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Citizens organized a large-scale protest in Mexico City against governmental attacks on the National Electoral Institute and the Supreme Court in late 2022 and early 2023.

A collective of Senegalese citizens is calling for the release of 18 supporters sentenced to prison in Morocco following disturbances at the CAN 2025 final.

The article examines the dangers faced by Polish citizens who attempted to escape from communist Poland to the West, particularly through Czechoslovakia, highlighting the deadly measures taken to prevent such escapes.

A shooting incident by the Cuban Coast Guard results in the death of one American citizen and injuries to another while they were on a motorboat in Cuban waters.

At least two American citizens were involved in an incident where a boat was shot at by Cuban forces, resulting in one death and injuries.

Latvia's national debt has increased significantly over the past two decades, raising concerns about potential economic stagnation and higher loan costs for citizens.

The European Union has announced that member states can use existing resources to support citizens seeking access to safe abortion services, a decision welcomed as a 'victory for women.'

The Citizens' Commission overseeing the partial renewal of Ecuador's National Electoral Council is set to repeat its request for universities to nominate professors to prepare written and oral exams for candidates.

Elderly residents of Milagro express growing health concerns as they endure persistent flooding and lack adequate assistance.

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir has requested the head of the Investigations and Intelligence Division to issue hundreds of administrative orders against criminals, despite legal objections regarding insufficient intelligence.

Citizens protested against the toll increase on the Alóag-Santo Domingo road, demanding reinstatement of a preferential rate for local transporters.

The UN has launched a $2.9 billion emergency humanitarian response plan for Sudan, while regional governor Mini Arko Minawi pledges to reclaim the city of Al-Fasher.

Latvia's Saeima has passed a law increasing housing benefits to assist citizens in paying for their homes while mitigating debt; additionally, the country faces flood risks from a harsh winter, and a new regional office has been opened by LSM to enhance media presence in Latgale.

A group of Labour MPs in the UK has expressed anger over new travel rules that force British citizens abroad to pay expensive fees to re-enter the country.

The Jacareí City Hall has introduced 'Jaque', a virtual assistant that allows citizens to access municipal services and information via WhatsApp.

The EU Commission has announced that member states can voluntarily use EU funds to support abortion rights for vulnerable women.

The article reflects on the 1996 incident in which Cuba shot down two civilian planes, reigniting discussions about justice for the victims and U.S.-Cuba relations.

Danish citizens can now vote by mail for the upcoming parliamentary elections, with options available for both domestic and abroad voting.

A man in Kenya has been arrested for allegedly deceiving citizens into fighting in Ukraine by promising work opportunities in Russia.

Festus Arasa Omwamba has been arrested in Kenya for allegedly trafficking citizens to Russia, where they were forced to join the military.

Elisabet Svane discusses the crucial issue Danish citizens must address as their election campaign commences, emphasizing its significance.

A French court has sentenced Iranian woman Mahdieh Esfandiari to one year in prison for justifying terrorism, a ruling seen as potentially influencing negotiations for the release of detained French citizens in Iran.

Last year, Finnish citizens made approximately 7.75 million trips abroad, with a significant portion done via cruise ships.

Moscow has issued a 'STOP list' prohibiting citizens from 43 countries, including key allies, from joining the Russian armed forces amid rising tensions.

Hans Stießberger and Horst Wiedemann were awarded the Citizens' Medal by the city of Haar for their long-standing contributions to the community.

The Chinese consulate in Russia has issued a notice informing its male nationals about a new Russian law that mandates military service for foreign men applying for long-term residency.

Cuban authorities reported that a fast boat involved in a deadly shooting with border troops contained armed Cuban citizens from the U.S., allegedly intent on terrorist infiltration.

A Kenyan man was arrested for allegedly trafficking citizens to fight in the war in Ukraine for Russia.

A left-leaning attorney expresses his objection to a proposed judicial reform being mischaracterized as a justice reform, while citizens engage in a discussion about the implications of punishing public prosecutors who challenge those in power.

With fears of war escalating, several countries have urged their citizens to leave Iran amid rising tensions in the Middle East.

SYRIZA calls on citizens to participate in protests commemorating the third anniversary of the Tempi train tragedy, demanding justice and accountability.

President Yoon Suk-yeol and First Lady Kim Hyekyung visited the 'Our Lee Soon-shin' exhibition at the National Museum of Korea, engaging warmly with citizens and showcasing cultural heritage.

The article examines South Africa's 2026 National Budget, highlighting significant fiscal policy changes and their implications for citizens.

The Chinese embassy in Angola has issued a warning to its nationals about the risks of illegal employment amid a crackdown by Angolan authorities.

The UK Passport Office is warning citizens to check their passports for damage that may prevent them from traveling.

Citizens and civic groups in Jeonju, South Korea, are organizing a large demonstration to protest against the city's tree management policies following the controversial logging of willow trees along the Jeonju Stream.

An insider announces their resignation from the judiciary, criticizing the judicial system and how citizens struggle to find justice.

A recent survey reveals that Urmas Reinsalu is the preferred candidate for Prime Minister among 26% of Estonian citizens, closely followed by Mihhail Kõlvart at 25% and Martin Helme at 16%.

The article discusses the universal application of human rights and emphasizes that they should protect all individuals, regardless of their past actions, as illustrated by the case of Australian citizens in the al-Roj camp.

As tensions rise between the US and Iran, several countries are advising their citizens to leave Iran and nearby regions, leading to a reduction in flights and increased military presence in the Middle East.

The Elderly Citizens' Association calls on the Icelandic government to investigate and reduce the prevalence of violence against older individuals.

Japan's Prime Minister Suga's distribution of catalog gifts worth 10 million yen to newly elected members of his party faces backlash from opposition parties, citing a disconnect with the financial realities of everyday citizens.

The UK government's recent changes to entry requirements for citizens, particularly impacting dual citizens, have created confusion and financial strain as the implications become clearer.

Minister Natalia Morillo emphasized that the newly approved expenditure law for autonomous decentralized governments aims to ensure that public funds benefit the citizens directly.

An investigative report revealed that scammers defrauded British citizens of £9.4 billion last year through various scams, including fake investments and job offers.

Iranian citizens are anxiously awaiting the results of negotiations in Geneva, amidst fears of military strikes while life in Tehran continues normally.

The U.S. Treasury Department has announced that oil and gas sales to Cuba are now authorized, provided that the fuel is directed to private citizens and companies.

The US plans to offer passport services in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, marking a shift in policy that has drawn criticism from Palestinian officials.

The Danish Transport Minister assures citizens that ballot cards will be distributed for the upcoming parliamentary election, despite concerns regarding the delivery service.

Several nations have advised their citizens to leave Iran amid fears of a potential attack by the United States.