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| In America, far-right extremism is now considered a greater domestic threat than Islamist terrorism. The pandemic has exacerbated the spread of white supremacism and neo-nazism, which are a plague to global security. Sign up to The Economist’s daily newsletter to keep up to date with our latest stories: https://econ.st/3gJBH8D Find The Economist’s most recent coverage of what’s happening in the United States: https://econ.st/3thOHVJ Read more about far-right extremism: https://econ.st/3unRhuI Is far-right extremism becoming a global threat? https://econ.st/3tiLHbB Coronavirus has increased digital extremism: https://econ.st/2RnQXgG Read more about the aftermath of the Christchurch massacre: https://econ.st/3uhA31V |
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