Berlin police removed posters featuring images of Palestinian women prisoners from a protest truck participating in a Gaza solidarity rally. Law enforcement stated that the displayed materials may violate existing regulations and demanded their removal.
A large demonstration in support of Palestine took place in central Berlin. According to organizers, thousands of people filled the streets chanting “Free, free Palestine” and “Stop the genocide.” Participants carried Palestinian flags and banners calling for an end to military operations in the Gaza Strip and the lifting of the blockade on the region.
In Manchester, UK, new solidarity rallies were held in support of the Palestinian people. Hundreds of residents took to the streets carrying Palestinian flags and posters calling for an end to aggression against Gaza’s civilians. Participants demanded an immediate ceasefire and condemned the actions of the Zionist regime.
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).
A “Poland for Peace” march took place in the city of Rzeszów. Organizers stated that, contrary to official rhetoric, most Poles oppose military escalation and are calling for peace.
A protest took place in London against the visit of the president of the Zionist regime, Yitzhak Herzog. Participants condemned his arrival and demanded accountability for war crimes and genocide in Gaza.
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.
US President Donald Trump announced that no ban will be imposed on protests in support of Palestine during the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States. The statement was made at a joint press conference with FIFA President Gianni Infantino.
Demonstrations took place in Boston and other cities opposing Trump’s policies and Musk’s initiatives. All 50 states participated.
Mass anti-war demonstrations were held in Rome and Genoa. Protesters demand funds be redirected to healthcare instead of rearmament.
Domestic protests, power struggles, and foreign geopolitical challenges have placed Turkey on the brink of serious change and potential international isolation.
Vandalism against Tesla has spread across seven U.S. states. Sales are down, and Musk pleads for people to stop burning his cars.
Following the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Imamoglu, Kazakh citizens are urged to avoid mass gatherings and observe safety measures.
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.
In front of the Georgian Parliament, protesters burned a coffin containing an effigy of Bidzina Ivanishvili, the founder of the ruling party "Georgian Dream." The demonstration symbolized public dissatisfaction with the government’s policies and has sparked significant public reaction.
Түркияда ондаған қаланы қамтыған ауқымды наразылықтар жалғасуда.
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