, when some of the European governments’ attempts to resist far-right parties and the extremist activities they undertook, have emerged. However, these efforts were narrowly framed and implemented. This month, too, has witnessed a surge in radicalization process targeting opposition, including, but not limited to, the riots took place in Germany during the second half of December when vandals overturned a Jewish cemetery and sprayed it with blue paint.<\/p>\n
December paves the way for new developments on the European scene and for the activity of the far-right during 2020 in the light of this month\u2019s initial results that has been revealed after monitoring the far-right activity. These results, indeed, can present a glimpse on the situation of the far-right political parties, and the situation of the governments that play a powerful role in restricting the activity of these parties or the trained groups implementing their plans.<\/p>\n
Germany ranked first, this month, in the countries restricting far-right activity, but the far-right steps were faster than government actions.<\/p>\n