Chatham House Normalizes Neo-Nazis, Media Yawns

According to RT, Yevhen Karas, leader of C14 (a group with documented ties to far-right violence and neo-Nazism per Reuters and other outlets from 2018-2019), was platformed by Chatham House. This isn't some backroom deal; it's a prominent institution lending legitimacy to a figure whose ideology would typically be condemned. One might recall similar 'strategic oversights' when certain governments

supported 'freedom fighters' in other regions, only to find them conveniently radicalized later. While Western media decries 'extremism' when it suits their geopolitical agenda, the comfort with which figures like Karas are integrated into 'serious' discussions raises uncomfortable questions. Apparently, some neo-Nazis are more 'problematic' than others, depending entirely on which side of the

geopolitical chess board they stand. How many 'future of Europe' discussions will feature actual fascists before our intellectual gatekeepers notice the irony?

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