Kenya Parliament Protests

Protesters stormed Kenya's parliament opposing a new finance bill, resulting in a fire and violent clashes with police. Several people were killed and injured, and the government faced significant unrest.

Suspension of Voting Reforms in New Caledonia

French President Macron suspends voting reforms in New Caledonia after deadly unrest. The reforms, feared by Indigenous Kanak people, caused violence and a state of emergency. Both sides erected barricades. Macron suspended the constitutional bill to promote dialogue and order. A man died on June 11 during clashes with police. Curfew extended until June 17.

President Macron's Visit to Riot-Hit New Caledonia

President Macron arrives in riot-hit New Caledonia to show support and address deadly unrest. He aims to restore peace, calm, and security, and discuss economic reconstruction and political questions surrounding the future of New Caledonia.

Unrest in New Caledonia

Three people have been killed in unrest in New Caledonia following changes to voting rules, sparking rioting and violence. French and local leaders are calling for calm and dialogue amidst the ongoing crisis.

Columbia University commencement cancellation

Columbia University cancels main commencement ceremony, opting for smaller celebrations due to security concerns and campus unrest over Israel's war in Gaza. Seniors express disappointment and frustration over the decision.

Quran-burning event in Malmo, Sweden

Authorities in Malmo, Sweden, have granted permission for a Quran-burning event, leading to concerns of potential unrest and division within the community.

Anti-Israel Protests at Cal Poly Humboldt

California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt, had to change its commencement ceremony due to anti-Israel protests and unrest on campus. Police arrested dozens of protesters occupying academic buildings. The university announced a modified in-person commencement ceremony with additional details to follow.

Partners In Development's Medical Clinic in Haiti Amid Ongoing Unrest

Partners In Development runs a medical clinic in Port-au-Prince, Haiti amid ongoing unrest and violence caused by armed gangs battling police for control of the city. The clinic faces challenges in keeping stocked with supplies due to skyrocketing prices, forcing patients to seek treatment elsewhere or go without. Despite the difficulties, the clinic remains open, providing essential healthcare services to the community.

Senegal's Presidential Election

Senegal elects new president, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, a former tax inspector and political newcomer, who promises to fight corruption and reform the economy. Faye won the election after months of unrest and violence in the country.

Senegal's Parliamentary Brawl and Presidential Election Concession

A female lawmaker in Senegal's parliament was slapped, leading to a brawl. A former prime minister conceded the presidential election to the opposition candidate due to frustration among youth with high unemployment and concerns about governance. The election followed months of uncertainty and unrest after the president's attempt to postpone it. The vote was largely peaceful with a high turnout.

Evacuation of Americans from Haiti

U.S.-chartered helicopters are flying Americans out of Port-au-Prince due to the dire security situation caused by criminal gangs controlling the city. Nearly 1,600 U.S. citizens have registered for evacuation from Haiti.

Unrest in Haiti and American Evacuations

Unrest in Haiti leads to Americans seeking assistance due to gang uprisings in Port-au-Prince. State Department calls situation dire, with reports of violence and looting. Evacuation flights arranged for U.S. citizens stuck in Haiti.

Protests in Cuba

Protesters in Cuba took to the streets demanding power and food amidst blackouts and economic crisis. The government responded by blaming external forces for inciting unrest.

Royal Caribbean suspends visits to Labadee in Haiti

Royal Caribbean has suspended visits to its private destination of Labadee in Haiti due to continuing unrest in the country, following a recent prison break. The decision impacts current and upcoming sailings, with guests being notified of the changes.

Marines Deployed to Haiti to Protect American Embassy Amidst Political Unrest

A new team of Marines has been sent to Haiti to help protect the American Embassy amidst rising unrest and gang violence following the resignation of Haiti's prime minister. The U.S. military is also working with other countries to restore security in Haiti.

Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry to Resign

Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry to resign after creation of transitional presidential council due to surging unrest and violence by criminal gangs in Haiti's capital.

Unrest in Haiti and Pressure on Prime Minister

NPR's Ayesha Rascoe discusses unrest in Haiti and pressure on the prime minister to step down with Associated Press correspondent Dánica Coto.

Unrest in Haiti

Conditions deteriorate in Haiti with rioting and gangs controlling much of the capital, leading to pressure on the prime minister to resign. U.S. urges Americans to leave Haiti.