Global demonstrations erupt against Trump's controversial policies
(MENAFN) As President Donald Trump continues to shake up international politics with his unpredictable remarks and divisive actions—such as proposing the purchase of Greenland and intensifying trade disputes—tens of thousands of people across the United States and globally convened this weekend for coordinated "Hands Off!" protests.
In London, hundreds assembled in the city center to express their discontent with the growing influence of the Trump administration globally, which includes the controversial actions of his tech billionaire ally, Elon Musk.
These protests, part of a cohesive global movement, underscored a variety of urgent issues, including the decline of democracy, environmental destruction, economic instability, and escalating tensions in international relations.
Despite facing ongoing criticism for his policies and rhetoric, the scale and unity of this weekend's protests signify a growing global dissatisfaction as Trump's behavior becomes increasingly erratic.
Among the demonstrators in London was Helena, a British-Danish participant who made a powerful statement by dressing as a battered Statue of Liberty.
“The Danes are not very happy about the threats to invade Greenland,” Helena told Anadolu, addressing Trump's controversial comments regarding the Danish territory.
In London, hundreds assembled in the city center to express their discontent with the growing influence of the Trump administration globally, which includes the controversial actions of his tech billionaire ally, Elon Musk.
These protests, part of a cohesive global movement, underscored a variety of urgent issues, including the decline of democracy, environmental destruction, economic instability, and escalating tensions in international relations.
Despite facing ongoing criticism for his policies and rhetoric, the scale and unity of this weekend's protests signify a growing global dissatisfaction as Trump's behavior becomes increasingly erratic.
Among the demonstrators in London was Helena, a British-Danish participant who made a powerful statement by dressing as a battered Statue of Liberty.
“The Danes are not very happy about the threats to invade Greenland,” Helena told Anadolu, addressing Trump's controversial comments regarding the Danish territory.

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