US EditionLondon mayor: Trump ‘perhaps done the most to fan the flames of divisive, far-right politics’
London's Mayor Sadiq Khan condemned far-right politics and called for unity, noting the city's strong stance against division amid large rallies, including one with over 150,000 participants.
- Sadiq Khan stated that Donald Trump has 'perhaps done the most to fan the flames of divisive, far-right politics' globally in recent years.
- Khan accused Trump of using xenophobia and racism as electoral tactics, including a travel ban on Muslim-majority countries.
- The Stop Trump Coalition plans demonstrations during Trump's state visit, although his schedule may allow him to avoid most of them.
- Khan emphasized that politicians should condemn rising hatred, stating that those who seek to divide will face a city committed to defending its values more fiercely than ever.
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London’s Mayor Takes Aim at a Visiting Trump, Furthering Their Feud
The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has accused President Trump of “fanning the flames of divisive, far-right politics around the world,” continuing a long-running feud between the two men. Mr. Khan, a Labour party politician who became the first Muslim to hold the position in 2016 and has since won two more mayoral elections in Britain’s capital, launched a broadside against Mr. Trump and his administration in an opinion essay published in The Gua…
Khan: Trump has fanned flames of far right
Sadiq Khan has taken to the august pages of the Guardian today to vent about the US President, just hours after Donald Trump touched down in Britain. London’s Mayor fumed about Trump’s tariffs and the US president’s criticism of the capital, before launching into a rant on how ‘President Donald Trump and his coterie have
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