A French court of appeal confirmed Marine Le Pen's central role in a decade-long fake jobs scam, embezzling €2.8m in public funds. Despite the conviction and a €100,000 fine, public attention is on her 2027 presidential bid, with a softened sentence allowing for an electronic tag. The National Rally party was also fined €2m.
Nigel Farage is set to face Count Binface in a by-election after resigning as MP for Clacton. Major parties are not contesting the vote, leaving the joke candidate as Farage's likely opponent. The resignation comes amid a probe into a £5 million donation.
Marine Le Pen announced she will run for president in 2027 after an appeal court reduced her ban on holding public office. The court upheld her conviction for misusing EU funds but shortened the ban, allowing the far-right leader to stand in the election.
US Interior Secretary Doug Burgum stated on Sunday that federal officials had no grounds to stop a white supremacist group's July 4 rally in Washington due to free speech protections. Burgum acknowledged the Patriot Front's ideology is disagreeable but protected under free speech, even if it "makes democracy messy."
US Interior Secretary Doug Burgum stated on Sunday that federal officials had no grounds to stop a July 4th rally by the white supremacist group Patriot Front in Washington D.C. due to free speech protections, as the group's actions were not illegal.
Two earthquakes struck Venezuela's Caribbean coast, leaving over 1,700 dead and tens of thousands missing. Survivors are being rescued days later, but hope fades amid economic crisis. International aid is arriving, but the government's response and past corruption are questioned.
The US Supreme Court affirmed birthright citizenship, ruling that nearly all individuals born on US soil are citizens, thereby rejecting a key element of Donald Trump's anti-immigrant agenda. Chief Justice John Roberts stated the executive order attempting to deny citizenship to children of undocumented immigrants violated the 14th Amendment.
South Africa is on edge as anti-immigrant groups set an unofficial June 30 deadline for undocumented migrants to leave. Protests are occurring nationwide, with some incidents of looting and violence reported, despite police efforts to maintain order. President Ramaphosa has urged peaceful demonstrations.
Mass anti-immigration protests swept across South Africa, with thousands marching and calling for foreigners to leave. The demonstrations follow a campaign against immigrants that has led to deaths and tens of thousands fleeing. Many fear the protests will escalate into violence.
South Africa is on edge as anti-immigrant groups set an unofficial June 30 deadline for undocumented migrants to leave. Protests are planned nationwide, with thousands expected to participate. Authorities are on high alert amid fears of violence, looting, and unrest, though police report demonstrations have been largely peaceful so far.
Anti-immigrant protests have erupted across South African cities, leading to business closures and police deployment. Demonstrators demand undocumented foreign nationals leave by a Tuesday deadline, despite government rejection of these threats. Violence has occurred, pushing thousands to flee amid rising xenophobia and approaching elections.
The US Supreme Court has issued two rulings impacting immigration, allowing the Trump administration to strip protections for TPS holders and reshape asylum policy. Critics call the decisions "disastrous" and "cruel," risking deportation for hundreds of thousands and endangering asylum seekers, while supporters celebrate.
South Africa faces escalating anti-migrant protests, driven by right-wing groups demanding undocumented migrants leave by June 30. Analysts link the movements to populist parties exploiting economic grievances, despite migrants' significant economic contributions, raising fears of violence and investment loss.
A recent attack on a Muslim family in Toronto highlights a growing concern in Canada: the dangerous intersection of anti-Muslim racism and anti-immigrant sentiment. Experts warn that 'dangerous, false narratives' are fueling violence and making Muslim communities vulnerable.
The St George's Cross flag, once a symbol of English national pride, now evokes mixed feelings due to its association with far-right groups and protests. While some see it as a unifying symbol for events like the World Cup, others find it intimidating and exclusionary, highlighting a complex debate about English identity.
A new hard-right party, Restore Britain, led by Rupert Lowe and reportedly backed by Elon Musk, is challenging Nigel Farage's Reform UK. The party aims to attract anti-immigrant voters and is contesting a special election in Makerfield.
UK government ministers are urged to set targets for increasing the number of male teachers in England. MPs are also pushing for extended paternity leave, citing the UK's poor standing among OECD countries and the need to combat 'toxic masculinity' and the 'manosphere'.
British anti-Islam activist Tommy Robinson reported being detained at Heathrow Airport and having his phone seized. This follows his extensive online commentary on recent racist and anti-immigrant riots in Northern Ireland, sparked by a stabbing incident.
Thousands marched in Belfast in solidarity against racism following days of anti-immigrant violence. The unrest, triggered by a knife attack, saw masked mobs target homes and businesses of ethnic minorities, prompting police intervention and numerous arrests.
Thousands gathered in Belfast for an anti-racism rally following riots sparked by a viral knife attack video. Protesters condemned right-wing violence, while similar incidents occurred in Glasgow.
Thousands protested anti-immigrant violence in Belfast and Londonderry following a stabbing incident. Rallies organized by groups like Unite Against Racism aimed to send a clear message of anti-racism and welcome to migrants, with speakers criticizing authorities' preparedness for such events.
Thousands gathered in Belfast on Saturday, June 13, to protest anti-immigrant riots that followed a knife attack. Hadi Alodid, a 30-year-old Sudanese national, was charged with attempted murder. The riots targeted ethnic minority homes, and a counter-protest emphasized solidarity against racism.
Elon Musk, recently named the world's first trillionaire, is facing criticism for re-sharing controversial anti-immigrant posts on his social media platform X, amplifying divisive rhetoric to millions of users.
Far-right groups, including the Active Club movement, exploited a knife attack in Belfast to incite violence and organize protests across the UK. They used social media platforms like X and Telegram to spread inflammatory content, frame the incident as anti-white, and provide instructions for rioters, leading to violent clashes.
