US President Donald Trump's condemnation of hate groups has disappointed and angered some white nationalists who had supported him.

Google says it is cancelling the registration of neo-Nazi website The Daily Stormer for violating its terms of service.

Pressure has mounted on US president Donald Trump to explicitly condemn white supremacists and hate groups involved in race-fuelled clashes in Charlottesville, Virginia, which left one woman dead.

Protesters have taken to the streets throughout America, condemning hatred and racism following the Charlottesville violence.

Donald Trump has come under fire for not explicitly denouncing white supremacists in the aftermath of violent clashes in Virginia, with the president being urged to take a public stand against groups that espouse racism and hate.

Des O’Driscoll highlights what is not to be missed this week on the box. 

A leading figure in the US "alt-right" political movement had his gym membership revoked after a Georgetown University professor confronted him during a workout and called him a neo-Nazi.

Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik made a neo-Nazi salute as he walked quietly into a courtroom at a high security prison.

Here’s a briefing on some of the stories and issues highlighted on irishexaminer.com today

Donald Trump has renewed his vow to stop radical terror groups and appeared to suggest he could move ahead with his campaign pledge to temporarily ban Muslim immigrants from coming to the US.

While racist groups have proliferated in the US for some time, the arrival of Donald Trump has emboldened them, writes Bette Browne

Neo-Nazi Thomas Mair, who gunned down Labour MP Jo Cox while shouting "Britain first", has today been found guilty of her murder.

A North Berkeley middle school teacher was filmed swearing and throwing punches at a white supremacist during a neo-Nazi rally in California.

Violent far-right protests outside a refugee shelter in Germany have been condemned by the country’s government.

In a time when racial tensions are higher than ever in South Carolina this picture shows that humanity can see through hatred.

When is a ‘friendly’ not a friendly?

German authorities have conducted raids across the country, seizing explosives and arresting four people accused of founding a right-wing extremist group to attack mosques and housing for asylum seekers.

IN 2015, bad travel is when a cheapskate airline charges you extra for your luggage because it weighs a few kilos too much, or when your flight has been delayed and you have to sit around an airport terminal full of ridiculously over-priced shops while eating your ridiculously over-priced sandwich, says Suzanne Harrington.

Scathing criticism of his directorial debut hasn’t stopped Ryan Gosling from being proud of his efforts, writes Susan Griffin.

North Carolina police are investigating whether the killing of an openly gay college print shop supervisor had more to do with a conflict over sexuality or losing a job.

The jury in the trial of a Waterford man charged with the murder of Martin Brophy has heard that gardaí were provided with a clip from the film American History X in which one man tells another to bite the kerb before applying bodily force to the head.

Ross Kemp tells Sophie Eastaugh about some of the jaw-dropping moments from his new series. And no, he won’t make the EastEnders reunion.

Your spoiler free guide to tonight's TV.

Every year, neo-Nazi groups march in the town of Wunsiedel. This year, the residents decided to get some good out of it.

Every year since the 1990s, extreme right-wing neo-Nazis from around Europe have made a sort-of pilgrimage to a small town in Germany.

A demonstration organised by German far-right groups has erupted into violence in the heart of the western city of Cologne.

Mexico have been cleared of improper conduct by their fans following complaints that their supporters used homophobic chants.

The centre has held in Europe with the pro-EU parties taking most of the seats, says Europe Correspondent Ann Cahill.

By Peter O’Dwyer

A Nazi salute is not illegal racial discrimination provided it’s intended as a personal statement, Switzerland’s top court has ruled.

The change in how the top jobs in the EU are allocated, coupled with the rise of anti-austerity parties, could produce a very different parliament, writes Europe Correspondent Ann Cahill.

People in eastern Ukraine are waiting to see if action will be taken against pro-Russian militants occupying government buildings in the region.

BLOWING THE WHISTLE

A white supremacist — who is trying to make the tiny North Dakota town of Leith an all-white enclave — found out on live TV he is part black.

Seven men have been jailed after being found guilty by an Austrian court of neo-Nazi activities.

A DESCRIPTION in a local website of the murder of hip hop artist and well-known anti-fascist Pavlos Fyssas, 34, known as Killah P in a working class area of Piraeus outside Athens.

The family of Nazi war criminal Erich Priebke have demanded the return of his body after his funeral was disrupted by protesters and his coffin taken away by Italian authorities.

A Greek MP sought by police has given himself up, bringing to six the number of politicians from the extreme-right Golden Dawn party in custody and facing criminal charges.

The leader of Greece’s extreme-right Golden Dawn party and four other of its parliamentarians have been formally charged with membership of a criminal organisation with intent to commit crimes.