Protesters block the Pan-American Highway and 9 de Julio in protest against labor reform
Protesters have blocked major thoroughfares in Argentina in opposition to a proposed labor reform that the government is set to debate in the Senate.
People Power Party: 'Oppression of the Opposition is Dictatorship' ... Protests Against the Search Warrant of the Joint Investigation Team
The ruling People Power Party criticized a joint investigation team's search of its headquarters as oppression against the opposition, framing it as a dictatorial move.
Nigeria: Protest As El-Rufai Remains in Detention
Protests erupted in Kaduna against the continued detention of former Governor Nasir El-Rufai, with demonstrators demanding his release and warning of escalating political tensions.
'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.
Competition for the Relocation of the Gwacheon Racecourse Amid Opposition
Gwacheon residents and labor unions are protesting against plans to relocate the local racecourse, as other cities engage in competition to host it.
By-election: Opposition protests in Kano, APC wins Rivers assembly seats
Opposition parties in Kano State boycotted the by-election over alleged irregularities, while the APC won two assembly seats in Rivers State.
Albanian police used water cannons and tear gas against opposition protesters
Thousands of supporters of former Prime Minister Sali Berisha gathered to demand the resignation of Socialist Premier Edi Rama, leading to clashes with police who used water cannons and tear gas.
Albania: Clashes between demonstrators and police in the shadow of Berisha
In Albania, police dispersed a large opposition protest in Tirana that became violent, featuring clashes between supporters of former Prime Minister Sali Berisha and law enforcement.
Albania: Corruption Allegations Spark Clashes Between Police and Protesters
Clashes erupted in Tirana as police used tear gas and water cannons against opposition protesters demanding the resignation of the Albanian government over corruption allegations.
Vrček: Who wants a green waste incinerator?
The article discusses opposition to the construction of a waste incinerator in Zagreb, highlighting past and present protests against the city mayor’s plans.
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party: A Journey from Opposition to Power
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party, founded in 1978, has recently returned to power after significant political upheaval, including protests that led to the ousting of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in 2024.
Argentina: Controversial reform adopted
The Argentine Congress's lower house has approved a controversial labor reform proposal supported by President Javier Milei, which has faced significant opposition from trade unions.
Amid protests and a general strike, Milei approves labor reform in Congress
Javier Milei's government approved a significant labor reform in Congress, facing opposition and protests from various groups.
[Photo] ‘Opposition to Slave-like Labor Reform’… Argentine Labor Movement Protests
Protests against Argentine President Javier Milei's proposed labor reform aimed at boosting investment and economic recovery have erupted in Buenos Aires, with labor unions claiming it undermines worker rights.
Venezuela approves amnesty law for prisoners due to political protests
The Venezuelan National Assembly has passed an amnesty law aimed at releasing political prisoners and restoring their rights amid ongoing protests in the country.
The clear winner of a role-playing game
The Argentine government's labor reform gains approval amid opposition protests, highlighting the current political power dynamics.
'There's a new definition of NIMBY: Next, it might be you'
The article discusses the growing opposition to onshore wind farms in Wales, as local groups protest against government plans for renewable energy projects they believe will harm the countryside.
Parliament: Heightened Political Dispute Over Incidents at Nikaia Hospital
The Greek Parliament is embroiled in a fierce political dispute regarding a recent attack on Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis at Nikaia Hospital, with accusations directed at leftist opposition groups for their involvement.
Russian Flag Allowed in Paralympics, Ukraine Protests
As Russia and Belarus are allowed to compete under their national flags in the upcoming Winter Paralympics, Ukraine has expressed strong opposition.
2027 elections: Lawmakers protest as NASS okays e-transmission, manual backup
The National Assembly of Nigeria has approved electronic transmission of election results with manual backup, leading to protests and walkouts from opposition lawmakers.
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.
Flowers and tickets under the snow, two years without Navalny: the challenge of his mother and followers
The article commemorates the second anniversary of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny's confinement, highlighting the emotional tributes from his mother and supporters at a cemetery in Moscow.
Protests in Tunisia Demand Release of Political Prisoners
Protests in Tunisia are calling for the release of political prisoners detained for three years on charges related to conspiring against state security.
Thirty years since the assassination of Tomás y Valiente: when the University rose against ETA
The assassination of Francisco Tomás y Valiente, former president of the Constitutional Tribunal in Spain, by ETA marked a pivotal moment in mobilizing public opposition against terrorism in Spain.
Thousands hold the first major opposition demonstration in Venezuela after Maduro's fall
Thousands of people participated in Venezuela's first major opposition demonstration since Nicolás Maduro's removal, marking a significant political shift in the country.
Health CPI of the Chamber of Sorocaba closes without hearing the accused; case evolves into corruption scandals of the city hall
The Health CPI in Sorocaba closed without hearing from the accused, despite ongoing protests from the opposition regarding the investigation into corruption.
PHOTO ⟩ Clashes between protesters and police took place in Albania
Clashes occurred between opposition protesters and police in Tirana, Albania, resulting in injuries and arrests as demonstrators attacked government buildings.
Zimbabwe cabinet approves tenure extension for 83-year-old president, opposition protests
Zimbabwe's cabinet has approved constitutional changes aimed at extending President Emmerson Mnangagwa's term until 2030, drawing criticism from opposition leaders who demand a national referendum on the amendments.
Senegal: "The regime's response was surprising as it supported the students when in opposition"
Students in Senegal are protesting against scholarship payment delays, leading to violent clashes with security forces at Cheikh Anta Diop University, resulting in the death of a medical student.
A new bridge version has angered residents - hundreds of signatures collected
Residents of Klaipeda express strong opposition to the planned construction of a vehicle bridge, favoring a pedestrian and bicycle bridge instead, gathering hundreds of signatures to voice their concerns.
Om Birla did not arrive at the Speaker's chair in Lok Sabha, loud uproar, proceedings adjourned until 12 noon
The Lok Sabha faced continued disruption, leading to the adjournment of proceedings until 12 noon due to loud protests from opposition members.
Ruckus Outside the Assembly After Rape of a Girl in Darbhanga
Political tensions have escalated in Bihar following a horrific incident involving the rape of a girl in Darbhanga, leading to protests by opposition lawmakers outside the assembly.
Fontana points the finger. 'Those against the Games are enemies of Italy'
Attilio Fontana, president of the Lombardy Region, criticizes protesters against the Milan-Cortina 2026 Olympics, suggesting that opposition to the Games undermines Italy's credibility.
Sydney protest: NSW premier defends police in ‘impossible situation’ after accusations of violence against protesters
New South Wales Premier Chris Minns has defended police actions during a protest against Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s visit, despite claims of excessive force from opposition MPs and protesters.
Iran: Prominent opposition politician arrested – further prison sentence for Mohammadi
The Iranian government continues its crackdown on prominent figures who criticize the regime, with several politicians, including Asar Mansuri, being arrested after mass protests last month.
Strict Security Outside the UP Legislative Assembly Before Budget Session
Ahead of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly's budget session, security has been heightened outside the assembly building in anticipation of protests from the opposition.
"A Comprehensive Set of Retreat from Public Education"…Opposition to Administrative Integration Special Law Expands in the Education Sector
Growing backlash in the education community against the proposed special law for administrative integration in South Korea, perceived as detrimental to public education.
Opposition leaders in Venezuela take to the streets to support the mothers of prisoners
Following the release of several political prisoners, opposition leaders in Venezuela joined a motorcycle caravan to support protesting mothers outside prisons.
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.
Violent escalation, left complicit The government pushes: "Now the security decree"
The Italian government is advocating new security measures while the opposition expresses concerns over potential restrictions on democratic freedoms amidst urban unrest in cities like Turin and Milan.
Protests from Australia to Europe, opposition to Khamenei's regime in London and Berlin
Protests supporting Iranian demonstrators against Khamenei's regime have erupted globally, with significant rallies in cities across Australia and Europe.
Legal groups push for Australian federal police to arrest retired general travelling with Israeli president
A coalition of Australian and Palestinian legal organizations is urging the Federal Police to investigate and arrest retired General Doron Almog accompanying Israeli President Isaac Herzog, citing historical war crimes allegations as opposition to the president's visit grows.
Police in Italy granted new powers, opposition cries: 'This is repression'
Italian police are now allowed to temporarily detain suspects before street gatherings to prevent unrest, following a new order approved by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's right-wing government.
Venezuela approves general amnesty law for prisoners of political protests on 1st vote
The Venezuelan Parliament has approved a draft amnesty law that grants immediate pardon to those imprisoned for political protests or criticism of authorities.
"Complicit in genocide". Pro-Palestinian activists try to block the torch's passage in Milan
Pro-Palestinian activists protested against the arrival of the Olympic torch in Milan, voicing their opposition to the Games and various social issues.
The Secretary of Labor defended the labor reform and mocked the opposition and the CGT: "Some demand fantastic rights that no one has"
Julio Cordero, the Secretary of Labor, defended the labor reform and criticized the upcoming protests by the CGT, stating they are based on unrealistic demands and should not impede institutional functioning.
'Mr. Kharge, please keep your shouting in mind given his age...,' PM Modi takes a dig
During a discussion in the Rajya Sabha, Prime Minister Modi made a remark regarding Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge's age while responding to opposition protests during his speech.
Togo: opponents criticize following the extradition of former Burkinabè junta leader Damiba
More than 15 days after the hasty extradition of Lieutenant Colonel Damiba from Togo to Burkina Faso, there has been no news of the former Burkinabè leader, prompting protests from the principal opposition party in Togo, the ANC, who condemned the extradition for violating legal and moral principles.
The Chavista wall is cracking in Venezuela: mothers, youth, and opponents take to the streets to "stretch the rope against the dictatorship"
In San Cristóbal, Venezuela, citizens, including mothers and youth, rallied against the government, expressing their rebellion through chants and demonstrations armed with white handkerchiefs.
VIDEO: A protest in Belgrade against the marking of the anniversary
Supporters of the opposition party 'Green-Left Front' and other pro-European groups gathered in central Belgrade to prevent a ceremony marking the 80th anniversary of the death of World War II war criminal Milan Nedić by fascist and nationalist groups.