Pauline Hanson joins Tommy Robinson in England as One Nation leader warns over Australia’s future

Australian Senator Pauline Hanson visited the UK to meet with activist Tommy Robinson, expressing concerns about immigration and the cultural future of Australia. The visit drew mixed reactions from the public and highlighted the pair's shared political stance.
Why it matters
The meeting underscores the growing international collaboration between right-wing political figures regarding immigration and national identity.
Pauline Hanson has doubled down on her support for controversial British activist Tommy Robinson, joining him on a tour of his hometown before warning Australians not to let their own country follow what she claimed was Britain’s path. The One Nation leader, who is in the United Kingdom for speaking engagements and meetings with prominent figures on the British right, walked through the town of Luton with Robinson, who has long argued the area has undergone what he describes as an “Islamification”. During the visit, the pair spoke with residents about immigration, while Senator Hanson said the experience reinforced her determination to fight for change in Australia. “I’m gobsmacked because I wouldn’t think that I was in England,” she said after touring the town north-west of London. “I definitely don’t want Australia to become like this...
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