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Abelardo de la Espriella, a far-right newcomer, has reached the final round of Colombia's presidential election. Supporters gathered in San Jose del Guaviare to cheer his 'Strong for the homeland' campaign. Experts warn his potential victory could mark a radical shift in the country's politics.
A protest targeting World Cup sponsor Hyundai is planned for Thursday in Guadalajara before the Mexico vs. South Korea match, condemning the automaker's business ties with mining firm Ternium and drawing attention to Mexico's epidemic of disappearances. The demonstration accuses Hyundai of sportswashing through its FIFA sponsorship.
Tòa phúc thẩm Anh giữ nguyên quyết định liệt nhóm Palestine Action vào danh sách tổ chức khủng bố, làm dấy lên tranh luận về quyền biểu tình. Nhìn lại lịch sử các phong trào hành động trực diện tại Vương quốc Anh, từ đấu tranh giành quyền bầu cử cho phụ nữ đến các cuộc biểu tình khí hậu ngày nay, cho thấy sự thay đổi trong cách chính phủ xử lý bất đồng chính kiến.
Iran and New Zealand played to a 2-2 draw in a lively World Cup 2026 Group G match at Los Angeles Stadium, with both teams scoring twice. Outside, hundreds of protesters demonstrated against the Iranian government and U.S. airstrikes, creating a charged atmosphere.
The UK Court of Appeal has upheld the government's designation of Palestine Action as a terrorist organization, rejecting the group's legal challenge. The group, which targets companies linked to Israeli arms production, plans to appeal to the Supreme Court. Critics warn the ruling undermines protest rights and free speech.
Thousands of people gathered in Geneva, Switzerland, on June 14 to protest the G7 summit and the policies of its member nations ahead of the meeting in France. The 'No-G7' coalition, comprising over 60 groups, led the demonstration, citing fears over Trump's policies and global issues like climate and inequality. Authorities deployed heavy security, and businesses boarded up in anticipation of potential unrest.
Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters in London condemned an event promoting land sales in illegal Israeli West Bank settlements. The protest saw arrests and counter-demonstrations, as British lawmakers urged the government to intervene under international law.
The UK Court of Appeal will rule Monday on whether the government was correct to proscribe the activist group Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation. The High Court previously found the ban unlawful, but it remains in place pending the appeal. The case follows the sentencing of four activists who were convicted as terrorists for causing criminal damage at an Israeli arms company facility.
Thousands took to the streets of Rome in rival protests over immigration policy, as a far-right petition calling for tough measures is set for parliamentary debate. The dueling demonstrations saw a neo-fascist group lead the anti-immigration march, while tens of thousands attended a pro-immigration rally. The petition has sparked controversy over its compatibility with Italy’s constitution.
