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Anti-fuel price hike protests in Kenya escalated into violence, leaving at least two dead and dozens injured in clashes with security forces. The opposition condemned the government's use of force and called for dialogue to address the economic crisis.
Security fears and a wave of protests are mounting in Mexico ahead of the World Cup 2026 kickoff on June 11, alarming fans and human rights groups. A mass shooting in Puebla killed 10, and a Canadian tourist was killed at Teotihuacan. Teachers threaten a general strike if demands are not met before the opening match.
Dozens of protesters gathered outside the Philippine Senate, questioning the fairness of the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte. They argue the process may be driven by political motives rather than objective evidence. The trial is set to examine allegations of constitutional violations and corruption.
Protesters gathered at South Africa's oldest colonial building to show solidarity with Palestine amid escalating tensions in Gaza, part of a global wave of demonstrations. They carried banners and chanted slogans demanding an end to violence and supporting Palestinian rights.
Hundreds of Tunisians demonstrated in Tunis against the severe economic crisis and a wave of political arrests. Protesters criticized the government amid rising unemployment and inflation, denouncing the crackdown on opposition figures. The unrest highlights growing international concern over democracy in the North African country.
German police forcibly dispersed a Palestinian Nakba Day march in a major city, with footage showing protesters pinned to the ground. The incident comes amid renewed Israel-Hamas conflict and heightened attention across Europe. Organizers aimed to raise awareness of Palestinian rights while police cited concerns over public disorder.
Bolivia deployed 3,500 soldiers and police early Saturday to clear anti-government blockades near La Paz, arresting 57 people amid the country's worst economic crisis in decades.
Thousands of Tunisians have protested President Kais Saied in Tunis and other cities amid a severe economic crisis with high inflation and rising unemployment. Demonstrators criticized Saied's economic policies and demanded reforms, while security was heightened. The protests reflect deep dissatisfaction as Tunisia faces financial turmoil and political unrest.
Bolivian troops have been deployed to clear roadblocks after 11 days of protests by supporters of former President Evo Morales. The demonstrations, against the current administration, caused severe traffic disruptions, prompting military intervention. No casualties have been reported during the clearance operation.
