From the U.K. to New Zealand, thousands took to the streets to support Americans protesting the death of George Floyd and decry similar problems in their own communities
U.S. allies expressed solidarity with Americans protesting the death of George Floyd, while rivals seized on violent clashes to criticize official U.S. responses to the unrest and question Washington’s global leadership.
From the U.K. to New Zealand, thousands took to the streets over recent days to support U.S. protesters and decry similar problems in their own communities. For many, distaste for President Trump mixed with surprise at images of U.S. police violence. Much of the world has traditionally looked to the U.S. to...
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