England is experiencing its worst rioting in 13 years, fueled by misinformation about the stabbing deaths of three children. Far-right protesters, emboldened by recent political trends, are targeting asylum seekers and mosques, leading to clashes with police and counter-protesters. The violence has spread across multiple cities and towns, posing a significant challenge to the newly elected Labour leader Keir Starmer.
At least five protesters were killed and dozens wounded after Kenyan police opened fire on demonstrators attempting to storm the parliament building in Nairobi. The protesters were demanding the rejection of a new finance bill that would impose new taxes on Kenyans already struggling with the high cost of living. The incident highlights the growing discontent with the Kenyan government and its economic policies.
