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Far-right demonstrations were anticipated by UK police in dozens of locations across the nation on Wednesday night, but they failed to materialize as peaceful anti-racism protestors instead showed up in force. Police had braced themselves for another night of violence following a week of rioting and disorder fuelled by misinformation over a stabbing attack against young girls. Many businesses had boarded up windows and closed as the rioting swept the country, with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer describing the disturbances as “far-right thuggery” and warning those involved in the violence ...
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Australia and the United Arab Emirates are on a growing list of countries warning that travel to the UK may be a safety risk. The last week has seen violent riots across the UK, including tourist hotspots syuch as Manchester and Liverpool. A hotel housing asylum seekers was attacked on Sunday, along with projectiles being thrown at mosques. The unrest began after false rumours spread that the teenager behind a stabbing attack was an immigrant. The protesters are mainly from the far-right and they have attacked and injured police officers and started fires. There have been almost 400 arrests so...
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“What the hell is a climate migrant? I don't know,” Dominic Kniveton, a professor of climate change and society at the UK’s University of Sussex, says with a hint of a smile. “That all depends on who is asking and who is determining the rules.” Immigration and climate change are two hot-topic political issues - with concerns about the former fuelling far-right gains in the EU’s recent election, as some voters back tougher rules. The climate crisis is slowly making more and more places uninhabitable due to extreme weather and a lack of ways to make an income, and it’s often assumed this will le...
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Portugal announced a new plan to toughed immigration rules on Monday. The Portuguese government put an end to the regime that allowed foreigners to enter the country and only then apply for a residence permit. They also announced the creation of a structure to settle an estimated 400,000 pending residency cases. From now on, it will no longer be possible for a foreigner with a tourist visa to apply for legalisation in Portugal. “We want to put an end to some mechanisms that have become an excessive abuse of our willingness to receive,” said the Portuguese Prime Minister Luis Montenegro. “That ...
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