World Protests - Page 9

The Balkans December 3

Bulgaria rocked by protests as country draws close to Eurozone membership

Gen Z-led protests force Bulgaria's government to withdraw controversial 2026 budget amid widespread corruption allegations and growing economic concerns.

United Kingdom November 17

UK officials recommend yoga and 'climate cafés' to combat 'eco-anxiety'

A UKHSA report on climate anxiety among British youth faces criticism from Jason Isaac, who calls eco-anxiety a product of climate propaganda.

Middle East October 30

Ultra-Orthodox protesters in Jerusalem rally over Israel’s draft exemption as clashes break out

Ultra-Orthodox protesters flooded Jerusalem to oppose military draft requirements, adding further pressure on the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

US Environment October 27

Flaring climate protests becoming more confrontational as free speech tested globally

Climate protesters have become increasingly confrontational, targeting conservatives as "climate criminals," vandalizing historic property and attempting citizen's arrests on CEOs.

Olympics October 24

Indonesia responds to Olympic consequences for barring Israeli gymnasts from world championships

The IOC recommended no international sporting events be held in Indonesia after the country barred Israeli gymnasts from world championships in Jakarta.

Iran October 17

Iran’s execution rate tops 1,000 this year as death row inmates launch hunger strike

Iranian death row prisoners call on U.N. Secretary General António Guterres to intervene as the regime executes over 1,000 people since the start of the year.

GRETA THUNBERG October 5

Greta Thunberg's alleged jail complaints called 'brazen lies' by Israeli government

Climate activist Greta Thunberg claimed she faced harsh conditions and bedbug-infested cells during detention, but Israeli officials denied the allegations.

Travel October 3

Thousands of protesters prompt world-famous landmark to close its doors on tourists

France's iconic Eiffel Tower shut down Thursday due to strikes, as nearly 200,000 protesters rallied in over 200 towns and cities against government spending cuts.

United Kingdom September 28

Elon Musk wades back into UK politics, backs leader of new right-wing party, mocks rival

Elon Musk steps back into British politics after speaking at a rally led by controversial right-winger Tommy Robinson, as he continues criticizing Nigel Farage amid voter frustration.

Travel September 18

Nearly 1,000 tourists trapped near Machu Picchu as protests shut down train services

Protests over bus company contract disputes in Peru left some 900 tourists stranded near Machu Picchu, prompting U.S. Embassy warnings and evacuation efforts.

Latin America September 17

State of emergency declared as violent protests rock South American nation over diesel price hikes

Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa mobilized armed forces and declared a state of emergency as Ecuadorians clashed with police over diesel subsidy removal in Quito.