President Biden says the United States has long been haunted by “the ugly poison” of racism and hate in the wake of this week’s mass shooting in Atlanta.

A leading Muslim organization in Canada has called for action against hate crimes in the country following a recent wave of Islamophobic attacks against Muslim women.

Britain is starting to see a significant rise in hate crime across the country, targeting various groups and people.

Iranians have once again taken to the streets to condemn French magazine Charlie Hebdo's republication of defamatory cartoons of Islam's prophet.

The Australian man who shot and killed 51 Muslim worshipers at two mosques in New Zealand last year has been sentenced to life without the possibility of parole.

This episode takes a look at how anti-racism protests are taking the US and its citizens over the edge where hatred and violence between whites and African Americans are becoming part of everyday life.

Organizers of a Facebook ad boycott say the social network's top executives had failed to offer meaningful action on curbing hateful content.

This edition of The Debate is about ongoing hate crimes in the United States.

Ryanair’s chief executive Michael O’Leary has sparked outrage after he called for the profiling of Muslim men at airports, claiming that terrorists are “generally of a Muslim persuasion”.

At least eight people were killed in two shootings at two bars in Germany, with an unknown number of attackers still at large.