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An opposition protest in Tirana against Prime Minister Edi Rama's government escalated into violent clashes between demonstrators and police, involving tear gas and molotov cocktails. Several protesters and opposition MPs were injured, and arrests were made during the confrontation.
Student protesters reported that plainclothes police officers detained several of their colleagues, allegedly in connection with a banner.
Protesters linked to Destiny Church disrupted two Sikh processions in South Auckland and Tauranga, prompting the Indian government to raise the issue with New Zealand authorities. The disruptions have caused diplomatic concern.
A protest against the culling of wild boars in Warsaw took place in front of the city hall, following recent events where residents witnessed the killing of wild animals in the city. Protesters demanded the establishment of an expert group.
A mother of a disabled daughter has publicly criticized "selfish" protesters whose actions forced her to cancel her daughter's crucial hospital appointment. She expressed frustration over the disruption caused to vulnerable individuals needing medical care.
Opponents of the controversial EMME mega-factory project in Bordeaux protested outside the city hall, confronting Thomas Cazenave ahead of a key decision date for the plant's implantation.
Student protesters in Serbia have filed a criminal complaint against two government ministers, Bratina and Glišić. This action comes amidst ongoing student blockades and protests.
A workers' protest in Noida escalated into violence, resulting in over 100 arrests and an investigation into potential external influences. Authorities are probing a possible "Pakistan link" and the involvement of bot networks in the unrest.
A veteran priest conducted an impromptu Sunday Mass service for disgruntled farmers and hauliers protesting fuel prices in the Midlands.
Nationwide traffic disruption occurred in Ireland due to rolling convoy protests, leading the government to offer €500 million in concessions, including further cuts to excise duty and a delayed carbon tax rise, to appease fuel protesters.
Irish police cleared a six-day blockade in central Dublin by farmers and hauliers protesting fuel prices. The Irish government is expected to hold an emergency Cabinet meeting to address the ongoing protests.
The Coalition has presented a mammoth €505m package of supports as it caved to fuel protesters’ demands following days of blockades and dwindling fuel supplies.
London police arrested over 500 individuals during a pro-Palestinian demonstration, with arrests made for showing support for Palestine Action, a group proscribed in the UK.
Gardaí cleared a fuel protest on O’Connell Street, and the Irish Cabinet met to discuss a support scheme for those affected by fuel costs. A new poll reveals strong public backing for the nationwide fuel protests, adding pressure on the government.
A new poll reveals strong public support for the recent nationwide fuel protests in Ireland, putting pressure on the government to finalize a support package as details of the week-long chaos emerge.
The Irish government has made significant concessions to fuel protesters, including further cuts to excise duty and delaying a carbon tax rise, leading to the standing down of blockades, while Sinn Féin plans a confidence motion.
Fuel protesters have been cleared from O'Connell Street in Dublin, and most vehicles blockading the main thoroughfare have departed following a significant police operation overnight.
Over 600 forecourts in Ireland are without fuel, with only about 25% of normal daily deliveries being completed due to ongoing protests, leading Fuels for Ireland to warn against panic buying.
A farmers' representative group has indicated it might allow protesters to join talks with the government, provided they can organize themselves, despite ministers' initial insistence on only inviting established groups.
Ireland's Justice Minister's threat to deploy the Army has been cited as a reason for the escalating and more resolute stance of fuel-price protesters.
Country on the brink of economic chaos as people panic-buy fuel and forecourts start to run dry.
Protesters are defending a cargo blockade at Rosslare Europort, with a Wexford entrepreneur stating that spiking fuel prices are suffocating new businesses.
A country is facing economic chaos as citizens engage in panic-buying of fuel, leading to dry forecourts, while ongoing protests continue to disrupt stability.
Nationwide disruption continues as petrol station forecourts run low on supply due to ongoing blockades
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin is reviewing plans to convert warehouses into detention facilities for immigrants
Irish Protesters Block Dublin With Trucks and Tractors Over Rising Energy Costs Bloomberg.com
Demonstrators in Co Cork have blockaded Ireland's only oil refinery, prompting the Taoiseach to label the action as 'national sabotage.' Organisers are promising further 'massive' nationwide protests over fuel prices.
Insurance giant Allianz is suing six individuals for nearly £300,000 in damages, alleging their involvement in Palestine Action protests that involved red paint being daubed on the company's UK offices.
Slow-moving convoys of fuel price protesters clogged roads, aiming to send a clear message to the government regarding their demands, though the specific nature of these demands remains a key question.
Protesters have blocked access to fuel terminals in Ireland, leading to disappointment from Fuels for Ireland regarding the garda response and concerns that fuel supplies to forecourts could be crippled.
Presidenti Donald Trump tha se Shtetet e Bashkuara janë në “negociata të nxehta” mbi luftën me Iranin, duke refuzuar të jepte detaje mbi bisedimet.
Nasarawa State University, Keffi (NSUK) announced plans to award an honorary doctorate to President Hassan in 2026, despite accusations that her government is responsible for killing protesters.
Protesters have blocked O'Connell Bridge in Dublin, bringing public transport to a standstill, amidst reports that the government collected an additional €6 million in excise duties last month.
Protesters in Pakistan's Diamer area called off their sit-in and reopened the Karakoram Highway after successful negotiations with local administration.
Protesters gathered outside the US embassy in Tel Aviv, calling for an immediate end to the ongoing wars with Iran and Lebanon.
Protesters in the occupied north of Cyprus broke through police barriers and entered the 'parliament' building during a general strike, leading to clashes and reported injuries.
Land-affected people of the Diamer-Bhasha Dam project have intensified their protest, blocking the Karakoram Highway near Thore Valley in Pakistan to demand their rights.
US President Donald Trump announced the dramatic rescue of a downed airman in Iran, while Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claimed to have foiled the mission and destroyed US military aircraft.
Activists who were arrested during protests against the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) are currently awaiting a court judgment in Uganda.
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On Holy Saturday, a group of individuals gathered in Zagreb's Ban Josip Jelačić Square for their monthly rosary prayers on their knees, while counter-protesters also arrived. The event took place on the first Saturday of the month, as is customary.
Protesters demonstrating against the alleged murder of an activist in Bissau were dispersed by authorities, escalating tensions in the city.
Protesters in Punjab have issued an ultimatum, demanding action on the Himachal entry tax or they will shut down the Kiratpur-Manali National Highway.
A small group of protesters occupied a London bookshop in response to an escalating rent dispute involving Lismore farmers and the Duke of Devonshire.
A Florida man has been accused of threatening 'No Kings' protesters on Facebook, allegedly posting about 'AR-15 practice time' in connection with the group.
In Georgia, where rigid gender roles persist, many women participating in protests must balance childcare, housework, and advocating for their children's future, highlighting the hidden toll on them.
Protesters Tornike Toshkhua and Mindia Shervashidze have been sentenced to one year in prison by the Tbilisi City Court after being found guilty of group violence.
Students blocking the University of Niš called for a commemorative gathering on April 1st to mark 17 months since the collapse of a concrete canopy at the reconstructed Novi Sad railway station, which killed 16 people. Protesters also voiced demands for university autonomy.
A man dressed as an ICE agent was reportedly beaten by protesters at a 'No Kings' demonstration in Waikiki, Hawaii. The Department of Homeland Security has since stated that the individual is not an ICE agent.
Approximately 40 pro-Palestine protesters marched past a kosher restaurant and JNF HQ in NW London, shouting 'genocide,' an event described as distressing by locals and 'clearly antisemitic' by a Hendon MP.
In response to criticism, Hungarian police have issued a detailed explanation of the regulations governing election events, stating that organizers have the right to remove counter-protesters.
Millions of people across the US and around the world joined 'No Kings' protests, with participants now discussing their next steps and future actions for the movement.
Toronto police are facing criticism for permitting pro-Palestinian demonstrations to proceed past Jewish residential areas, despite a recent ban on such marches.
The Israeli parliament has approved the state budget for 2026, according to a spokesperson.
Turkish Cypriots initiated a general strike on Monday, protesting the ruling coalition's plans regarding the cost-of-living allowance, with thousands marching to and breaching the Turkish Cypriot legislature building in northern Nicosia.
Thousands of demonstrators participated in 'No Kings' rallies across various US cities to protest against Donald Trump's policies, including his stance on Iran and the war. The protests, described as the third wave of anti-Trump demonstrations, saw significant turnouts in multiple locations, with some events drawing large crowds and others experiencing clashes with police.
Millions reportedly gathered across the U.S. and Europe for 'No Kings' rallies to express opposition to Donald Trump's policies, with over 3,200 demonstrations planned in all 50 US states and cities worldwide, marking the largest day of protests for the movement.
Dozens of people are protesting in a Wellington cathedral to oppose new move-on orders planned by the government, holding an overnight vigil.
Hundreds of thousands of people marched through central London in a major demonstration against the far right, weeks before key elections and amid growing support for hard-right movements in the UK, with organizers claiming half a million participants.
An incident occurred at a Viktor Orbán event in Pécel, Hungary, where men in black clothing reportedly tried to keep counter-protesters away, leading to a scuffle involving banner theft and an umbrella attack.
Dražen Keleminec, president of the A-HSP party, and his colleagues protested outside Croatian President Zoran Milanović's home, during which an egg was thrown at the demonstrators.
At an event featuring Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in Győr, individuals in black coats reportedly clashed with counter-protesters in a narrow street, as the two groups attempted to out-shout each other.
Lawyers have criticized the 'extreme' arrest of a 42-year-old protester following a February rally against Israeli President Isaac Herzog in New South Wales. The incident led to violent clashes between police and protesters, with the individual being the 26th person charged.
Police in Chile deployed water cannons against students gathered in central Santiago to protest current education policies.
Miloš Vučević, president of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), called for an urgent response from authorities regarding what he described as brutal violence and rioting by blockaders in Aranđelovac and Kula, including attacks on SNS members.
Researchers have found that nonviolent protests or boycotts involving just 3.5% of a population can be sufficient to bring about significant policy changes.
The Metropolitan Police has confirmed it will resume arrests of Palestine Action protesters, reiterating that supporting the banned group remains a criminal offense and the law must be enforced, even as a government appeal is ongoing.
From the QSUT hospital, Albanian opposition leader Sali Berisha condemned police violence against protesters and visited injured deputies and citizens hospitalized after clashes with police during a protest.
A 27-year-old man has been charged with multiple counts of dangerous driving following an incident near the Whitegate oil refinery in Cork, Ireland. The charges stem from an event that occurred during a fuel protest, with supporters cheering him outside court.
Protesters have gathered in Epsom, demanding answers from police regarding the rape of a woman, as suspects remain unidentified.
The US Justice Department, under the Trump administration, is seeking to overturn convictions for individuals involved in the January 6 Capitol riot. This move aims to annul judgments against far-right militia leaders and other rioters.
Police officers wearing balaclavas detained participants at the Valjevo Assembly, reportedly refusing to identify themselves to citizens during the incident.
Fuel price protesters in Ireland have appeared in court facing charges of alleged dangerous driving during demonstrations on the M1 motorway in Co Louth. The protests highlight ongoing public discontent over fuel costs.
Reports that Micheál Martin was attending his daughter's wedding during protests against Gardaí have been debunked; he was in government buildings but had attended a niece's wedding reception.
Security being tightened for Taoiseach and Ministers amid concerns around hardliners and far-right agitators
An Garda Síochána's counter-terror unit is investigating a bomb threat against a garda station, which warned of a detonation if officers used excessive force against fuel protesters.
A proposed 'national strike' in Ireland, despite calls from far-right groups and some protesters, failed to materialize into widespread action by Monday morning.
Cantopop star Hins Cheung announced he will serve as a mentor in a Security Bureau program aimed at rehabilitating former 2019 Hong Kong protesters.
Human rights groups report that Iran is increasing the pace of executions against political dissidents and anti-regime protesters who demonstrated in January. Activists are calling for an end to the killings as a condition for any peace negotiations.
Police in Dublin have removed fuel protesters from the city center as demonstrations over rising costs continue to cause disruption.
Live coverage of all today's developments after a garda operation cleared O'Connell Street in Dublin of fuel protesters, with a Cabinet meeting also due later.
London police have arrested 523 protesters following demonstrations against a ban on the Palestine Action group. The arrests occurred during a protest in the city.
Fuel protesters in Ireland have stood down their blockade in Rosslare, while Sinn Féin is set to introduce a confidence motion, and the Cabinet is scheduled to meet today to discuss various issues.
Several Iranians have reportedly been executed in recent weeks, with claims of protesters being beaten and subjected to mock executions, signaling a 'horrific warning signal' from the regime.
Measures under consideration are expected to be targeted at farmers, hauliers, fisheries and agribusiness
Hong Kong Cantopop singer Hins Cheung, known for supporting the city's social movements, will lead young people arrested during the 2019 anti-government protests on visits to mainland China.
Pedro Sanchez underlined the need for the European Union to play a more active and leading role on the international stage, not only militarily but also in terms of values.
Protesters gathered in Montreal to demonstrate against what they described as an 'unjust war,' though the specific conflict was not detailed.
Motorway protests in Ireland are causing economic chaos, leading to fuel panic-buying and forecourt shortages. The government has stated it will only announce support measures once blockades end, while protesters vow to continue until their demands are met, impacting services like the transfer of a healthy teenager to a Tusla site.
Police in Caracas, Venezuela, deployed tear gas against thousands of protesters who were marching towards the presidential palace to demand higher wages and pension increases.
Police deployed tear gas to disperse demonstrators gathered outside the Miraflores presidential palace in Caracas, Venezuela, who were demanding wage increases.
Fuel protests in Ireland have entered their third day, with blockades at fuel terminals intensifying and causing up to 40 forecourts in Munster to run out of fuel or close pumps. The Taoiseach has condemned the escalating nationwide demonstrations, particularly the blockade of a key refinery in Cork, describing it as 'national sabotage'.
‘The entire world holds its breath, wondering what's next going to come out of his mouth,’ the New York Democrat said
Hauliers, farmers and contractors protesting against the cost of fuel are continuing to cause disruption in the capital and across the country.
Demonstrations in Dublin against high fuel prices have led to significant disruptions, with the Dublin Fire Brigade appealing to protesters after experiencing delays in responding to emergencies.
The Bangladeshi parliament has passed the July Uprising Bill, which grants immunity to protesters involved in the uprising.
An American journalist, kidnapped in March in Iraq, has reportedly been released by a pro-Iranian group.
Convoys of vehicles caused significant hold-ups in multiple towns, cities, and motorways across Ireland as fuel price protesters demonstrated. Organizers have indicated plans for further action following the day of disruption.
Sofia University has rejected accusations of antisemitism, declaring itself the target of a "defamatory and discrediting campaign" and accusing the Israeli ambassador of "gross interference in academic autonomy."
Violence escalated in Manipur, India, with two protesters reportedly killed in CRPF firing. This incident occurred hours after the killing of two children, further heightening tensions in the region.
Hundreds of passengers and tourists were stranded as a protest sit-in by people affected by the Diamer-Bhasha Dam project continued, blocking the Karakoram Highway. Talks with the administration failed, and protesters refused to reopen the road.
Pákistán předložil USA a Íránu návrh na okamžité příměří včetně otevření Hormuzského průlivu klíčového pro dopravu ropy, poté by následovala jednání o trvalé dohodě.
Community groups have expressed concern over the intimidation of Hindu Canadians by pro-Khalistan elements, with local law enforcement preventing protesters from approaching temples in Brampton and Surrey.
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Energy Secretary Sharon Garin stated that Iran's agreement to grant safe passage for Philippine-bound energy supplies through the Strait of Hormuz is a government 'risk management' strategy to secure the country's oil supply.
Iran has executed two members of a banned opposition group, days after a co-defendant's hanging, raising significant human rights concerns internationally.
More than a thousand protesters gathered in Israel to demonstrate against the ongoing conflict with Iran and Hezbollah.
Protesters in Sunny Beach, Bulgaria, demanded strict punishment for those responsible for the death of a municipal official, who was beaten to death following a dispute between two companies in a restaurant on March 29.
A group of protesters attacked Prince Andrew at his new residence in Sandringham while he was visiting the property.
A leading economist has recommended a temporary highway speed limit due to rising fuel costs amid the Iran war. Meanwhile, protesters are gearing up for annual Easter peace marches. DW has the latest.
Protesters have occupied a rare bookshop in London owned by the Duke of Devonshire, escalating a dispute over a 900% rent increase for sheep farmers on his Waterford estate.
Protesters have gathered outside Government House in Bangkok, Thailand, demonstrating against the sharp increase in fuel prices and the rising cost of living.
Police in the Gambia used tear gas and water cannons to disperse a rally where protesters were demanding the release of two siblings who had been rearrested.
The Punjab-Himachal border blockade has been called off following assurances of talks, though protesters warn of escalation if their demands are ignored. This development follows Punjab's warning to Himachal Pradesh regarding the imposition of entry fees for vehicles.
Police in Australia have concluded that neo-Nazi protesters gathered outside parliament did not incite racial hatred.
Columnist Chris Selley has criticized Mark Carney, suggesting he is 'channelling' Prime Minister Justin Trudeau after both insulted Grassy Narrows protesters. Selley labels Carney's actions as 'political malpractice' at the very least.
Viktor Orbán's campaign rallies have been marked by intense standoffs between protesters and organized teams, creating scenes charged with extreme tension and highlighting deep divisions among Hungarian voters ahead of the elections.
Protesters involved in the January 6 Capitol attack are seeking millions of dollars in court for alleged 'physical and emotional injuries' sustained during the event.
Deputies in Placer County are seeking witnesses after a BB gun was reportedly fired at 'No Kings' protesters, indicating a specific incident of violence targeting the movement.
Hungarian police are investigating group hooliganism following altercations and scuffles that broke out at an Orbán forum in Pécel between counter-protesters and black-clad figures.
Students from blocked higher education institutions in Serbia have announced that legal proceedings will be initiated tomorrow due to alleged electoral irregularities, calling for accountability from those involved in pressures and attacks on citizens.
In Mozambique, 43 former Renamo guerrillas and 27 ex-protesters from the last elections have surrendered to authorities, according to the Tete Government.
Gremsberger Bertalan, a figure frequently seen at campaign events, was identified as one of the leaders of a black-jacketed group targeting counter-protesters at an Orbán rally in Békéscsaba, Hungary.
A commentary piece reflects on Canada's history of law enforcement being hesitant to confront determined protesters, labeling it a "long, sad history of non-policing police."
Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthi rebels have claimed two attacks against Israel within 24 hours and vowed to continue military operations in the coming days, prompting warnings to shipping in the Red Sea region from Operation ASPIDES.
Organized by hundreds of groups, the Together Alliance event was billed as the biggest march in UK history to counter the far right. London's Metropolitan Police provided a 'rough estimate of around 50,000 people' in attendance.
Police conducted searches on Friday at the homes of a woman and a man who participated in a protest against CPAC Hungary, questioning them as suspects.
Individuals from the Fidesz party, including a former combat athlete, a ministerial commissioner, and a reality TV star, have been identified for intimidating protesters demonstrating against Prime Minister Orbán.
Venezuelans reportedly clashed with pro-Chavismo protesters outside a Manhattan courthouse during a hearing involving Nicolás Maduro, with an observer detailing the scene.
US President Donald Trump has extended the pause on military strikes against Iran's energy infrastructure until April 6, citing positive negotiation progress. This decision, amid renewed Mideast tensions, has caused global markets to react, with oil prices falling and Seoul and Tokyo stocks opening sharply lower.
An explosive device was thrown at 500 protesters during a "March for Life" in Lisbon, leading to widespread condemnation but dividing left and right-wing parties on whether to classify the attack as a "terrorist act."
Protesters stormed the national secretariat of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Abuja, demanding clarification regarding allegations of N100 million disbursed in connection with the recent Federal Capital Territory (FCT) election.
The Sierra Leone-flagged oil tanker Altura, carrying Russian oil and subject to sanctions, was attacked by a drone in the Black Sea near Turkey, marking one of several recent incidents involving sanctioned vessels in the region.
London's Met Police, in a U-turn, has stated that Palestine Action protesters will be arrested again, after previously easing arrests following a High Court ruling that the ban on the group was unlawful.
Questions have arisen regarding the disbursement of €150,000 raised on GoFundMe to support fuel protesters, as the money has yet to be paid out.
Reports indicate the Pentagon is preparing for potential military operations in Cuba, awaiting a direct order from President Trump. This development coincides with the US Senate's rejection of attempts to limit the President's war-making authority.
Citizens protesting in Ratina were reportedly sprayed with a powerful jet of water from a tanker, leading to injuries among the crowd. One woman was hospitalized following the incident, which occurred during a demonstration by landowners at a construction site.
US Vice President JD Vance was interrupted by protesters at the University of Georgia during a speech at a conservative gathering, who chanted slogans against American wars in the Middle East, mentioning genocide and the killing of children.
The Irish government successfully survived a vote of confidence in parliament, which was prompted by its handling of widespread fuel price protests across the country. The parliamentary challenge also saw a minister resign and the government's majority reduced.
Dozens of pro-Palestinian protesters were arrested in New York City during demonstrations against US arms sales to Israel and the ongoing conflict. Activists, including Chelsea Manning, called for an end to the Middle East war and urged the Senate to block further weapon sales.
Over 70 people protested in Latvia, demanding that the state compensate diabetes patients for the cost of glucose sensors. Demonstrators called for government support to make these essential medical devices more accessible.
A port boss was severely criticized by a minister for his family firm's support of fuel protesters who were blockading a critical infrastructure facility.
A monitor reports that Iran has sentenced four protesters to death in a case allegedly involving coerced confessions. The sentences raise concerns about human rights and judicial processes in the country.
Hundreds of protesters gathered in Paris to oppose a proposed law aimed at combating 'renewed forms' of anti-Semitism, which they argue is a 'liberty-killing' bill.
The Irish Government has trebled its aid package in an effort to quell public anger over the rising cost of fuel.
Protesters gathered outside US embassies globally, sending a unified message to Washington to maintain pressure on the Tehran regime rather than pursuing agreements.
Fifteen ultra-Orthodox protesters were arrested after attempting to block vehicles and chanting hateful slogans outside Tel Hashomer recruitment offices.
Garda operations have cleared fuel protest blockades in Dublin's O'Connell Street and are underway at Galway docks, as protesters continue demonstrations over the fuel crisis and the Cabinet prepares to meet.
The Irish government has announced €500 million in concessions to fuel protesters, including further cuts to excise duty and a delayed carbon tax rise, leading to the standing down of blockades. Meanwhile, Sinn Féin plans to bring a confidence motion.
Units of the Irish Defence Forces have been deployed at the Whitegate refinery, where a public order unit reportedly used pepper spray during an incident. New details are emerging regarding government supports related to the situation.
Police intervened at a Fidesz event in Hungary, where a banner was reportedly torn from protesters' hands, leading to four individuals being identified.
Protesters have been blocking the road to Rosslare Europort since Thursday, using lorries and tractors to prevent freight traffic while allowing passengers to pass through.
Retailers are warning that continued fuel protests could lead to shortages of essential goods and fuel supply. This disruption may also result in increased inflation and food scarcity.
A gathering of Iranians in Paris featured a powerful photograph of a protester holding the Iranian flag, with reports condemning the government's actions and accusing it of mass murder.
Dozens of officers from Cork, Kerry and Limerick arrived in the village of Whitegate but the impasse remained
The fuel protests have shown us two things that have heightened the tension behind the issues.
Venezuelan police have blocked protesters who were demanding higher wages and pensions. The demonstrations highlight ongoing economic hardship and public discontent in the country.
Serbian Prime Minister Djuro Macut visited a police unit that has been accused of mistreating student protesters. The unit was involved in breaking up protests under the command of an officer who was reportedly implicated in the incidents.
Σε μια περίοδο έντονων γεωπολιτικών εξελίξεων, ο Πρωθυπουργός Κυριάκος Μητσοτάκης παραχώρησε συνέντευξη στο CNN και τη δημοσιογράφο Κριστιάν Αμανπούρ, όπου τοποθετήθηκε για την εκεχειρία στη Μέση…
A fragile two-week ceasefire between the US and Iran is facing significant challenges, primarily due to ongoing Israeli strikes in Lebanon, which Iran argues are a violation of the truce. Disagreements over whether Lebanon was included in the ceasefire terms have led to confusion and threats of withdrawal, while US President Trump has also used the situation to criticize NATO allies for their perceived lack of support.
Hauliers, farmers, and contractors are protesting the cost of fuel, leading to disruptions and blockades on the M50 motorway and other areas across Ireland.
Governor Hochul abruptly ended a press conference after being heckled by chants of 'Tax the Rich' from protesters.
Democratic Party MP Belind Këlliçi accused police in Lezhë of escorting two citizens known for their anti-government views, allegedly to prevent them from protesting against Prime Minister Rama.
Anti-mining tribal protesters in Odisha, India, clashed with police, resulting in injuries to 58 police officers and 12 protesters. The confrontation involved axe-wielding tribals opposing mining activities.
Fuel protesters in Ireland, organized through a TikTok account, have escalated their actions by turning O'Connell Street into a car park as part of a growing national movement.
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Protesters briefly interrupted a keynote address by Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chief commissioner Tan Sri Azam Baki at the World Trade Centre in Kuala Lumpur.
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US president says Washington armed Kurdish Iranian opposition groups during the January demonstrations.
Američki predsjednik Donald Trump izdao je novi ultimatum Iranu za otvaranje Hormuškog moreuza, a ono što je zanimljivo i ovaj se razlikuje od svih prethodnih ultimatuma koje je američki predsjednik…
UK police arrested seven activists protesting near an RAF base, which they allege is used as a departure point for US aircraft.
More than a thousand protesters gathered in Israel to demonstrate against the prospect of war with Iran and Hezbollah, expressing their opposition to further conflict.
Several vessels have passed through the Strait of Hormuz in recent days after reaching agreements with Iran. A Swedish shipping company, Stena Bulk, with ships in the Persian Gulf, remains cautious.
The Cuban government has commenced the release of more than 2,000 prisoners, an initiative announced earlier this week.
New details have surfaced about an associate of Fidesz party director Kubatov, who is reportedly known for harassing counter-protesters and journalists at government party campaign rallies. The individual jokingly refers to Kubatov's team as 'mini Hollywood.'
Georgia's Public Defender has stated that police officers have not faced prosecution for abusing protesters, even in cases where their faces were uncovered.
Protesters demonstrating against the alleged murder of an activist in Bissau were dispersed by authorities, highlighting ongoing tensions and calls for justice in the city.
First Nations protesters have blocked access to Highway 4 in Potlotek and one lane of Highway 102 near the Sipekne'katik First Nation, as tensions escalate following cannabis raids.
The Supreme Court has taken serious note of an incident in Malda, India, where protesters angered by voter list removals gheraoed judicial officers for hours, issuing show-cause notices to West Bengal's chief secretary and DGP.
The Rector of the University of Belgrade addressed protesters outside the Rectorate building while a search was underway inside, with multiple clashes occurring between police and demonstrators who gathered due to the police search of the Rector.
Стотици сръбски студенти се сблъскаха с полицията във вторник по време на протест срещу полицейско претърсване на помещения на Белградския университет, което разпали напрежението между властите и…
UN envoy Francesca Albanese faced confrontations from pro-Israeli protesters accusing her of supporting Hamas during her visit to Germany, where an Israeli speaker at an event with Albanese was also reportedly booed.
Tensions ran high in central Belgrade on Tuesday following a police raid on the Belgrade University Rector’s offices.
Japanese protesters have been observed chanting apologies to China, as reported by China Daily.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's rainy forum in Szolnok was attended by only a few protesters, while his wife, Lévai Anikó, listened from the front row, and Pócs János made comments regarding Magyar Péter's consensual sexual relationships.
Protesters in South Africa have reportedly burned vehicles and buildings in response to the installation of a Nigerian king, sparking unrest.
Legal proceedings have been initiated for group hooliganism following a scuffle that occurred during a speech by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in Pécel, where a group in black clothing reportedly tried to prevent protesters from raising a banner.
Protesters in Nepal have taken to the streets to demand the release of the country's detained former Prime Minister.
Millions have joined 'No Kings' rallies across the US and in Europe to protest against US President Donald Trump, with recent demonstrations bringing thousands downtown in South Bend and nearly 100,000 turning out in San Diego County. Large crowds have continued to gather in cities across the US for the third iteration of these rallies, highlighting ongoing tensions over immigration and government funding.
The Trump administration installed a replica of a Christopher Columbus statue near the White House, years after the original was dumped by protesters in 2020. A spokesman stated the move was about asserting the power to rewrite history.
Hungarian politician Ákos Hadházy reportedly identified an MMA fighter and soldier among a group intimidating anti-Orbán protesters, noting the individual had previously appeared at a protest against the Városliget reconstruction.
Reports indicate a shift in Trump's plans regarding the US-Israeli attack on Iran, which continues with Iranian responses, while critics label his involvement in "this war" as his "single dumbest" act since returning to the White House, impacting his political standing.
The third wave of 'No Kings' protests against Donald Trump has swept across over three thousand locations in the United States, with celebrities like Bruce Springsteen, Jane Fonda, and Joan Baez joining millions of demonstrators.
Nepal's former prime minister KP Sharma Oli has been arrested along with a former home minister over their alleged roles in a deadly protest crackdown that killed over 70 people, just a day after a new government was sworn in. Reports confirm at least 77 people were killed in the anti-corruption youth uprising.
During Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's campaign stop in Győr, counter-protesters were reportedly removed and confronted by Fidesz supporters and security personnel, with one person allegedly spat on.
Diesel protesters are creating significant traffic congestion in several parts of Norway, disrupting Easter holiday travel with 'slow-driving' actions.
An opinion piece discusses the nature of violence, asserting that it consistently originates from one side, referencing incidents involving Kamala Harris and climate protesters.
Student protesters in Belgrade called on citizens to participate in local elections across ten municipalities in Serbia this Sunday.
Protesters gathered at the ADC secretariat in Abuja, demanding answers regarding an alleged ₦100 million disbursement intended for the FCT election.
Russia has announced that participants in protests against widespread internet blocking will be detained, as public discontent over the issue grows.