The state government of Victoria in Australia is proposing new laws to restrict protesters in response to rising antisemitism, including banning demonstrations outside places of worship following recent incidents at synagogues in Melbourne and Sydney. Premier Jacinta Allan emphasized the need to combat antisemitism and ensure peaceful gatherings free from intimidation, proposing safe access areas and prohibiting disturbances at religious gatherings. The proposed laws would also ban the display of terrorist organization symbols, Nazi salutes, and face masks by protesters, with the recent arson attack at a synagogue prompting increased measures to address targeted attacks and growing antisemitism in Australia.
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Chinese Businessman Denies Spying For Beijing And Says He 'Loves' Britain
Prince Andrew leaves Westminster Abbey following King Charles' coronation last year, while a Chinese businessman linked to him denies spying for Beijing and expresses his love for Britain. Yang Tengbo, banned from returning to the UK on national security grounds, insists he has not done anything wrong and blames political tensions between the UK and China for his situation. Despite the spying allegations, UK officials, including Keir Starmer and Chancellor Rachel Reeves, remain committed to...
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