Imran Khan, the former Pakistani prime minister who is running for another term despite dozens of corruption cases pending against him, called for nationwide protests on Saturday night.
The Islamabad High Court (IHC) ruled on Friday that former prime minister Imran Khan must be released on bail for two weeks. The grant of bail came a day after Pakistan’s Supreme Court ruled that Khan’s violent arrest by a paramilitary police unit on the grounds of the IHC was illegal.
A group of activists demonstrating against China’s use of Uyghur Muslims as slaves crashed German automaker Volkswagen’s shareholder meeting in Berlin on Wednesday.
Thousands of retired military and police officers in Colombia filled Bolívar Square in the nation’s capital, Bogotá, on Wednesday to peacefully protest the security policies of radical leftist President Gustavo Petro.
Riots in northeastern India’s state of Manipur have killed 62 people over the past week and driven some 35,000 from their homes.
Pakistan’s Supreme Court ordered the release of former Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday morning, two days after he was arrested in a paramilitary operation at a court in Islamabad.
Pakistanis living in North America held rallies on Tuesday to protest the arrest of former prime minister and current candidate Imran Khan in Islamabad, with an especially large demonstration held in Toronto.
Islamist former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan was arrested outside the High Court in Islamabad on Tuesday.
Protesters swarmed New York City on Saturday in the wake of a homeless man’s death and demanded the abolishment of police.
Left-wing establishment media darling Graham Smith was among a group of anti-Monarchy protesters arrested in London ahead of the Coronation.
A South Korean labor union official died in a Seoul hospital on Tuesday after setting himself on fire during a May Day protest. The official was evidently in distress over a pretrial hearing over extortion charges.
In a sign that the protests against Macron do not appear to be going away, some 782,000 people poured onto the streets of France on Monday.
Communists around the world observed a relatively subdued May Day holiday on Monday, with some large marches and plenty of vacations but few fireworks.
Electricity to buildings visited by Macron on his nationwide PR blitz keeps mysteriously going out, but it’s nothing fossil fuels can’t fix.
Ikea waded into the fray of the political firestorm in France, offering anti-Macron protesters deals on ‘noisy’ pots and pans.
Police have confiscated saucepans from townspeople demonstrating against French President Emmanuel Macron.
U.S. Army Sgt. Daniel Perry was found guilty of murder Friday, nearly three years after he opened fire on a police brutality protester whom Perry claimed pointed a gun at him first.
Over half a million people took to the streets of France on Thursday in another firey protest against Emmanuel Macron’s government.
A small plane flew over the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California, on Wednesday towing a banner that read “One China! Taiwan is part of China!” while House Speaker Kevin McCarthy met with Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen.
Protesters in Paris stormed a building housing BlackRock amid ongoing demonstrations against President Macron’s pension reform plans.
Legislation has been introduced that would enact safe zones, banning protests within 100 metres of a drag show, with fines up to $25,000.
Left-wing members of the French opposition have written to President Emmanuel Macron asking him to “give up” on his “disastrous” reform of the country’s pension system.
Counter-protesters hurled insults and used whistles in attempts to disrupt Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) during her remarks ahead of former President Donald Trump’s arraignment on Tuesday.
A large banner that read “TRUMP LIES ALL THE TIME” was at the center of a clash that broke out between demonstrators in Manhattan.
Confidence in French President Macron has fallen to its lowest level since the 2018 Yellow Vest protests, as Marine Le Pen’s right-wing populists surge.
A woman has been arrested for allegedly comparing French President Emmanuel Macron to “trash” on social media amid nationwide protests.
Violent protests continued in Paris again on Tuesday on the tenth straight day of demonstrations against the globalist Macron government.
Pro-transgender activists and demonstrators have become aggressive or violent at a number of protests in recent years despite the radical left’s professed appetite for “tolerance.”
Speaking at the annual China Development Forum in Beijing on Monday, Premier Li Qiang promised a gathering of international businessmen that China will not employ its economy-killing “zero COVID” lockdown strategy again.
France remains in a state of chaos on Tuesday as the 10th straight day of union strikes is marked by fuel-pump shortages and government infighting.
The Louvre Museum was closed when its workers took part in the wave of French protest strikes against the govt’s pension reform plans.
State visit to France by King Charles III has been postponed as protests and strikes against Macron’s controversial reforms package grow.
Australian leftist Senator Lidia Thorpe was filmed being tacked by police in Canberra after she tried to disrupt a pro-women demonstration.
Hundreds of protesters, including large numbers of retired soldiers and police, marched in downtown Beirut on Wednesday to protest Lebanon’s deteriorating economy. When the protesters attempted to breach a fence and storm the government headquarters building, security forces used tear gas to disperse them, and some of the demonstrators responded by throwing rocks.
French President Emmanuel Macron said the pension bill he pushed through without a vote needs to be implemented by the “end of the year”.
There are fuel shortages across France as a result of strikes and blockades imposed at refineries over President Macron’s Pension reforms.
French President Emmanuel Macron has “trampled on democracy” amid ongoing protests by forcing bills through parliament without a vote, an EU MP has claimed.
The Macron government narrowly survived two parliament confidence votes after forcing through highly controversial retirement reforms.
France has yet to see real violence amid the ongoing anti-Macron riots happening in the country, France’s answer to Bernie Sanders has told journalists.
Paris saw its third straight night of violent chaos, with clashes breaking out between the police and the people and fires being set across the French capital, as President Macron claimed he “has no regrets” about sparking the largest mass mobilisation since the Yellow Vests after he used a loophole to pass through his retirement age raise without a vote.
