Tom Porter

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Tom reports on domestic and foreign affairs for IBTimes UK. His interests include Russia, crime and security. Previously Tom worked at the BBC and the East London Guardian.

Tom Porter

China racist advert

China affirms 'brotherhood' with Africa after detergent advert racism controversy

Advert depicted black man being placed in a washíng machine.

Refugees EU

Austrian police arrest alleged neo-Nazi 'planning to massacre refugees'

Man alleged to have told friends he wanted to 'shoot dead' refugees with a shotgun.

Netanyahu

Israel: Police reportedly call for PM Netanyahu's wife to face charges over 'misuse of government funds'

Sara Netanuyahu allegedly used funds for lavish dinners.

Bavarian church

German far-right AfD chief attacks churches for making 'billions' providing charity for refugees

Petry Bystron accused churched of making 'billions' under the guise of providing charity.

Maria Kukucova murder trial

Swimsuit model Maria Kukucova found guilty of murdering British millionaire ex-boyfriend

Kukucova faces 22 years in prison after shooting businessman three times.

Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman

Mexican drugs baron El Chapo threatens to sue Netflix and Univision over planned drama

Streaming site's recently-released trailer for drama is based on cartel chief's life.

Women in Lahore protests against honour killings

Pakistan: Beating your wife is sanctioned if she refuses to have sex or speaks too loudly

Pakistan's influential Council of Islamic Ideology has opposed a proposed bill to combat violence against women.

Mein Kampf

German neo-Nazis plan to publish unabridged copy of Mein Kampf

Investigation comes as Hitler's autobiography is republished in Germany for first time in 70 years.

The scene at Waterloo station this morning

Commuters hit with rush-hour chaos with severe delays on Central Line and Jubilee Line part suspended

Signal failure and 'customer incident' cause severe delays across the capital.

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Far-right Pegida left red-faced over Kinder bar images of German footballers as children

Group objected to images that turned out to be of members of the German football team as children.

Nadia Shavchenko

Ukrainian pilot Nadia Savchenko 'freed in prisoner swap deal'

Reports claim pilot was freed in exchange for two Russian servicemen.

Weapons including Kalashnikovs seized in Marseille

Experts link 50 gun crimes across Europe in new study

Study finds Europe-wide flaws in registering and combatting gun crime.

El Salvador's elite police unit

Elite masked police units lead murder capital El Salvador's 'iron fist' war against drugs gangs

Turf wars between drugs gangs have made Central American country one of world's most dangerous.

Police outside a mosque in Uppsala

Sweden to fund training for imams to counter hate preachers

Scandinavian country has third highest number of Isis recruits per capita in EU.

Van der Bellen Norbert Hofer

Far-right candidate Norbert Hofer narrowly defeated in Austrian presidential elections

Norbert Hofer would have been the EU's first far-right head of state.

Mayka Kukucova Andrew Bush

Trial of Slovakian model accused of killing British ex-boyfriend in Spain begins

Mayka Marica Kukucova is accused of shooting millionaire Andrew Bush dead.

Members of the Soldiers of Odin march

Swedish assistant judge exposed as member of far-right Soldiers of Odin vigilante group

Swedish Interior Minister describes appointment as "inappropriate."

Mikhail Gorbachev accused the US of post-Cold War triumphalism and of using the Ukraine crisis as an excuse to victimise Russia

Ukraine urges Gorbachev EU ban over support for Crimea annexation

Former Soviet premier claimed "most in Crimea wanted to be reunited with Russia".

Jesse Hughes

French festivals axe Eagles of Death Metal over Bataclan conspiracy claims

In interview band's singer repeated claims venue security were tipped off about terror attack.

Gennady Petrov appears at a Majorca court

Spanish court throws out arrest warrant for Putin ally in mafia investigation

Vladislav Reznik allegedly has connections with Russian mafia chief arrested in Majorca.

Manfred Seel

Manfred Seel: Late 'family man' suspected of being Frankfurt serial killer who preyed on sex workers

Daughter of Manfred Seel discovered remains of sex worker when clearing out dead father's garage in 2014.

Mika Ranta

Mika Ranta: Founder of far-right Soldiers of Odin vigilante group convicted of aggravated assault

Ranta receives 18-month suspended sentence for attacks.

Staffordshire Bull Terrier

Dog injures 11 children in attack in Blyth, Northumberland park play area

Three children hospitalised overnight after attack.

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German police release pictures of Red Army Faction terrorists wanted for armed robberies

Men are part of trio linked to attempted robbery of armoured cars in 2015.

Soldiers of Odin

Soldiers of Odin: Name of far-right group patented for use by 'glittery unicorn' clothing range

Riikka Yrttiaho says move is protest against racism of hooded vigilante group.

Hitler Franco

Spanish town criticised for projecting giant pictures of Franco and Himmler

Spectators said it appeared as though the pair were being portrayed as heroes.

Bill Clinton

Bill Clinton accuses Poland and Hungary of seeking 'Putin-like leadership'

Claim sparked furious response from the countries.

Erdogan sued Boehmermann

German satirist banned from repeating poem mocking Turkish president Recep Erdogan

Only lines criticising Turkish president's clampdown on freedom of speech can be repeated.

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Germany: Applications in Bavaria for small weapons surge in wake of refugee crisis

Number of applications in southern German state already double that of last year.

Red Army choir

Eurovision: Red Army Choir announces it is willing to represent Russia in 2017

Announcement follows Russian fury at victory of Ukrainian song denouncing Soviet crimes.