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This article discusses the disparities in EU agricultural subsidies received by Estonian farmers compared to their peers in Central and Western Europe, highlighting protests from local farmers about these inequities.

A new case of foot-and-mouth disease has been detected on a livestock farm in Lesbos, leading to the culling of animals and protests from farmers against the government's lockdown measures.

Farmers are facing challenging times in agriculture, making it crucial for their protest messages to reach policymakers.

Russian authorities are culling livestock in the Novosibirsk region to contain a mysterious animal disease, leading to protests from farmers who claim their animals were healthy and no tests were conducted before the culling.

Farmers in Siberia are facing brutal state actions, including the extermination of cattle and arrests, as exemplified by farmer Svetlana Panina's devastating experience.

Farmers across Estonia are gathering for a protest on Thursday to highlight issues in food production.

Farmers in Estonia are planning protests against unequal competition conditions in the EU, while Latvian farmers remain concerned about future policies.

Farmers and transport workers in Mexico are planning protests during the 2026 World Cup to highlight ongoing issues in agriculture and transportation.

Today, police clashed with farmers as they attempted to march towards Samana, leading to several arrests and heightened tensions in the area.

Thousands of Serbian farmers blocked roads across the country on Tuesday, demanding higher subsidies and protection from cheap imported products, alongside faster payments for their goods.

Farmers in India are demanding the release of their fellow activists who have been imprisoned for nine months, citing the need for reunification with their families.

Farmers protesting for their release clashed with police outside the Deputy Commissioner's office in Bathinda, India.

Farmers clashed with police in Bathinda, India, leading to the use of tear gas by authorities.

Clashes between farmers and police occurred in Bathinda, India, as farmers protested against the local administration.

The agricultural protests ended with a seemingly neutral outcome, as farmers reluctantly accepted the government's terms after prolonged demonstrations.

The Spanish People's Party (PP) is concerned about losing rural votes following its support for the Mercosur trade agreement amid protests from farmers.

Tractors and farmers participating in a nationwide rally in Greece are gradually leaving Syntagma Square, allowing major roads to reopen.

Farmers in Athens are expected to disperse at noon after a night of protests with over 40 tractors, while the street Vasilissis Amalias will remain closed until their departure.

Greek farmers, fishermen, and livestock breeders have ended their blockades in Athens after 55 days of protests, citing unmet demands for the sustainability of their professions.

SYRIZA-PS leader Sokratis Famellos addressed Greek farmers at a nationwide rally in Syntagma, emphasizing support for honest farmers while criticizing the government and its policies.

Maria Karystianou shows her support for the farmers' protests, stating they are at a breaking point and demanding clear rules and fair treatment.

Traffic regulations are in effect in central Athens due to a farmers' rally which has led to road closures and increased traffic congestion.

Many tractors are headed to Syntagma Square in Athens for a farmers' protest, with farmers arriving from various regions of Greece.

Protesters from the agricultural sector marched to Athens to express their dissatisfaction with the government's responses to their concerns.

Protests by farmers in Athens coincide with parliamentary discussions on collective labor agreements and highlight their grievances against government policies.

Indian farmers and trade unions staged a nationwide strike in response to a new trade deal with the United States over concerns it will harm local agriculture.

Farmers in Greece are preparing to march to Athens in response to their ongoing protests, with support from other agricultural sectors like livestock and fishing.

Farmers across India are staging a nationwide strike against a proposed trade deal with the US, fearing negative impacts on their livelihoods.

The recent agricultural protests in Greece ended without resolving the fundamental structural and economic challenges faced by the agricultural sector.

On February 12, a coalition of farmer organizations and trade unions is calling for a nationwide shutdown in India to protest against several economic policies and labor laws enacted by the central government.

Thousands of Spanish farmers protested in Madrid against the EU-Mercosur trade agreement, claiming it threatens food sovereignty and creates unfair competition.

Farmers in Spain protest in Madrid against the EU-Mercosur trade deal and cuts in the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP).

Farmers are relieved by new protections implemented by the EU regarding imports from South American countries as they continue to protest against the EU-Mercosur agreement.

Farmers in Seville protest against the EU-Mercosur agreement and cuts to the Common Agricultural Policy amidst severe flooding causing massive agricultural losses.

Farmers in Greece are planning further protests, bringing tractors to major cities and gearing up for a significant demonstration in Athens.

Farmers, livestock breeders, fishermen, and beekeepers have decided to march to Athens after 55 days of protests to push for their demands.

Farmers in Greece have decided to hold a tractor march in Athens on February 13, following discussions in their national committee about organizing protests across the country.

Representatives of the nationwide committee of farmers have decided to carry out a mass tractor descent to Athens on Monday and Tuesday, following the recent conclusion of blockades, as they believe the government has not adequately resolved their main issues.

Farmers are reassessing their actions during a nationwide conference in Larissa, driven by ongoing dissatisfaction with the government's stance following a recent withdrawal of their protests.

Following the withdrawal of farmers, livestock breeders, beekeepers, and fishermen from road blockades, a national conference is expected to initiate new actions due to ongoing discontent with the government's stance.

The article discusses the impending crises facing two steadfast institutions of humanity: the priestly state, particularly in the Iranian model, and the Communist Party of Greece (KKE), which has fallen out of favor with farmers and struggles to manage its protests.

Farmers continue their blockades despite roads being open nationwide, with tractors moved to safe points ahead of a meeting with the Prime Minister.

The article discusses the European Union's readiness to import grains and food produced through illegal means, amid ongoing scrutiny of trade agreements with Mercosur, particularly in the context of protests from European farmers.

Argentine ranchers view European farmers' protests as political and see an opportunity to boost their beef exports amidst discussions around the EU-Mercosur trade agreement.

The article discusses the Prime Minister's response to opposition calls for tax-free fuel for farmers, highlighting concerns over potential fuel smuggling and the farmers' demands during protests.

Farmers and ranchers are intensifying protests against Mercosur, with major mobilizations planned from January 26 to 30, as a response to perceived challenges facing the agricultural sector.

A meeting between farmers, livestock breeders, beekeepers, and fishermen protesting their demands and the Prime Minister is set for Friday at the Maximos Mansion, following 47 days of mobilizations.

The article discusses the ongoing farmers' protests and blockades, expressing doubt about their resolution and questioning the prolonged disruptions to transportation and citizens' movement over the past month and a half.

The Spanish government is mobilizing 17,000 rural properties and allocating 10% of the CAP to promote generational change in agriculture amid rising protests from farmers in Catalonia against the Mercosur agreement.

A tense week as European farmers protest against U.S. colonization efforts in Greenland and the Mercosur trade treaty, leading to clashes in Paris and Brussels.