Black Lives Matter supporters have seriously assaulted a number of people suspected of being “far-right” in London.

The day’s protests saw Black Lives Matter supporters take to the capital’s streets in reduced numbers after some organisers attempted to call off planned demonstrations, along with counter-protesters including veterans, football fans, and some far-right elements, intending to prevent the vandalisation of historic statues and war memorials which has characterised previous BLM demonstrations.Police, who at previous protests were seen kneeling to BLM supporters, fleeing from violent mobs, and failing to protect monuments such as Churchill’s statue and the Cenotaph war memorial, adopted a far more robust approach towards these counter-protesters, manning metal barricades in full riot gear including helmets, shields, and clubs to restrict their movements.

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In the port area of Rimini a Tunisian rioted in the night from Thursday to Friday, accompanied by a 37-year-old Brazilian woman, the whole thing lasted about two hours, according to ilgiornale.it. The couple – as later investigations revealed, they were under the influence of alcohol and drugs – made their own “show” by arguing angrily in the street and even blocking car traffic: they threw chairs, flower boxes and garbage containers on the floor. The climax was when the Tunisian swung two pieces of chairs and slammed them together and said “Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar!” shouted.The arrival of the police brought a little calm, but not without difficulties, because the officers had a lot to do to calm down the North African and the South American who were resisting. The Tunisian shouted: “Italy is shit, Allahu Akbar! If you touch me, I’ll report you to the police, you’re just assholes!”After they were brought to the police station in handcuffs, both were arrested for resisting and injuring law enforcement officers and damaging property, and were therefore tried in a trial in the morning. After the judge confirmed the arrest, he ordered a prohibition to remain in Rimini for the Tunisian and Brazilian.

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The German city of Göttingen in Lower Saxony has seen a fresh wave of hundreds of Chinese coronavirus infections, with some blaming them on an alleged illegal party to mark the end of Ramadan.

At least 200 people have been infected with the virus in a wave that some have blamed on a party held by Kosovar Muslims at a local hookah bar to celebrate Eid al-Fitr, the feast that represents the end of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan.

The city of Göttingen later claimed that there was little evidence infections were spread at the hookah bar, but traced their source to Muslim families living at the Iduna Zentrum high-rise apartment complex, broadcaster Norddeutscher Rundfunk reports.

“They wrote in the newspaper about a big celebration. There was nothing at all. There was no big celebration. How can we make a big celebration in one Apartment with 71 square meters? Or with 50 square meters?” a member of one of the families affected claimed in comments to the broadcaster.

Local imam Mahmoud Abdel Aziz claimed that the local mosque had abided by coronavirus guidelines, saying: “We said that if you don’t have a mask, you can’t come in. We’re making the hygiene regulations even stronger than those set by the state.”

The residents of Iduna Zentrum, many of them migrants from the Balkans who speak little to no German, say they feel discriminated against due to the anger from locals over the outbreak leading to the closure of local schools and businesses.

“All I want is for people in the rest of Göttingen to stop treating us so unfairly,” one resident said.

Others said they did not avoid coronavirus testing, as has been alleged, and that they informed authorities about an individual with a confirmed case and how they were breaking quarantine rules repeatedly.

Germany has also seen a number of coronavirus outbreaks in asylum homes across the country, such as in the town of Halberstadt in April when a mass brawl broke out between asylum seekers.

Other towns reported that asylum seekers under quarantine had been caught violating quarantine measures many times.

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Kaiser-Friedrich-Straße in the Duisburg district of Marxloh is one of the streets that is said to be firmly in the hands of Arab clans. The police often patrol the pedestrian zone, it is usually peaceful, and the officers sometimes wink at the numerous children playing. The situation is similar on the evening of May 17th: At 6:07 p.m., a uniformed patrol car crew with two police officers and a third-year commissioner candidate notices the German-Lebanese S., a German-Lebanese who is known to the police, is an 18-year-old serial offender and member of a Lebanese extended family. This is a momentous encounter that will lead to a public reopening of the conflicts in the north of Duisburg and will make headlines nationwide in the following days. (See for that the following Tweet:)

Since the arrest of S. “the conflict seems to be simmering again in Marxloh and the surrounding area,” according to investigators. The police tactic of zero tolerance, which has been applied in the area for several years, is actually working. Since 2017 with 24 “tumult situations”, the number has been reduced to eleven in 2018 and to four last year, according to the present investigation file.But in the days after the arrest alone, there were two more tumult situations in the north of Duisburg, on 19th of May and 28th of May.

On the 22nd of May, according to the file, the Duisburg police headquarters receives an e-mail with a threat of attack and a warning that they should withdraw from Marxloh. “Subject: Allahu Akbar. Duisburg-Marxloh is our district. (…) We forbid all unbelievers to enter our district. We will expel or kill all policemen, journalists and other unbelievers with force of arms. Only the radical Sharia applies here,” the letter says. “We have procured 2000 AK-47 assault rifles with sufficient ammunition from Turkey and Russia. Allahu Akbar, kill all infidels.”

Investigators find out that the sender’s email address belongs to a platform that hides email addresses and identities. The investigating authorities apparently take the threats seriously. The police file says that the public prosecutor’s office sees this as an initial suspicion of disturbing the public peace by threatening to commit crimes.

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This professor had refused to favor black students in their grading and was suspended by his hierarchy.

The struggle for racial equality has besieged the faculty. On June 6, students from the University of California belonging to a group defining themselves as “not black, but allies” had started by asking their teachers to cancel or postpone the end-of-year exams for students from “minorities”.

A request to which Gordon Klein, professor of accounting, immediately answered “no”, arguing in an email that he could not “identify” his students according to their race. But the group behind the request did not wish to stop there.

Denouncing the professor’s “mocking” tone, its members launched a petition purely and simply asking for his ouster.

A few days later, the requirements of the students went up a notch: they asked Gordon Klein to adapt his rating for black students in the accounting course, and to extend the deadlines for sending certain work.

The negative response from the professor that followed this time, ignited the controversy, and the petition, widely relayed on social networks, rose to 20 000 signatures and had the expected effect.

According to French daily le Figaro, Gordon Klein was suspended until June 25 by the University School of Management. And that did not stop there, since the hierarchy has planned to use these three weeks of suspension to decide the final fate of its employee.

Knowing that the author of the petition requested that the professor be “completely removed from office”, his future professional life now hangs in the balance. Meanwhile, Gordon Klein’s home has also been placed under protection following serious threats.

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Africa has lost over 17 million people to Muslim slave traders in the last thirteen hundred years, not to mention the far greater number who have been killed in the enslavement of entire villages.Do you now demolish all London mosques, Mr Khan?

Italy’s Matteo Salvini, leader of the League party, is raising the alarm over reports from Italian intelligence and the United Nations that indicate 20,000 illegal migrants are preparing to journey from Libya to Europe.

Salvini says the current left-wing government under Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte is ill prepared to handle an influx in migrants and has failed to secure Italy’s borders, according to Italian newspaper Il Giornale.

“The data speaks for itself,” wrote Salvini on Facebook regarding the rise of illegal migrants landing on Italy’s shores, which has grown astronomically since the time he served as interior minister last year.

He added that “1,878 landings were recorded from Jan. 5 to June 5 a year ago, which has become 5,461 for the same period this year”, a figure that represents a nearly 200 percent increase.

There are also concerns that the estimate of 20,000 migrants may be on the low end, as the United Nations warned just months ago that 650,000 migrants are in Libya waiting to cross over into Europe.

Salvini criticized the Conte government for having no clear plan with what to do with arriving migrants.

“Italy says it has written to Europe to ask to redistribute those who arrive, but wasn’t there the Malta agreement, which Conte-Lamorgese claimed as an extraordinary success?” Salvini wrote.

The former interior minister was referring to an agreement announced last year formulated by Italy, Germany, France and Malta, with the first paragraph stating its goal was to “set up a more predictable and efficient temporary solidarity mechanism in order to ensure the dignified disembarkation of migrants taken aboard, on the high seas, by vessels in a place of safety.”

The agreement, which is voluntary for EU member states, has done little to stem disputes among EU nations over who is responsible for migrants. It also does not apply to illegal migrants who successfully reach European soil on their own.

Salvini also was strongly opposed to Conte’s government’s decision last month to grant a mass amnesty to an estimated 600,000 illegal migrants currently living in Italy in the middle of the coronavirus crisis. Under the plan, migrants can be granted temporary residency and work permits, which can be removed every six months indefinitely.

Salvini argues the amnesty will only encourage more illegal migration, drive down wages for Italian workers, and increase the state’s burden in terms of schooling, healthcare, and other public services.

A new migrant wave on the horizon for Europe

Migrant departures from Libya have increased by nearly 300 percent this year between January and the end of April compared to the same period in 2019, the UN Refugee Agency reported. Now, 20,000 more migrants are expected to attempt the dangerous journey to Italy in the near future.

Malta has also warned about the increasing number of incoming migrants, criticizing the lack of solidarity from other European countries and adding that Malta has taken in a disproportionate share of illegal migrants.

Italy, Spain, Greece, Malta, and Cyprus presented a proposal to the European Commission for a new common strategy on immigration and asylum earlier this month.

Among other things, the proposal includes the mandatory relocation of migrants between all EU members. The most affected states hope that this could be the solution to reduce the burden on entry countries where migrants first land.

However, German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer recentyl said that unauthorized asylum seekers should be blocked at the EU’s borders and turned back. Furthermore, seven EU countries, including Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Estonia, Slovenia, and Latvia have sent an open letter to the European Commission asserting that they reject any solution that involves mandatory migrant quotas.

Italy and Malta closed their ports in April, a month after Italy’s national lockdown was introduced in order to reduce the spread of COVID-19.

In recent years, hundreds of thousands of migrants have come to Italy’s shores, and it remains the primary European port for migrants from Africa and the Middle East seeking asylum.

In what may encourage even more migrants to make the journey to Italy, two migrant rescue boats are headed back to the Mediterranean Sea in preparation for new migrant arrivals, a move that follows a two-month interruption of rescue operations.

A charter boat Mare Jonio belonging to the Italian NGO Mediterranea Saving Humans left the Sicilian port of Trapani to patrol the central area of the Mediterranean Sea on its eighth mission.

Another boat, Sea Watch 3, operated by Germany’s organization Sea Watch, left Sicilian Messina on Monday.

“Mediterranea is finally back at sea to monitor and denounce the human rights violations that are constantly taking place in the central Mediterranean,” the Italian charity tweeted on Wednesday.

The rescue missions on the sea were suspended on March 20 due to the coronavirus crisis, this was the first time the boat had left for a rescue operation since then.

In an article published in Die Welt in February, political editor Marcel Leubecher acknowledged that most of the migrants headed to Europe in boats across the Mediterranean are not genuine refugees, resulting in them having little chance of having their asylum applications approved.

“Contrary to popular belief, the majority of those arriving in Italy are not refugees. The main countries of origin for boat migrants in January were Algeria, the Ivory Coast, and Bangladesh,” Leubecher wrote.

Consequently, asylum application are rejected 95 percent of the time for migrants from these countries. Additionally, the number of Libyans, whose country has suffered through a long-standing civil war, is only a negligible part of the overall numbers of migrants.

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