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Young people in Shanghai, China, took to the streets in Halloween costumes over the weekend despite rainy weather and a grumpy ban on holiday decorations, costumes, and anything with “horror or violence-related elements.”

Protesters gathered outside Kellogg’s headquarters in Michigan on Tuesday to push for changes in the ingredients of some of its cereals.

Pro-Palestinian protests are marking the first anniversary of the October 7 terror attack against Israel in several American cities, including a weekend demonstration in Los Angeles and a protest set for Monday in New York.

Crowds participated in anti-Israel and pro-Israeli protests and memorial in Europe on the eve of anniversary of the Hamas attacks on Israel.

Police in Chennai, India, detained 104 striking employees of the local Samsung Electronics plant because they were allegedly planning to hold a protest march without obtaining proper permission.

Thousands of leftists took to the streets of France over President Macron’s installation of centrist Michelle Barnier as prime minister.

A Hamas fanatic declared during Monday’s anti-Israel protest in Manhattan that hostage Hersh Goldberg-Polin “deserved” to be murdered.

Thousands of anti-Israel protesters took to the streets of Manhattan on Monday as the Democratic Party remains fractured over the Israel-Hamas war.

Police in India deployed tear gas and water cannons on Tuesday against hundreds of protesters marching in Kolkata to protest unsafe conditions for medical staff. The protests began after a female trainee doctor was raped and murdered at a hospital in Kolkata on August 9, and soon escalated into nationwide demonstrations and a strike by doctors.

A reported 100 vehicles showed up to rally outside a high school in Edmond, Oklahoma, on Monday after students were told they could not fly the American flag.

The pro-Palestinian group Abandon Biden revealed Friday that it embarked on its “Abandon Harris” campaign earlier this week. The campaign is devoted to ensuring Vice President Kamala Harris loses the presidential election.

Protests break out in Chicago as Kamala Harris is coronated as the party’s presidential candidate on the final night of the Democratic National Convention.

Chicago will be overwhelmed by violent and chaotic protests during the Democratic National Convention, according to Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, who warned that the mainstream media would downplay the unrest and instead emphasize Vice President Kamala Harris’s “joyful” campaign to maintain a favorable narrative for the Democrats.

Hundreds of extra law enforcement officials are heading into Chicago for the Democratic National Convention (DNC) due to safety concerns.

Pro-Palestinian Protests Scheduled Throughout Week for DNC in Chicago

Doctors in India are considering upgrading their protests to a national strike, shutting down all but essential medical services on Saturday.

Sheikh Hasina Wajid, the former prime minister of Bangladesh, issued a statement on Sunday accusing the U.S. government of orchestrating the events that led to her abdication last week, because she refused to give the U.S. control over a strategic island in the Bay of Bengal.

A human rights group has documented 24 people killed under the brutal repression of the socialist government of Venezuela.

The Bangladeshi Hindu Buddhist Christian Unity Council (BHBCUC) said on Tuesday that hundreds of Hindu homes, businesses, and temples have been vandalized since Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was forced out of office by protesters over the weekend.

Indian intelligence officials on Tuesday accused China and Pakistan of orchestrating the protests that drove Prime Minister Sheik Hasina of Bangladesh to resign and flee the country.

Anti-Israel protesters who started encampments and protests on college and university campuses in the spring say that protests will resume for the fall semester.

Some leftist members of the “Squad” in Congress are facing a class-action lawsuit regarding the anti-Israel encampment and protests that erupted at Columbia University a few months ago. 

Hundreds of people surrounded a believed migrant hotel in Rotherham, setting fire to the building and clashing with police.

Sir Kier Starmer has vowed that police have his full support in taking on “extremists” as anti-mass migration protests and riots.

Thousands of demonstrators marched in Istanbul, Turkey, to support Hamas and denounce the killing of its leader, Ismail Haniyeh.

The socialist dictator of Venezuela Nicolás Maduro announced on Tuesday that his regime’s VenApp social media platform will be used to report dissidents and “go against them” amid growing protests against Maduro’s attempt to steal the July 28 presidential election.

Hundreds of Chinese merchants who supply products to global discount shopping app Temu stormed the company offices in Guangzhou on Monday, waving protest signs and chanting slogans accusing the company of cheating its suppliers.

On Thursday’s broadcast of NewsNation’s “On Balance,” White House National Security Communications Adviser John Kirby acknowledged that some of the protests against Israel are funded and encouraged by Iran, but Iran wasn’t behind all of it and that the White House

Ugandan police arrested at least 42 young protesters and charged them with disorderly conduct on Tuesday after they gathered outside the parliament building in Kampala to demonstrate against government corruption.

Flights at Frankfurt Airport, Germany’s busiest, suspended as climate activists glued themselves to the ground.

Pro-Palestinian protesters set an American flag ablaze outside of Union Station in Washington, DC, on Wednesday after it had been removed from the flag pole.

Kenyan police banned protests in Nairobi after demonstrations against the government of President William Ruto turned violent.

Despite the far-left New Popular Front winning the second round of elections, leftist radicals still rioted in France on Sunday evening.

Reformist Masoud Pezeshkian defeated Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s protege Saeed Jalili on Friday to become Iran’s next president.

Riots continued across Kenya a week after President William Ruto withdrew an unpopular bill that would have raised taxes by over $2.7 billion.

At least five people were killed and 30 wounded in Kenya on Tuesday when anti-tax protesters attempted to storm Parliament and police responded by firing live ammunition.