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Dutch police break up pro-Palestine sit-in at university in Amsterdam
Dutch police dispersed a pro-Palestine sit-in at a university in Amsterdam. Video shows officers intervening and ordering participants to leave.
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Dutch police dispersed a pro-Palestine sit-in at a university in Amsterdam. Video shows officers intervening and ordering participants to leave.
Miners in Bolivia have clashed with police during protests calling for the president's resignation. The unrest underscores growing social instability in the South American country.
Protests in Bolivia have intensified, with thousands demanding economic and political reforms to address inflation and inequality. President Paz calls for dialogue but offers no concessions, as opposition threatens to expand demonstrations.
Hundreds of Venezuelan protesters clashed with police in Caracas during a march demanding the release of political prisoners. Security forces used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowd, with injuries reported but no official toll. The protest highlights ongoing political tensions in the crisis-stricken country.
Thousands of protesters in Greece have taken to the streets to condemn Israeli forces for attacking a humanitarian aid convoy bound for Gaza. The demonstration, spanning Athens and several other cities, reflects widespread anger over the interception and boarding of the vessel organized by NGOs. Greece's Foreign Ministry has condemned the incident and demanded an explanation from Israel.
At least four people have been killed and 30 others injured in nationwide protests in Kenya against steep fuel price hikes. Hundreds have been arrested as transport strikes crippled major cities, including Nairobi and Mombasa.
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.
