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In a surprising revelation, former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett admits to smuggling Starlink devices into Iran to support protesters during blackouts, showcasing the vital role of internet access in modern activism.
Activists are pushing back against the Great Israeli Real Estate Event in London, condemning its promotion of properties in illegal settlements as protests erupt outside the venue.
As protests intensify in South Africa, thousands of migrants face a stark choice: flee or confront growing hostility and intimidation. The clock is ticking as a deadline looms for undocumented residents.
Fifty years later, the Soweto Uprising still resonates as a powerful symbol of resistance against apartheid’s oppressive educational policies. Remembering the bravery of those students who stood up for their rights.
One year after the ICE raids rocked Los Angeles, the city grapples with lingering fear and community scars as residents rebuild and reflect on the lasting impact of those traumatic events.
A sea of spectators filled central London as King Charles III celebrated his official birthday with a grand Trooping the Colour ceremony, showcasing royal pageantry and family moments from the iconic Buckingham Palace balcony.
Protests in Scotland escalate as activists challenge the UK ban on Palestine Action, with arrests highlighting tensions over free speech and the definition of terrorism. A legal battle looms that could reshape protest rights across the UK.
Violence erupts in Israel as ultra-Orthodox protests against military conscription escalate, revealing deep political rifts and challenging the government’s authority amid ongoing clashes.
Protests in Northern Ireland ended peacefully after two nights of unrest, with police maintaining order and no evidence of paramilitary involvement. Community response highlights the impact of online activity on local tensions.
In the wake of a violent stabbing and subsequent protests in Belfast, the victim’s family calls for peace and unity, urging against using tragedy to sow division.
