Czech Republic: Hundreds of Thousands Protest in Prague Against Andrej Babiš
In Prague, hundreds of thousands have gathered to protest against the government's populist and EU-skeptical policies under Andrej Babiš.
Human Rights Activist Kolesnikowa: "I Would Even Thank the Devil"
Belarusian human rights activist Marija Kolesnikowa, who was imprisoned for five years and recently released, spoke in Germany after receiving the Karlspreis.
Largest anti-government protest since 2019 draws massive crowds in Prague
Tens of thousands of people protested in Prague against the government of Prime Minister Andrej Babis, reflecting widespread concerns about its policies and direction.
In Pictures: A Crowded Letná Presented a Business Card to Babiš's Government
A large crowd gathered at Letná in Prague, marking yet another significant demonstration organized by the Million Moments for Democracy movement.
Protests in the Czech Republic: Hundreds of Thousands Demonstrate Against the Government
Hundreds of thousands in the Czech Republic protested against the government, accusing it of undermining democracy and pressuring media institutions.
Thousands of Czechs protested against A. Babiš's government
Thousands of protesters in the Czech Republic rallied against the government of A. Babiš, with accusations of authoritarianism and a shift towards the East.
Commentary: The Riddle of the 'Chvilkaři'. Pressuring Babiš's Government but Avoiding Moral Kitsch
The commentary discusses the upcoming protest organized by the Million Moments for Democracy group and the challenges the Czech government led by Andrej Babiš faces in managing public expectations.
OVERVIEW: Saturday March of a Million Moments at Letná
The article discusses the March of a Million Moments protest that took place at Letná in Prague on Saturday, highlighting the significance and context of the demonstration.
VIDEOS: DF1 from Tuesday, March 17, 2026
The article covers various news highlights including investigations into a political scheme at INSS, remarks by Trump, protests in Iran, and updates on Brazilian politics.
[Exclusive] Scholars behind Nobel nomination call Korea’s ‘Revolution of Light’ a beacon of democratic resilience
Leading political scientists have nominated the citizen protests in South Korea known as the 'Revolution of Light' for a Nobel Prize, highlighting its significance in promoting democratic engagement.
Ex-Syrian colonel appears in UK court on charges of crimes against humanity
A former Syrian colonel is facing charges of crimes against humanity in a UK court related to his role in the Syrian government's crackdown on pro-democracy protests in 2011.
United Kingdom: a man charged with crimes against humanity linked to protests in Syria in 2011
A man in the UK has been charged with crimes against humanity for his involvement in the violent repression of pro-democracy protests in Syria in 2011.
Founding of the Daejeon Alumni Association of Democracy for the 3.8 Democratic Movement
Graduates of Daejeon High School have established an alumni association to commemorate the 3.8 Democratic Movement against the dictatorship during the Rhee Syng-man regime.
Khamenei is dead — and Iranians dare to hope for freedom again after decades of tyranny
Following the reported death of Ayatollah Khamenei, Iranians are experiencing a complex mix of grief and celebration, igniting hopes for freedom after years of oppression.
Women of the Impeachment Square Realize Values of Gender Equality and Democracy Through Solidarity
Women participating in the 2024 Impeachment Square protests claim the space as a platform for gender equality and solidarity amid evolving social attitudes.
Who is Reza Pahlavi? The heir to the throne of Iran who wants to lead the transition to democracy
Reza Pahlavi, the son of deposed Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, has been endorsed by Donald Trump as a potential leader for a democratic transition in Iran amid ongoing civil protests against the theocratic regime.
Who protests for Gaza has left us alone. The Shah must return immediately
Mojdeh Karimi, an Iranian expatriate, comments on the Iranian protests celebrating the death of Ali Khamenei, expressing a desire for international support to confront the Iranian regime.
Opposition: Machado announces imminent return to Venezuela
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has announced her imminent return to Venezuela to accompany the transition towards democracy.
Opposition: Machado Announces Imminent Return to Venezuela
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has announced her imminent return to her country to support the democratic transition.
This role should not be played by the president!
The article discusses public dissatisfaction with the current Czech government and highlights the inappropriate role of President Pavel as a quasi-leader of the protests against his government.
How to Defend Our Democracy
The article discusses a recent large-scale citizen demonstration in Mexico defending democratic values against governmental disregard, emphasizing the importance of civic engagement.
'Protesting is the right of the opposition...'
Devendra Yadav emphasized that peaceful protests are a fundamental right in democracy but expressed concern over the detention of Indian Youth Congress's national president and children for four days by the police.
Rules
The article discusses the importance of civil rights and the unacceptable nature of violence during protests in a democratic society.
Nigeria: Nigeria's Electoral Act 2026 - What Really Changed, and What Didn't
The Electoral Act 2026 introduces improvements to Nigeria's electoral process but also reveals significant loopholes and contentious amendments.
Nepal may erupt again, PM Susheela Karki issues warning regarding Rebellion Part-2
Nepal's interim Prime Minister Susheela Karki warns of potential unrest if the government fails to address the grievances of youth before upcoming elections.
IPAC criticizes police for using tear gas on National Assembly protesters
The Inter-Party Advisory Council has condemned the Nigerian Police for using tear gas against protesters at the National Assembly, calling the action anti-democratic.
"Mr. Babiš, you can stop this." Minář sends a message to the Prime Minister. Will Letná be filled?
Mikuláš Minář, the leader of the Milion Moments for Democracy movement, is ramping up pressure on Prime Minister Andrej Babiš and plans a major demonstration in Letná, Prague.
The Iranian opposition debates between the desire for democracy and the lack of unity
Iranian opposition faces internal divisions despite widespread protests demanding democratic reforms.
Political Harassment: Demonstration of Million Moments: Moral Kitsch or Defense of Decency?
The Million Moments for Democracy organization held protests across Czechia, including in Prague and other regions, debating the legitimacy and intention behind these demonstrations.
Rallies held across the world in support of Iran’s anti-government protesters
Global rallies have taken place in support of Iranian anti-government protesters facing severe repression, with significant participation in cities worldwide.
Protest in Munich: Pahlavi's Grand Appearance
250,000 protesters have gathered in Munich against the Iranian regime, showing unprecedented solidarity and support for Reza Pahlavi.
Son of Shah is adding fuel to the fire. He is calling for new protests in Iran on Saturday
The son of the Shah is calling for new protests in Iran this Saturday.
Pahlavi's son calls on Iranians for further protests
The son of the former Shah of Iran, Reza Pahlavi, has urged Iranians to continue their protests against the current regime in Iran.
Undermining democracy in Slovakia is no longer an illusion, the trend towards autocracy is confirmed by data, says historian
A historian warns that recent data shows a shifting trend towards autocracy in Slovakia, fueled by political statements and protests against government policies regarding the EU and NATO.
‘Big step forwards’: emboldened activists take to the streets of Venezuela
Activists in Venezuela are organizing protests to demand political change following the downfall of Nicolás Maduro.
Why does Europe ignore Serbia?
Serbian youth have been protesting for a year against state corruption without support from the EU.
Chris Minns positions himself as the anti-protest premier. Will it pay off?
New South Wales Premier Chris Minns has enacted strict measures against protests, aiming to position himself favorably in political polls despite criticism that these reforms undermine democracy.
Elections in Bangladesh After 18 Months Today, Voting Has Started
Bangladesh is holding crucial parliamentary elections today after 18 months, following a government overthrow due to student protests that led to the formation of an interim government.
Africa: Corruption Remains Global Threat As Transparency International Warns of Leadership Decline
The 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index by Transparency International highlights ongoing corruption as a major global issue, urging leaders to address challenges to governance and democracy.
Election in Bangladesh
Bangladesh is set to hold a national election on Thursday amid historic protests and calls for democratic reform.
Electoral Act: ADC hails protesters, urges vigilance until presidential assent
The African Democratic Congress praises Nigerian protests that led to the reversal of controversial provisions in the Electoral Amendment Bill.
Australia politics live: police under fire for handling of Sydney protests; chief says speakers ‘incited’ crowd
There is significant backlash against police handling of recent protests in Sydney, with calls for more protection of protest rights in New South Wales.
Photos: The longest and most numerous protests. Minorities united in resistance to Vučić
The article discusses the largest and longest protests in recent history in response to the actions of Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, where diverse minorities joined together.
China: The conviction of Jimmy Lai for the 2019 protests and international reactions
Former media mogul Jimmy Lai was sentenced to 20 years in prison by a Hong Kong court for his involvement in the 2019 pro-democracy protests, amidst international calls for his release.
Nigeria: Electoral Act - NLC Threatens Mass Action Over Senate's Rejection of Real-Time Transmission of Results
The Nigeria Labour Congress threatens mass protests against the Senate for rejecting real-time election result transmission, raising concerns about democracy in Nigeria.
“Iran, a Mirror of May 1980 Gwangju”... Gwangju Humanities Group Stages Performance Condemning Bloody Suppression
Members of a humanities group in Gwangju held a performance to condemn the bloody suppression of anti-government protests in Iran.
Protest: 550 people demonstrate in Dachau for democratic values
Approximately 550 people demonstrated in Dachau for democratic values, significantly fewer than previous years.
Human rights activist sentenced to six years in prison in Iran
Iranian human rights activist Narges Mohammadi, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, has been sentenced to six years in prison for participating in protests and conspiracy to commit crimes.
From this point, there is no turning back
Young Iranians no longer believe in reforming the existing system, as highlighted by Maryam Rajavi, a prominent opposition politician, in a guest article.
Leading activist in Iran arrested after statement
Leading Iranian activist Ghorban Behzadian-Nejad has been arrested for backing a statement that criticizes the Iranian regime.