A big global movement has started in protest against the policies of US President Donald Trump. This campaign has been named ‘No Kings’, which means, we do not believe in any king. This movement has spread from America to Europe and Asia.

Hundreds of people gathered outside the US Embassy in London on Saturday (18 October 2025) against the policies of the Trump administration. The protesters said that they are standing in protest against the President’s increasing dictatorial behavior and the threat to democratic institutions.

Protest started from London, impact spread to the world

This rally in London is being considered as the first phase of the No Kings campaign. With this, more than 2,600 demonstrations have been organized across the world. Even in Spanish cities like Madrid and Barcelona, ​​people took to the streets and protested. In America, thousands of people in New York, Washington and Chicago expressed their displeasure over the policies of the Trump administration.

People said – ‘Democracy is not anyone’s personal empire’

Leah Greenberg, co-founder of Indivisible, an organization associated with the campaign, said that this demonstration is to protect democracy. He said that the idea that we do not have kings is the soul of the American Constitution. This movement gives the message that citizens will have to raise their voice again.

Increased commotion and security in America

Protestors marched peacefully in many parts of America. Hundreds of people in Virginia headed towards Washington DC and gathered near Arlington Cemetery. Organizers said that this campaign has received the support of more than 300 social organizations. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has also trained thousands of volunteers to ensure that the protests remain peaceful.

Leaders and celebrities gave support

America’s progressive leaders Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Hillary Clinton also supported the campaign. Many celebrities gave a message of unity on social media with the No Kings hashtag. A few months ago, similar protests took place on Trump’s birthday, in which lakhs of people participated.

Trump said – ‘I am not a king’

Trump responded to the protests by saying it was wrong to call him a king. He also said that these demonstrations are politically motivated and harm the image of the country. Republican Party leaders also criticized these protests, calling them anti-America campaigns.

People’s voice got a platform again

American sociologist Dana Fisher believes that the No Kings campaign could prove to be the largest mass movement in recent years. He says that this is not just a protest against Trump’s policies, but it is the voice of those who are feeling suppressed. According to Fischer, more than three million people can join this movement, which shows that the public will no longer remain silent.

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The United Kingdom clashed in London on Saturday (September 14, 2025) when right -wing activist Tommy Robinson was leading one of Britain’s largest right -wing protests. Police said about 1,50,000 people attended the ‘Unite the Kingdom’ rally, making it the biggest performance in recent years. Millions of people crossed the river Temes with ‘Unite the Kingdom’ Bankar and marched from Big Ben with Union Jack, English and Scottish flags.

The UK police said that while trying to control the mob, there was a confrontation between the protesters and the police, in which 26 officers were injured. Officials said that when some protesters were trying to enter the areas where their opponents were standing (called ‘infertile regions’, they were attacked. He was attacked with kick-punches, bottles, flare and other things. The police have arrested 25 people in this case.

Trying to reach Whitehall through different routes

Posting on the social media platform ‘X’, the police said that there was so much crowd in the protests named ‘Unite the Kingdom’ that it became difficult for everyone to face everyone in the whitehall. Many protesters started trying to reach Whitehall on different routes shown in the map, leaving the path of Victoria embracing.

Officers are having to intervene in multiple locations to stop unite the kingdom protesters trying to access sterile areas, Breach Police Cordons or Get to Oppping Groups.

A number of officers have been assaulted. pic.twitter.com/QCQ5EYN2PW

– Metropolitan Police (@Metpoliceuk) September 13, 2025

He said that when the police tried to stop them, they had to face violence. The protesters kicked the police and threw bottles, flare and other things at them. Taking action on this incident, the police have made 9 arrests and said that there are more people, whose research is going on.

Peaceful demonstration against racism

Officers are facing violence and anger in many places, especially north of Whitehall. They are trying to make safe way for those who have joined peaceful demonstrations against racism. The UK police had speculated that the number of protesters would be between 1,10,000 and 1,50,000, but the crowd was much higher than the estimate.

Additional forces were deployed with helmets and anti -riot slopes to help more than 1,000 officers on duty. Robinson promoted the program as protecting British culture and freedom of expression and described it as an unprecedented power of patriotism.

Robinson criticized media reports

Posting on ‘X’, Robinson claimed that more than three million people attended the rally in Central London. He also criticized those media reports, which said that only 110,000 people had gathered during the rally. He said, “Today more than three million patriots entered Central London with such a never -seen patriotism and we are just starting.”

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The movement against migration (immigration) in Britain is steadily intensifying. On Saturday (August 13), lakhs of people came down on the streets of London led by right -wing activist Tommy Robinson. Amid the rally, billionaire businessman Elon Musk also gave a disputed statement and heated up the atmosphere.

Musk said that change of power in Britain is now necessary. He told the protesters, “You have only two ways- fight or die.” Musk claimed that a large -scale migration has put Britain in crisis and in the coming time it can cause the destruction of the country. Alan Musk further said, “The fire of violence will definitely reach you. There is no way to stop it. So to be ready to fight is the only way to fight. I think the Prime Minister’s Kir Stmper government should be removed immediately. Parliament should be dissolved and new elections should be held.”

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– elon musk (@elonmusk) September 13, 2025

Protesters raised slogans during the rally

During the rally, the protesters raised slogans like ‘We want our country back’. There were also reports of clashes between the police and the crowd in many places. Robinson, who has been associated with the English Defense League (EDL), is considered a vocal voice against migration in Britain. Some people called this rally led by some people a call for freedom of expression, but the real issue was immigration. It is being told that the left government had fallen due to the recent movement in Nepal. Now this performance of Britain is also being compared to a situation like Nepal.

Ruckus on roads in Nepal and France

Recently, there was large -scale political and social unrest in both Nepal and France. In Nepal, the youth performed strongly on issues like unemployment, corruption and return of monarchy. At the same time, thousands of people took to the streets against government laws and economic policies in France.

Initially these protests were peaceful, but gradually the situation deteriorated and violence erupted. There was a conflict between police and protesters at various places, public properties were damaged and many people were also injured.

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Protests against the government in the country have now moved beyond Nepal to Britain. On Saturday (September 13), the biggest opposition to Britain’s history was held on the streets of London, which included more than 1 lakh people. This march took place under the leadership of Tommy Robinson, on whose behest people took to the streets against their government on such a large scale.

Who is Tommy Robinson?

Tommy Robinson’s real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lenn. He is 41 years old and his criminal record is quite long. He has to go to jail many times. Robinson founded the English Defense League in 2009, which later associated with violent clashes and football Huliganism. In 2013, he left the leadership of the organization, but remained active activists and online campaigners.

Many criminal cases against Tommy Robinson

His criminal records include cases like attack, hostage, fraud and contempt of court. In 2018, he faced jail for live streaming outside the trial, while in 2024 he was sentenced to 18 months for disregarding the High Court order. In 2021, he announced the bankruptcy and said that some part of the amount received in the donation was lost in gambling. Despite this, he remains an influential personality in Britain.

Slogans against Britain’s Prime Minister Kir Stmper

In this protest march held in London, protesters waved Union Jacks, St. and George Cross flags and many American and Israeli flags. In the rally, slogans were raised against Britain’s Prime Minister Kir Stmper and placards like “sending home” were shown against him. Robinson said in his post that this march symbolizes the freedom of expression and united for its rights.

Tommy Robinson’s popularity in Britain is very high

Tommy Robinson considers himself a journalist to highlight the government’s shortcomings and his popularity in Britain is very high. This march made it clear that dissatisfaction against the government is now spreading to the public on a large scale.

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