Repeal of the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act

Rep. Chip Roy and Sen. Mike Lee introduced a bill in 2023 to repeal the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act, which they believe has been weaponized by the Biden administration against pro-life activists. The DOJ has used the FACE Act to prosecute more pro-life activists than pro-abortion activists, leading to concerns about free speech and life protections. The data shows a significant imbalance in the prosecution of cases under the FACE Act, with the Biden administration accounting for a large portion of these cases.

Protests in Israel following the death of six hostages held by Hamas

Protests in Israel demand a ceasefire deal with Hamas after the death of six hostages. No agreement has been reached yet.

Political Crisis in Venezuela

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado vows to keep pressure on President Nicolás Maduro to leave office in January. She urges international community to recognize her faction's presidential candidate as election winner and hold government officials accountable for abuses. Recent events include arrest warrant for opposition diplomat, protests, and international condemnation of Maduro's actions.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Faces Protests and Criticism Over Cease-Fire Talks

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces protests and criticism for his controversial demand in cease-fire talks following the killings of six hostages in Hamas captivity, threatening progress in negotiations. Leaders across the Middle East express anger and opposition to Netanyahu's stance.

Violence during Bangladesh anti-government protests

Violence erupted in Bangladesh during anti-government protests, resulting in over 1,000 deaths and 400 students losing their eyesight. The protests were initially against public sector job quotas but escalated into an uprising against Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who later resigned and fled the country.

Challenges faced by international film journalists at the Venice Film Festival

International film journalists attending the star-studded Venice Film Festival are being shut out of interviews with A-listers, leading to complaints and protests. Studios and PR agents are blocking access to stars for press interviews, leaving journalists with limited opportunities to cover the event.

Venezuelan Election Crisis and Russian Intervention

Venezuelan President Maduro's claimed victory in a rigged election has led to widespread protests and arrests. Russia has sent its Baltic Fleet to support Maduro, causing concern in the U.S. and Europe. The U.S. and EU reject Maduro's victory and support his opposition leader. Mediation attempts have failed, and Maduro continues his crackdown with Putin's assistance.

Rise of Antisemitism on College Campuses

Pro-Palestinian students targeted the Jewish student center at Baruch College in New York City, displaying anti-Semitic rhetoric and symbols. Antisemitism is on the rise on college campuses this fall.

College Students and Protests Over Israel's War in Gaza

College students return to campuses amidst concerns about potential protests related to Israel's war in Gaza. University leaders implement new rules to manage protests and counterprotests, sparking mixed reactions from students and faculty.

Protests in Kolkata Over Rape and Murder of Doctor

Protesters in Kolkata demand resignation of state minister following gruesome rape and murder of a trainee doctor. Police use tear gas and water cannon to disperse protesters. Nationwide outrage over the incident. Junior doctors protest for justice and women's safety at hospitals.

Protests in Chicago during the Democratic National Convention

Protests continue in Chicago during the Democratic National Convention, with ongoing issues in commenting.

Protests at the Democratic National Convention and disruption of Stephen Colbert's show by anti-Israel activists

Anti-Israel protestors disrupted Stephen Colbert's live CBS broadcast during an interview with Nancy Pelosi, leading to a halt in the interview. Chaos at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago due to protests against Israel and Kamala Harris. Mainstream media downplaying protests. Democrat leaders trying to appease woke progressives but facing resistance. Kamala Harris scolded protestors in Michigan.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer's speech at the Democratic National Convention

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer condemns antisemitism during DNC speech while anti-Israel agitators rage outside, leading to arrests. Schumer criticizes former President Trump for spreading antisemitic stereotypes and fueling Islamophobia. Pro-Hamas demonstrators burn American flag outside Israeli consulate in Chicago.

Democratic National Convention Endorsement of Kamala Harris

Former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama endorse Kamala Harris for president at the Democratic National Convention, criticizing Trump's leadership and praising Joe Biden. Harris pledges to defend abortion rights and faces challenges in winning over conservative voters. The convention is overshadowed by protests against U.S. support for Israel's war in Gaza.

Critique of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago

Former Chief of Detectives Gene Roy criticizes the Democratic National Convention in Chicago for overshadowing the city's violence and policy failures, highlighting a recent tragic incident involving a 7-year-old boy. He compares the convention to medieval royalty protected by a castle, emphasizing the disconnect between politicians and reality.

Protests at the Democratic National Convention over the War in Gaza

Protests outside the Democratic National Convention in Chicago are centered around the war in Gaza, with demonstrators urging the Biden-Harris administration to take action. Protesters feel Democrats hold more responsibility for the conflict than Republicans currently. The demonstrations are also addressing various other issues like reproductive rights, climate change, and immigrant rights.

Late-night host Stephen Colbert's coverage of the Democratic National Convention

Stephen Colbert served as a DNC cheerleader during his late-night show, making harmless jokes about the Democratic National Convention and avoiding any controversial topics or guests.

Department of Justice certifies Trump's actions related to George Floyd protests

DOJ certifies Trump acted within scope of office when ordering National Guard to disperse rioters near White House following George Floyd's death. Department will be responsible for any liabilities found against him.

Pro-Palestinian protests outside the Democratic National Convention

Pro-Palestinian protests outside the DNC in Chicago were deemed “mostly peaceful” despite some arrests. Demonstrators chanted, broke fencing, but the first major protest of the DNC stayed mostly peaceful.

Impact of Mass Tourism on Barcelona

The article discusses the negative impacts of mass tourism on Barcelona, particularly focusing on the Carmel Bunkers, housing shortages, rising prices, and cultural displacement. Residents are frustrated with the noise, litter, and disruption caused by tourists, leading to protests and calls for stricter regulations. The city is struggling to find a balance between economic benefits and preserving local culture.

Chicago Police Performance During Protests

Protests in Chicago serve as a test for the police force which has been under pressure to reform in recent years. The article discusses their performance on the first day of the convention.

Safety of Doctors in India

India's Supreme Court orders the formation of a national task force of doctors to improve workplace safety after the rape and murder of a trainee doctor in Kolkata, leading to nationwide protests.

Protests against Democrats' support for the Israeli military in Chicago during the Democratic National Convention

Organizers are coordinating protests against Democrats' support for the Israeli military in Chicago during the Democratic National Convention, with agitators from around the country expected to attend. Security experts warn of potential clashes with police and chaos reminiscent of the 1968 DNC riots.

Events in Charlottesville and President Biden's Response

President Biden details why events in Charlottesville inspired him to run for 2020 presidential election during DNC speech, referencing debunked claim about Trump's remarks on neo-Nazis. Snopes debunked the claim that Trump called neo-Nazis 'very fine people.'

Security measures for the 2024 Democratic National Convention in Chicago

Preview of security measures in place for the 2024 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, referencing historical events from the 1968 convention marred by protests against the Vietnam War.

Contrasting Democratic and Republican National Conventions

Comparison between the Democratic National Convention and the Republican National Convention reveals differences in atmosphere and control over voters. Anti-Israel protests at DNC. Kamala Harris' rise to candidacy and concerns about lack of voter involvement. Democrats' top-down approach versus Republicans' grassroots populism.

Law Enforcement Training for DNC in Chicago

Law enforcement in Chicago is training for worst-case scenarios at the DNC, preparing for potential clashes with protesters similar to events in 1968 and recent protests on college campuses.

Response to Riots in Minneapolis After George Floyd's Killing

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz faced criticism for his response to riots in Minneapolis after the killing of George Floyd. Critics, including former President Donald Trump, claim he allowed rioters to burn down the city. However, Walz eventually activated the Minnesota National Guard to help control the situation. Despite initial delays, an independent review found that inexperienced city officials contributed to the delayed deployment. Trump, who publicly criticized Walz, privately praised his response to the protests.

Doctors' Strike in India After Trainee Doctor is Raped and Killed

Doctors in India go on strike demanding better healthcare worker protections after a female student doctor was raped and murdered at a government-run hospital. The strike led to federal investigators arriving in Kolkata. The incident highlights the long struggle to tackle violence against women in India.

Violent Protests and Ouster of Former Prime Minister in Bangladesh

Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina called for an investigation into the killings during violent protests that led to her ouster in Bangladesh. More than 300 people were killed in the unrest. Police have launched murder investigations involving her and other government officials.

Campus Protests Against Israel's War in Gaza

Jewish organizations at US universities are concerned about potential campus protests against Israel's war in Gaza as the academic year nears, with universities taking measures to deter protests while pro-Palestinian students plan to keep the momentum alive through various actions.

Bangladesh Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Denies Responsibility for Protest Deaths

Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina denies responsibility for deaths during protests that led to her ouster, facing murder investigation and legal cases. Student-led movement began against job quotas for war veterans' descendants, turning violent with dozens killed. Hasina blames protest deaths on 'vandalism, arson, and violence' instigated by students. She demands proper investigation and punishment for culprits.

Protests in the U.S. Supporting Hamas

Since the Oct. 7 Hamas terrorist attack on Israel, there have been protests in the U.S. supporting Hamas. Republicans want to deport pro-Hamas radicals, but civil rights groups argue that U.S. citizens have the right to express their views. Some foreign students have faced consequences for participating in protests. Trump and GOP leaders want the Biden administration to enforce immigration laws against those who support terrorist organizations.

Israel-Hamas Conflict on College Campuses

College campuses are preparing for potential unrest over the Israel-Hamas war, with student organizers, counter-protesters, and administrators rethinking tactics. The summer is being used to plan activism strategies for the upcoming fall semester.

Anti-Israel Protests in the U.S.

Anti-Israel demonstrators gather in Washington, D.C. and are planning large protests at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Anti-Israel protests have been taking place across the U.S. amid the Israel-Hamas war.

Democratic National Convention 2024 and Political Developments

The Democratic Party's national nominating convention is set to begin with key figures speaking, including President Biden, former Presidents Obama and Clinton, and Vice President Kamala Harris. Demonstrators are planning to protest the Biden-Harris administration's support for Israel in the ongoing conflict with Hamas. Vice President Harris has seen a surge in fundraising after replacing Biden as the party's 2024 ticket, and she will address the convention alongside her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz.

Protests against Lithium Mining in Serbia

Serbia's president accuses demonstrators opposing lithium mining project of being part of Western-backed 'hybrid' warfare against his government. Tens of thousands protested in Belgrade, blocking railway and road traffic. Government vows legal action against protesters.

Anti-Mass Migration Riots in the UK

69-year-old retired widower sentenced to 32 months in prison for involvement in anti-mass migration riots in the UK. He pleaded guilty to violent disorder and possession of an offensive weapon. His barrister argued against imprisonment, citing his age and character.

Police Officer Injured in Ferguson Protest

A police officer in Ferguson, Missouri, is fighting for his life after being critically injured in an assault outside the city's police station during protests on the 10th anniversary of the fatal shooting of Michael Brown.

Ferguson, MO and Michael Brown Killing Aftermath

The police killing of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo., a decade ago led to violent protests that left many businesses destroyed. Efforts to revitalize the area since then have yielded mixed results.

Vandalism at Columbia University COO's Apartment Building

The Brooklyn, New York, apartment building of Columbia University’s chief operating officer was vandalized with red paint and crickets by a group of individuals related to protests against the Israel-Hamas war. The vandalism included threats and criticism against the COO.

Unity March Commemorating Michael Brown Jr.'s Police Killing

A unity march commemorating a decade after Michael Brown Jr.'s police killing in Ferguson, led by his father Michael Brown Sr., with community activists calling for justice against police brutality and supporting Black communities.

Impact of Michael Brown's Death in Ferguson

Ten years after the death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, prompted nationwide protests and a White House report on American policing, the question remains: how much has changed since then?

Economic Despair in Argentina

Amid rising joblessness and economic despair in Argentina, citizens turn to the patron saint of bread and work for help. President Javier Milei's austerity program has worsened the situation, leading to protests and layoffs.

Left-wing activist rally turning violent in London

Left-wing activist rally in London turns violent as a Labour Party politician calls for the killing of political opponents. The activist has been suspended by the party. Protests and riots erupt across England in response to recent events, leading to criticism of the government's handling of the situation.

Immigration as a Top Political Priority in Britain

Polling shows immigration has become the top political priority in Britain following a mass stabbing incident involving children. Concerns about immigration and crime have risen significantly, with a majority of the public linking migration to increased crime rates.

Political Turmoil in Bangladesh

Nobel Peace laureate Muhammad Yunus returns to Bangladesh to lead interim government after protests force Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to resign and flee to India. Yunus aims to hold elections for new leader and restore peace in the country.

Criticism of Gov. Tim Walz's Handling of Protests

GOP critics are criticizing VP candidate Kamala Harris's choice of Gov. Tim Walz as her running mate due to his handling of the protests following George Floyd's murder in 2020. However, former President Trump initially supported Walz's actions and praised his leadership in a phone call with governors. Critics accuse Walz of stalling the mobilization of the National Guard, leading to property damage and deaths.

Arms Embargo Discussion with Israel

Vice President Kamala Harris is open to discussing an arms embargo against Israel in exchange for the support of Muslim and Arab voters in Michigan, leading to protests and controversy within the Democratic Party.

Muhammad Yunus to Become Interim Leader of Bangladesh

Muhammad Yunus is set to return to Dhaka as Bangladesh's interim leader after former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned amidst protests. Yunus' temporary leadership is seen as a potential stabilizing force for the country.

Communal Atrocities in Bangladesh Following Prime Minister's Resignation

Hundreds of Hindu homes, businesses, and temples have been vandalized in Bangladesh since Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and fled the country after protests. Indian intelligence officials believe China and Pakistan orchestrated the protests to install a government more favorable to China. The situation has led to communal atrocities against the Hindu minority in Bangladesh.

Political Unrest in Venezuela

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro accuses 'Zionists' of orchestrating civil unrest after disputed elections, US envoy condemns allegations as absurd and antisemitic. Protesters dispute Maduro's victory claims and call for their votes to be counted. Attorney-General opens criminal investigation into opposition candidates for inciting disobedience.

Ban on Masks at Protests in Ireland Amid Anti-Mass Migration Actions

The left-wing government of Ireland is planning to ban masks at protests due to rising anti-mass migration actions. The government is also increasing riot police gear and vehicles in response to violence related to mass migration issues in the country.

Public Opinion on Government Response to Unrest in England

Polling finds that a plurality of Britons think the Prime Minister is handling the unrest in England badly, and a majority believe the political class as a whole is failing. Public opinion on government response to protests, demonstrations, and riots is low amidst confrontations between ethnic groups. Majority happy to see government use water cannon against rioters and deploy the army.

Consequences of America's Crime Surge and Defund Police Movement Post George Floyd's Murder

The article discusses the consequences of America's crime surge and the defund police movement following George Floyd's murder, focusing on Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz's role in the debate over policing and crime in the United States.

Political Unrest in Bangladesh

Bangladesh prime minister flees the country as anti-government protests turn violent, sparking dramatic change in government.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz selected as running mate by Vice President Kamala Harris

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has been chosen by Vice President Kamala Harris as her running mate. Walz has supported progressive policies, worked with a divided government, and faced criticism for his handling of protests and riots in Minnesota.

Nassau County Criminalizing Face Masks

Nassau County in New York criminalizes wearing face masks in public places, with exemptions for health, religious, or cultural reasons. The bill aims to prevent violent protesters from hiding their identity. Supporters say it promotes safety, while critics argue it infringes on First Amendment rights.

Bangladesh Parliament Dissolved and Interim Government Led by Muhammad Yunus

Bangladesh's Parliament has been dissolved, paving the way for an interim government led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus after weeks of student-led protests against Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's government. The protests resulted in hundreds of deaths and escalated into widespread unrest across the country.

Far-right manipulation of tragic events in Southport

Far-right groups manipulate tragic stabbing spree in Southport to stage violent demonstrations spreading anti-Muslim and Islamophobic narratives, leading to riots across the UK.

Protests in Venezuela against President Maduro

Widespread protests in Venezuela against President Maduro's claim of reelection, leading to thousands being arrested.

Venezuelan Opposition Leaders Investigated

Venezuela's attorney general announced a criminal investigation into President Maduro's opponents for calling on the armed forces to stop supporting him and to stop repressing demonstrators. The opposition claims to have won the election but Maduro was declared the winner. The situation has led to arrests, deaths, and threats against the opposition leaders.

Protests in Bangladesh over Job Quotas

Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina stepped down after protests over controversial job quotas, leading to an interim government being formed by the army chief. Criticisms against Hasina include election manipulation and persecution of political opponents.

Political Crisis in Bangladesh

Former prime minister of Bangladesh fled the country as protests escalated over violent crackdowns against students. Army chief announced the formation of an interim government. Thousands of protesters demanded reduction of civil service job quotas and ousting of the prime minister. Deadly protests led to resignation of the prime minister and a significant turning point in the country's politics.

Bangladesh Prime Minister Flees Amid Protests

NPR interviews Shahidul Alam, a photojournalist, writer, and activist based in Dhaka, about the longtime prime minister of Bangladesh fleeing amid protests.

Resignation of Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina

Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and fled to India after weeks of deadly protests. Protesters stormed the prime minister's official residence in the capital Dhaka.

U.K. Riots After Stabbing Deaths

Riots in the U.K. following the stabbing deaths of three young girls have sparked chaos and violence across the country, leading to injuries and arrests. The Prime Minister vows to crack down on the unrest and misinformation spreading on social media.

Establishment of 'Standing Army' to Crush Riots in the UK

Sir Keir Starmer announces the establishment of a 'standing army' to crush riots, Prime Minister appears unsure in a crisis meeting, historical context of standing armies in England explained, focus on swift prosecution of rioters and police response to different communities questioned.

Financial Markets, Sports, Politics

Dow plunges over 1,000 points in global sell-off while Simone Biles wins silver in final event of Paris Games. Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigns following clashes with police.

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's Response to Election Protests

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is facing protests and opposition after a contentious election. He has responded with a crackdown, arrests, and threats against opponents. The situation is leading to economic uncertainty and potential international intervention.

Resignation of Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina

Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned following violent protests against her government, resulting in nearly 300 deaths and widespread unrest.

Resignation of Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina

Bangladesh's longest-serving Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and left the country following protests demanding her resignation due to alleged autocratic rule. The army chief announced the formation of an interim government.

Protests in Bangladesh

Protests in Bangladesh led to scores of deaths over the weekend, discussed by Bangladeshi politics expert Ali Riaz in an interview with NPR's Leila Fadel.

Resignation of Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Amidst Protests

Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned after 15 years in power amidst protests and violence. The military promised to seek the president's guidance on forming an interim government and investigate deadly crackdowns. The protests began over a quota system for government jobs but escalated into calls for Hasina to step down due to government's violent response.

Far-Right Protests and Riots in the U.K.

Far-right protesters clash with police outside a Holiday Inn Express in the U.K., triggering widespread riots fueled by anti-immigration and Islamophobic sentiments. The protests followed a deadly stabbing spree that killed three young girls at a dance and yoga class, leading to arrests, injuries, and property damage.

Resignation of Bangladesh's Prime Minister

Bangladesh's longest-serving Prime Minister resigns and flees the country after violent clashes between student protesters and police in the capital Dhaka.

Anti-Government Protests in Bangladesh

Anti-government protests in Bangladesh lead to nearly 100 deaths as demonstrators demand Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's resignation. The government imposes curfew, cuts off mobile internet, and arrests thousands to quell the unrest.

Violent Protests in Bangladesh

At least 27 people were killed and many injured in clashes in Bangladesh as protesters call for Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to resign. The government declared a curfew and shut down internet services. Critics accuse the government of using excessive force.

Far-right, anti-immigration demonstrations turn violent in the United Kingdom

Far-right, anti-immigration demonstrations in the United Kingdom turned violent in seven cities, fueled by conspiracy theories spread on social media. Police arrested at least 100 people and clashes erupted with protesters and asylum-seekers. The violence followed a week of riots after three girls were killed in a knife attack at a Taylor Swift-themed dance party, triggering online misinformation and far-right mobilization.

Venezuela Election Dispute

Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro claims victory in the election despite scarce proof, leading to ongoing protests.

Anti-Mass Migration Protests and Riots in the UK

British Prime Minister Sir Kier Starmer supports police in tackling extremists amid anti-mass migration protests and riots following a mass stabbing incident. The unrest has spread across the UK, leading to violent clashes and arrests. Critics question Starmer's response and call for addressing the root cause of anger, mass migration.

Contested Election Results in Venezuela

Thousands of Venezuelans marched over contested election results in Venezuela. President Maduro claimed victory with 51% of the vote, sparking fraud allegations and protests. Security forces cracked down on protesters, resulting in arrests and deaths. Some countries recognize opposition candidate Gonzalez as the winner, while others support Maduro.

UK Anti-Immigrant Protests and Far-Right Clashes

Protests involving far-right and anti-immigrant groups have erupted in towns across the UK following the Southport stabbings, leading to violent confrontations, arrests, and property damage. Police have been actively involved in controlling the situation.

Far-right Protests in the UK

Far-right protests and clashes with police erupt in the UK following disinformation about a mass stabbing. Violent incidents across England have led to arrests and heightened tensions within the Muslim community. Labour Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces a significant challenge in maintaining law and order.

Protests in Nigeria over Economic Crisis

Nigerians protest government economic policies causing inflation and hunger, at least 13 protesters died. High fuel prices, food costs, and electricity tariffs leading to worst economic crisis in decades. Similar protests in other African countries due to cost-of-living and debt crises, frustration with corruption, lack of prospects and jobs.

Facial Recognition Rollout in the UK

Prime Minister of the United Kingdom announces rollout of facial recognition technology in response to riots and protests, sparking concerns about encroaching surveillance state and threats to civil liberties. Critics argue that the focus on technology is a misguided approach to addressing underlying causes of violence and crime.

Venezuela Election Protests

Banned opposition leader in Venezuela, Maria Corina Machado, calls for protests to defend what her party sees as its rightful electoral victory. The US supports a transition of power from authoritarian President Nicolas Maduro to stand-in candidate Edmundo Gonzalez. Machado is in hiding and fearing for her life.

Biden Administration's Handling of Venezuela Crisis

Sen. Marco Rubio criticizes the Biden administration's handling of Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro, arguing that it has emboldened the regime. Anti-government protests have escalated following the disputed election results.

Disputed Venezuelan Presidential Election

Protesters gather in Venezuela after disputed election victory by President Maduro. Secretary of State Blinken claims opposition leader won. Calls for audit and peaceful transition of power.

Venezuelan Presidential Election

The Organization of American States failed to pass a resolution pressuring President Nicolás Maduro to present evidence of his legitimate victory in Venezuela's presidential election. The international community is divided over the election results, with some evidence suggesting the opposition candidate won. Ongoing diplomatic efforts are underway to address the situation and prevent further violence.

Pro-Hamas Demonstrations in Istanbul, Turkey

Thousands of demonstrators in Istanbul, Turkey, marched in support of Hamas and denounced the killing of their leader, Ismail Haniyeh, by waving photos of him, burning an Israeli flag, and making anti-Israel chants. The protests were coordinated through social media and included calls to ban American and Israeli forces from using a NATO radar station and Incirlik Air Base in Turkey. Some violence occurred in Batman province, with assaults on shops linked to the US and Israel.

Venezuelan Migration Crisis

Venezuelans are fleeing the country due to the economic crisis worsened by President Maduro's reelection. Deadly protests erupted after Maduro's victory, causing at least 16 deaths. Millions have left the country in the past decade, and more are expected to leave due to the political situation.

Protests against rising cost of living and bad governance in Nigeria

Thousands of protesters gather in Nigeria to protest against rising cost of living and bad governance, leading to economic crisis. Government's economic reforms worsened the situation. Demonstrators demand better governance and job opportunities.

UK Prime Minister's response to protests following mass stabbing of children

UK Prime Minister vows to come down on rioters protesting mass stabbing of children, judge names attack suspect Alex Rudakubana despite his age, protests turn to riots in various towns across England due to lack of information from authorities.

Clashes in London After Knife Attack

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer to meet with police leaders after clashes between protesters and police following the deaths of three young girls in a frenzied knife attack. The suspect is a 17-year-old male in police custody, and false information about his identity sparked violent protests.

Venezuela's Political Crisis and the Role of the Military

Venezuela's defense minister dismissed protests against Nicolás Maduro's victory as 'absurd' and 'improbable', highlighting the military's loyalty to the regime despite doubts about the election. The armed forces play a crucial role in determining power in the country.

Riots in Southport Following Mass Stabbing Incident

Riots broke out in Southport, England, following a mass stabbing incident by a migrant-heritage teen that left three children dead. The protests turned violent, resulting in injuries to police officers and property damage. The riots were condemned by political figures and the Prime Minister declared to bring down the full force of the law on those involved.

Antisemitic Protests at Paris Olympics

Antisemitic protesters chanted 'Heil Hitler' and made Nazi salutes at Israeli men's soccer team during Paris Olympics. Israeli team faced protests against Mali as well. French police investigate death threats to Israeli athletes. Israel's security is a top priority with 24-hour protection and cyber threats from Iran.

Venezuela's Presidential Election Chaos

The Carter Center criticizes Venezuela's presidential election, opposition claims victory, international pressure for transparency, protests, arrests, and tension escalating in Caracas.

Venezuelan Election Dispute

Venezuela's military chief claims coup amid protests following disputed election victory by President Maduro. Opposition leaders allege electoral fraud, leading to unrest and arrests. International criticism grows, calling for transparency and potential do-over election.