Protests and attacks on American brands in Iraq

Iraqi security forces fired on protesters outside a KFC restaurant in Baghdad, leading to arrests and injuries. Iran-backed Shiite militias are behind the attacks on American brand names like KFC. The Iraqi government is trying to attract international brands, while militias aim to punish Western companies for supporting Israel.

Anti-Israel Protesters Set Fire to KFC in Pakistan

Over 50 arrests were made after anti-Israel protesters set fire to a KFC restaurant in Mirpur, Pakistan, mistaking it for selling Israeli products. The protest turned violent, with vandalism and looting reported. Police arrested some individuals linked to a radical political party, Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP).

Unconventional KFC Building in Los Angeles

A unique Kentucky Fried Chicken building in Los Angeles, known for its unconventional design, was the brainchild of a KFC franchise owner and architects who drew inspiration from Googie and constructivism architectural styles. The building, opened in 1990 and still standing today, has become a local landmark despite mixed opinions.

Closure of KFC Restaurants in Chicago's South Side

Three KFC restaurants abruptly shut down in Chicago's South Side, causing concern among residents and local officials. The closure is seen as a sign of urban blight and a worsening standard of living in the area.