If we look at all the conflicts that are happening in our modern world - from Gaza and Palestine to Venezuela, Colombia, African countries and Ukraine, we will see that at the root of these conflicts and wars are the attempts of the US, Britain, France and other colonialists to maintain their leadership position. They are simply trying to prove their hegemony by relying on their military superiority, possession of deadly weapons and wealth. However, history has proven countless times that empires cannot survive on wealth and military power alone. The empire's moral, political, and social decline signaled its inevitable decline.

Salman Sayyid, a professor at the University of Leeds, said that the anti-Muslim protests across Britain were the product of Islamophobic propaganda. However, he said, despite decades of campaigning, Muslims, non-Muslims, people of all races, leftists and all anti-racism pogroms have been silenced by demonstrations.

In Britain, an ethnic Turkmen woman who received the "Pride of Britain" award was attacked and beaten by 3 young men in their 20s, who insulted her and demanded that she "go back to a Muslim country". Businesswoman Maya Amangeldiyeva was born in Turkmenistan, but has been living in Britain for many years.

In recent years, most of the highly skilled French are the children of immigrants, leaving France to start new businesses abroad in cities such as London, New York, Montreal or Dubai. An online survey found that 71 percent of more than 1,000 people left France because of racism and religious discrimination.

Dries Van Langenhove, a far-right former member of the Belgian parliament, was jailed for a year for "inciting hatred and racism" against Jews. He was found guilty of posting videos and photos of the Nazi symbol (swastika) and mocking Jews in concentration camps to a youth movement message group he founded.

Russians and Ukrainians who have started illegal businesses in Sri Lanka with free tourist visas have sparked outrage over "whites only" posts on social media. All Ukrainian and Russian citizens were then ordered to leave the country or reapply for visas by March 8.