US EditionTens of Thousands Join Far-Right Rally in London Where Charlie Kirk Is Being Mourned
- Tens of thousands attended a far-right rally in London, organized by Tommy Robinson, with an estimated 110,000 participants, as reported by the Metropolitan Police.
- The rally was in memory of Charlie Kirk, who was murdered, which Robinson used to rally support for the event.
- Counter-Protesters from Stand Up to Racism gathered with about 5,000 attendees, leading to clashes where police reported assault and projectiles being thrown.
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Tens of thousands join far-right rally in London where Charlie Kirk is being mourned
The “Unite the Kingdom” rally comes amid a surge of nationalism in the U.K., the rise of a far-right party topping the polls, and the murder of American conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
Why Charlie Kirk had no counterpart on the US left
Charlie Kirk understood — perhaps more so than anyone except Donald Trump himself — how power really operates within the MAGA movement. As the myriad tributes to Kirk in the day since his death have captured, he served a dizzying array of functions within the broader Trumpian universe: a firebrand activist and debater; a media mega-personality overseeing a vast digital empire; the head of a multi-million-dollar political machine at Turning Point…
As a right-wing activist, Charlie Kirk mobilized especially young Americans for Donald Trump. After his murder, MAGA supporters outdo each other with great words. What makes Kirk so important to the movement?
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