Global Protests Erupt Against Donald Trump; ‘No Kings’ Campaign Gains Momentum Across US and Europe

No Kings Rally Against Donald Trump: On Saturday, hundreds of thousands of people across the United States and Europe took to the streets to demonstrate against the war in Iran and the policies of President Donald Trump, participating in a series of “No Kings” rallies. The epicenter of this protest movement was Minnesota, where organizers had estimated a turnout of hundreds of thousands of participants. Thousands of people stood shoulder-to-shoulder on the grounds of the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul and on the surrounding streets. Some protesters held American flags upside down—a gesture historically recognized as a signal of distress.

Performance by Bruce Springsteen

The highlight of the event was a performance by the renowned singer Bruce Springsteen. He performed his song, “Streets of Minneapolis.” Springsteen had written the song to protest the killings of Rani Good and Alex Pretty by federal agents, and to honor the residents of Minnesota who had taken to the streets to oppose the Trump administration’s aggressive immigration policies. Springsteen declared, “Your tenacity has proven that this is still America, and we will not tolerate this nightmare.”

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“Clown, Put Down the Crown”

Meanwhile, in Washington, D.C., hundreds of people marched from the Lincoln Memorial to the National Mall. They carried placards bearing the slogan, “Clown, Put Down the Crown.” They also chanted slogans rejecting the idea of ​​a king.

Nationwide and Global Response

These demonstrations spanned the country, ranging from major urban centers like New York City to small towns such as Driggs, Idaho. According to the organizers, more than 3,100 events were held across 50 states. It was estimated that approximately 9 million people would participate.

Washington: Here, hundreds of people marched from the Lincoln Memorial to the National Mall. They carried placards bearing slogans such as “Dethrone the King” and “The Coup Starts at Home.”
San Diego: Approximately 40,000 people marched here.
Internationally: Demonstrations also took place in London, Paris, and Rome. In Rome, thousands of people chanted slogans against Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and in protest against attacks on Iran.

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Criticism from the Ruling Party

White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson termed these demonstrations the “product of a left-wing network,” asserting that they lacked genuine public support. The National Republican Congressional Committee also criticized the events, labeling them “Hate America Rallies.”

Diverse Demands

The demonstrators presented a comprehensive list of demands. Primarily, this list included calls to end the war in Iran, opposition to Trump’s immigration policies, and a rejection of the curtailment of transgender rights. At the main event held in Minnesota, alongside Springsteen, prominent figures such as Joan Baez, Jane Fonda, and Senator Bernie Sanders participated.

These protests have significantly heated up the political climate in the United States, clearly highlighting the growing discontent against the Trump administration.

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