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August 31, 2025

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The anti -immigration marches draw thousands to Australia

Thousands of Australians joined the central government condemned by the central left government on Sunday, saying they tried to spread hatred and associated with neo -Nazis. March for Australia gathered against immigration was held in Sydney and other state capitals and regional centers, according to the Group’s website. “Mass immigration has broken into bonds that kept our communities together,” says the site. The team published on X on Saturday that the rallies were intended to do “what the main politicians never have the courage to do: to seek the end of mass immigration”. Australia – where one in two people

Germany’s interior minister sounds the alarm over growing risks to democracy

German Interior Minister Nancy Fesser has warned of growing threats to the country’s democracy from far-right elements and increased espionage activities from Russia and China. according to RTV News. Presenting the 2023 report from the Federal Intelligence Service for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV), Faeser emphasized the importance of defending democratic values ​​against these pressures. The report by the BfV, Germany’s domestic intelligence agency, identified far-right extremists as a major concern, with a marked increase in related criminal activities. Espionage activities by Russia and China were also highlighted as major threats, with attempts to influence and destabilize the country.

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