Saturday’s Pride Parade in the east German town of Bautzen, overshadowed by far-right protests, ended without major incidents, according to the police. “There were no major riots or assaults,” said a police spokeswoman. She said the police strategy to keep the two groups separated had worked. There were reportedly no arrests initially; a more detailed assessment was to follow, she said. More than 1,000 participated in the second Pride Parade to be held in the town in the state of Saxony, significantly more than organizers had expected, while 680 people joined a counter-demonstration under the …