Unite The Right
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Who Is Amelia? The Purple-Haired Teen Going Viral As A Far-Right Meme
The aim of the game was to educate youth about the dangers of becoming radicalised online.
-
US Deploys Aircraft Carrier In Middle Eastern Waters Amid Tensions With Iran
A US naval strike group led by an aircraft carrier has deployed to Middle Eastern waters, the United States said Monday, as Tehran warned it was ready to hit back at any American attack launched in response to a crackdown on anti-government protests.
-
France Bans 10 British Far-Right Activists Over Anti-Migrant Actions
France has banned ten British far-right activists for actions in France intended to stop migrants crossing to the United Kingdom on small boats, the French interior ministry said Wednesday.
-
Palak Paneer "Smell" Leads To Indian Students Winning Rs 1.8 Crore In US
Two Indian PhD students at the University of Colorado Boulder in the United States won a civil rights settlement worth $200,000, along with their dignity, after facing systemic discrimination over their choice of eating Indian food.
-
2,514 Civilian Deaths In Ukraine In 2025, Highest Since 2022: UN
United Nations monitors recorded more civilian deaths in Ukraine in 2025 than in any other year except 2022, as hostilities flared along the frontline and Russia expanded its use of long-range weapons, the UN's top rights body said Monday.
-
"Makes World Less Safe": UN Slams US Intervention In Venezuela
The world community must make clear that US intervention in Venezuela is a violation of international law that makes the world less safe, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights said on Tuesday.
-
Opinion | Might Is Right, Again: On America's 'Kidnapping' Of A Sitting President
The barrage of visuals showing Maduro, inelegantly dressed, in handcuffs on American soil, are startling but nothing new in the US playbook. Remember Gaddafi and Saddam? Only, the theatre is the neighbourhood and not the faraway 'Middle East'.
-
Make "Right Choices" In Turbulent World: Xi Jinping To South Korean President
NATO member Turkey urged Europe on Monday to "assume greater responsibilities" for its own security rather than rely on the United States for protection.
-
From Confusion To Confidence, Know How To Master Class 12 Legal Studies
Students should focus on understanding the syllabus, practicing sample papers, and writing clear, structured answers to improve marks.
-
At UN, US Defends Israel's Recognition Of Somaliland
The United States defended Israel's right to recognize the breakaway territory of Somaliland at the United Nations on Monday, comparing it to the recognition of a Palestinian state by numerous countries.
-
Who Is Amelia? The Purple-Haired Teen Going Viral As A Far-Right Meme
The aim of the game was to educate youth about the dangers of becoming radicalised online.
-
US Deploys Aircraft Carrier In Middle Eastern Waters Amid Tensions With Iran
A US naval strike group led by an aircraft carrier has deployed to Middle Eastern waters, the United States said Monday, as Tehran warned it was ready to hit back at any American attack launched in response to a crackdown on anti-government protests.
-
France Bans 10 British Far-Right Activists Over Anti-Migrant Actions
France has banned ten British far-right activists for actions in France intended to stop migrants crossing to the United Kingdom on small boats, the French interior ministry said Wednesday.
-
Palak Paneer "Smell" Leads To Indian Students Winning Rs 1.8 Crore In US
Two Indian PhD students at the University of Colorado Boulder in the United States won a civil rights settlement worth $200,000, along with their dignity, after facing systemic discrimination over their choice of eating Indian food.
-
2,514 Civilian Deaths In Ukraine In 2025, Highest Since 2022: UN
United Nations monitors recorded more civilian deaths in Ukraine in 2025 than in any other year except 2022, as hostilities flared along the frontline and Russia expanded its use of long-range weapons, the UN's top rights body said Monday.
-
"Makes World Less Safe": UN Slams US Intervention In Venezuela
The world community must make clear that US intervention in Venezuela is a violation of international law that makes the world less safe, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights said on Tuesday.
-
Opinion | Might Is Right, Again: On America's 'Kidnapping' Of A Sitting President
The barrage of visuals showing Maduro, inelegantly dressed, in handcuffs on American soil, are startling but nothing new in the US playbook. Remember Gaddafi and Saddam? Only, the theatre is the neighbourhood and not the faraway 'Middle East'.
-
Make "Right Choices" In Turbulent World: Xi Jinping To South Korean President
NATO member Turkey urged Europe on Monday to "assume greater responsibilities" for its own security rather than rely on the United States for protection.
-
From Confusion To Confidence, Know How To Master Class 12 Legal Studies
Students should focus on understanding the syllabus, practicing sample papers, and writing clear, structured answers to improve marks.
-
At UN, US Defends Israel's Recognition Of Somaliland
The United States defended Israel's right to recognize the breakaway territory of Somaliland at the United Nations on Monday, comparing it to the recognition of a Palestinian state by numerous countries.
