Mass protests took place in the Lebanese capital against a potential agreement to disarm Hezbollah. The situation demonstrates how sensitive the issue of the balance of power within the country remains.
Data on the number of people killed during protests in Iran, widely cited by Western media, are based on information from HRANA, a structure that presents itself as Iranian but in fact operates outside the country.
Reports of city seizures and the emergence of armed groups indicate that protests in Iran are moving beyond street actions and creating the risk of large-scale internal escalation.
A State Department statement issued in Persian became a direct signal of support for protests in Iran and marked Washington’s shift from observation to public involvement.
The address by Nicolás Maduro Guerra became the first public call for mass action after reports of the capture of the Venezuelan president and marked a shift toward street pressure and internal consolidation.
Mass demonstrations in Somali cities showed that Israel’s decision on Somaliland is perceived domestically as a threat to national unity and state sovereignty.
Street protests against inflation in Tehran and the resignation of the Central Bank head coincided with the emergence of public calls for demonstrations linked to Israeli intelligence.
The European cycling team Israel Premier Tech announced an urgent name change after months of pressure and mass protests caused by the team's association with the Zionist regime. The new brand NSN is registered in Switzerland and the team is preparing to compete without the previous political affiliation.
Mass protests took place in the capital of Montenegro, Podgorica, following an incident in which a Turkish citizen attacked a local resident. Dozens of activists gathered outside the government building, chanting slogans such as “Turks out!” and “Whoever doesn’t jump is a Turk” (ko ne skače, taj je Turčin).
From Lisbon to Ankara, mass protests erupted after the raid on the humanitarian flotilla “Sumud.” Demonstrators demand punishment for the Zionist regime over piracy in international waters.
Youth protests erupted in Morocco over government spending on stadiums and sports projects amid a shortage of investments in education and healthcare.
Pavel Durov stated that Telegram has become the main tool for coordinating protests in France. The demonstrations coincide with the change of the prime minister but are directed against President Macron’s economic policies.
During mass unrest in Kenya, a police officer shot a protester at close range. The situation in the country remains tense.
During protests against ICE immigration raids in Los Angeles, a photojournalist from the New York Post was injured by a rubber bullet to the head. The incident occurred during a police crackdown on demonstrators.
Aisultan Nazarbayev’s 2020 posts predicting Trump’s return and the fall of the U.S. are being revisited amid the country’s political crisis and growing social tension.
Protests broke out in Los Angeles following ICE raids. Trump deployed the National Guard without state approval. The city is witnessing clashes with police and migrant-led demonstrations.
Following the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Imamoglu, Kazakh citizens are urged to avoid mass gatherings and observe safety measures.
A massive protest is underway in Belgrade, with 500,000 people demanding the resignation of officials and action against corruption.
Protests against pension cuts continue in the capital of Argentina. Over 120 people have been detained, and 20 injured, including photographer Pablo Grijo, who is in critical condition.
Protests in Argentina, organized by trade unions, football fans, and public organizations, escalated into clashes with police in Buenos Aires.
During large feminist protests held on March 8 in Paris, clashes occurred between demonstrators and the police. Law enforcement officers used batons and tear gas to disperse participants who were disrupting public order.
Protests by supporters of former President Bashar al-Assad have erupted along the Syrian coast, spreading to Jableh, Tartus, Qardaha, and other cities in the Latakia and Tartus governorates. Initially peaceful demonstrations quickly escalated into armed clashes. Local residents supported the resistance and demanded that the new authorities leave the region.
U.S. President Donald Trump has announced plans to cut federal funding for all educational institutions that allow illegal protests and demonstrations.
Tens of thousands of Georgians have taken to the streets, demanding integration with the European Parliament and expressing discontent with the recent election results. Former President Salome Zourabichvili, 72, has refused to leave office and is calling for new parliamentary elections. Meanwhile, the prime minister has threatened her with criminal charges.
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