racism
Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has condemned racist and antisemitic remarks made by some members of the ruling Brothers of Italy party's youth league. Speaking to reporters in Brussels, Meloni said antisemitism and racism are incompatible with the party after two leading members of the National Youth resigned over alleged antisemtic remarks made against a Jewish Senator. "I have said many times and repeat, I think that those who have racist, antisemitic or nostalgic feelings have simply got their home wrong, because these feelings are incompatible with the Brothers of Italy, they are in...
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When Romanian singer Babasha walked out on stage in Bucharest on Wednesday night in front of 50,000 people for a guest performance with Coldplay, he felt like his dreams had come true. Then came the boos. Frontman Chris Martin personally invited the increasingly popular Romanian musician for a duet in front of thousands gathered in the National Arena. Neither expected to have to fight through heckling so loud you could barely hear them sing. “I expected (the audience) to be divided, but I didn't expect it to be this bad,” Babasha, whose songs garnered millions of views on YouTube, said after t...
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Two high-profile members of Germany's national football team have come out against a survey organised by a public broadcaster which asked participants if they would prefer to see more people with white skin playing for Germany. Germany's head coach Julian Nagelsmann said he was "shocked" that the survey had been organised at a press conference at the team's training camp for the Euro 2024 tournament. “We’re playing a European Championship for everyone in the country" he said, before adding that the survey was "racist, … I feel that we need to wake up.” Nagelsmann's comments come after Germany'...
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French actor Omar Sy, the star of the hit Netflix series Lupin and recently appointed jury member at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, has said France must rebuild a sense of the collective if it is to counter the far-right. Promoting his new book "Viens, on se parle", written with Elsa Vigoureux, Sy said the notions of justice, equality and fraternity had been shaken, and it was hard to be a Black person in France. The actor, 46, who grew up in the banlieue outside Paris with his parents from Mauritania and Senegal, cited the controversy surrounding the possible participation of Aya Nakamura,...
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