Polish President Appoints New Top Court Judges Despite Protests
Critics argue the reform, which came into effect in July, puts the judicial system under government control and so threatens ...
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Ordinary Argentinians to Pay the Price for Economic Crisis
The consequences of President Macri’s new austerity measures will be felt by a growingly frustrated Argentinian people.
Romania’s Anti-Corruption Protests: What International Media Miss
When talking about corruption in Romania, international media often paints a black and white picture of villain politicians and heroic ...
In Iraq, Old Grievances Fuel Deadly Protests
Just a few months after Prime Minister Abadi declared victory over ISIS, social grievances in Iraq have boiled over in ...
IMF Agrees to Restructure Agreement with Haiti Following Deadly Protests
Following a series of deadly protests over fuel prices, the International Monetary Fund has agreed to restructure conditions imposed on ...
Dozens of Palestinians Wounded by Gunfire in Gaza Border Protest
Dozens of Palestinians were wounded by gunfire on Friday as thousands demonstrated on the Gaza border for a sixth week ...
Armenia’s Sargsyan Quits as Prime Minister After Mass Protests
Armenia's Prime Minister Serzh Sargsyan resigned on Monday after mass protests against his election, seen as a blatant power grab ...
Armenia’s Youth Say ‘Enough’ as Sargsyan Extends His Rule
“Armenia without Serzh! Armenia without Serzh!” The chant echoes among the tens of thousands of Armenians who have occupied the ...
Chanting ‘Italians First’, Right-Wing Groups March Across Italy
Tens of thousands of people marched in rival far-right and anti-fascist demonstrations across Italy on Saturday, with isolated clashes erupting.
Protest in Hong Kong After Authorities Bar Activist From Elections
Protesters in Hong Kong gathered outside the government's headquarters Sunday evening after a leading pro-democracy activist was barred from upcoming ...
Sudan Frees AFP, Reuters Reporters Detained While Covering Protests
Journalists that were detained while covering last week's protests in Sudan have now been released and are safely with their ...
Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh Protest Repatriation Move
Hundreds of Rohingya refugees staged protests in Bangladesh on Friday against plans to send them back to their home state ...
Sudanese Police Beat Protesters Amid Rising Prices
Protests broke out in Sudan on Tuesday over soaring bread prices. A senior leader from the Communist Party, Siddig Yousif, ...
Tunisia President Discusses Reforms With Unions, Employers After Protests
Tunisian President Beji Caid Essebsi held talks with political parties, unions and employers to discuss means to overcome a week ...
Old Wounds Take Tunisians Back to Streets Again
While Tunisia’s Jasmine Revolution aimed to bring about greater economic improvement, life has actually deteriorated for Tunisians.
More Than 200 Arrested, Dozens Hurt in Tunisia Unrest
More than 200 people were arrested and dozens hurt during clashes in several parts of Tunisia, the interior ministry said ...
Trump’s Tweets in Support of Iranian Protests to Have Mostly Opposite Effect
Experts argue that Trump's tweets last week have not been received well by the Iranian people or government and are ...
UN Security Council to Meet on Iran Protests
Washington called on the U.N. Security Council to meet Friday to address the recent protests in Iran and the possibility ...
More Pro-Regime Rallies as Iran Declares ‘Sedition’ Over
Widespread protests continued in Iran on Thursday despite declarations by the Iranian government that "sedition" had ended days earlier.
Head of Iran Guards Declares ‘End of the Sedition’ Amid Rallies
Iran's Revolutionary Guards chief announced the "end of the sedition" Wednesday as tens of thousands rallied for the country's Islamic ...
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