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    Lebanese protesters block roads over economic meltdown

    29 Nov 2021

    Lebanon's economic crisis, which erupted in 2019, has propelled more than three quarters of the population into poverty and the local currency has plummeted by over 90%.

    No progress in Kyrgyz impasse as businesses warn of economic damage

    08 Oct 2020

    Kyrgyzstan’s parliament has failed to gather a quorum in an overnight session, deputies said on Thursday, leaving the Central Asian nation in a power vacuum as rival groups tried to claim power after ousting the cabinet.

    Protesters and vigilantes scuffle in Kyrgyz capital as political crisis festers

    07 Oct 2020

    Anti-government protesters scuffled with vigilante groups in Kyrgyzstan’s capital of Bishek overnight, after authorities in the Central Asian nation annulled parliamentary election results, local news website 24.kg reported.

    18 arrested in London anti-lockdown protest

    25 Oct 2020

    On Saturday, large crowds, carrying placards calling for "freedom" and an end to the "tyranny" of the restrictions, gathered outside the Buckingham Palace before moving on to Trafalgar Square, the BBC reported.

    Climate activists start protest week for protection of forests in Germany

    05 Oct 2020

    Climate activists on Monday began a week of action seeking a halt to all airport, motorway and federal highway projects in Germany with a sit-in blockade at the transport ministry in Berlin.

    Tens of thousands stage anti-France rally in Bangladesh capital

    27 Oct 2020

    Tens of thousands of protesters marched through the Bangladesh capital on Tuesday calling for a boycott of French products and burning an effigy of President Emmanuel Macron after he defended cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed (PBUH).

    9 women smash windows of HSBC headquarters in London, saying ‘investing in fossil fuels is murder’

    22 Apr 2021

    The nine women wore patches with the words “better broken windows than broken promises” in reference to the Suffragette movement of the early 20th century.

    Myanmar envoy to London locked out of embassy for denouncing coup, spends the night in his car

    08 Apr 2021

    Asked who was inside the embassy, ambassador Kyaw Zwar Minn replied, "Defence attache, they occupied my embassy," confirming earlier media reports.

    India expels Canadian diplomat, says concerned about ‘anti-India activities’

    19 Sep 2023

    The development was the latest in an escalating row between the two nations, with Canada saying on Monday it was "actively pursuing credible allegations" linking Indian government agents to the murder in British Columbia in June.

    Thousands protest in New Zealand against coronavirus restrictions

    09 Nov 2021

    All but two entrances to the parliament building, known as the Beehive, were closed off in unprecedented security measures, as mostly unmasked protesters marched through central Wellington and congregated outside parliament.

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