August 2, 2023 UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak makes climate activists seethe in bold move for energy independence The U.K. government announced a plan to issue over 100 new oil and gas licenses over objections from environmental groups that have been protesting in the country.
August 1, 2023 Protesters take to the streets of Gaza, demanding better living conditions from Hamas rulers Organized by the online grassroots movement "Alvirus Alsakher," several thousand in Gaza marched and burned Hamas flags before police broke up protests on Sunday.
July 31, 2023 15-judge bench to hear anti-judicial reform petitions, Israeli Supreme Court says The Israeli Supreme Court on Monday said a full, 15-justice panel will hear petitions in September against a judicial reform law championed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
July 31, 2023 Environmental campaigners vow to persist as tree-felling for coal-mining in Turkish woodlands concludes Campaigners in southwest Turkey are vowing to continue their fight to protect woodlands from coal-mining, as tree-felling operations have come to an end.
July 28, 2023 Coup attempt in Niger could shape US counterterrorism efforts in Africa, empower Russian interests: report The ongoing political instability in Niger presents a threat to U.S. counterterrorism operations as the ultimate outcome of a coup attempt could dictate the future of Washington's involvement in the region.
July 24, 2023 Guatemalans protest court interference in presidential election Protestors in Guatemala took to the streets to demonstrate against government action taken against presidential candidate Bernardo Arévalo's leftist Semilla party.
July 24, 2023 Israel PM Netanyahu released from hospital as demonstrators protest judicial overhaul plan ahead of key vote Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was released from the hospital Monday to massive rival rallies ahead of a key vote on the government's judicial overhaul plan.
July 21, 2023 Report criticizes London police's misuse of counter-terrorism powers during detention of French publisher A report released Friday highlighted the misuse of counter-terrorism powers by London police, who detained a French publisher under the suspicion of involvement in violent protests.
July 21, 2023 Climate protestors disrupt Open Championship with orange substance on 17th green, Horschel forced to intervene Climate protestors threw an orange substance on the green at this year's Open Championship at Royal Liverpool. Billy Horschel was forced to intervene
July 21, 2023 Hong Kong court to decide whether to ban broadcast of popular protest song at Beijing’s request A court in Hong Kong is deciding on whether the distribution and broadcast of the protest song “Glory to Hong Kong" should be banned, following China’s request.
