The Iranian opponent Taghi Rahmani: “The Iranian regime is becoming increasingly aggressive and needs to silence voices”
Iranian opposition figure Taghi Rahmani expresses his concern for his wife, Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi, who has been detained amid rising social unrest in Iran.
The circumstances are darker than before
The article discusses the worsening conditions in various sectors in Iceland.
Why did the authorities in Gabon shut down Facebook and its sisters?
The Gabonese authorities announced a temporary shutdown of several social media platforms, citing the need to regulate their use and ensure the quality of public discourse amidst social unrest.
Social media suspended in Gabon 'until further notice': media regulator
Gabon has suspended all social media platforms indefinitely due to concerns over hateful and defamatory content fueling societal conflict.
Take care, Spain, of your own Spain!
The article discusses growing disillusionment among Spaniards with their political system, primarily criticizing the major political parties for failing to address citizens' needs.
Gabon shuts down social media
Gabon has indefinitely suspended social media to prevent content that fuels societal division and conflict, following recent social unrest.
Atmosphere of fear in Marseille. Its outcome may influence the fate of all of France
The situation in Marseille has created a climate of fear that could have significant implications for the entire country of France.
Hong Kong’s success debunks the false binary of security vs freedom
An opinion piece argues that Hong Kong's national security regime has facilitated the city's recovery, challenging external narratives about the conflict between security and freedom.
There is mail for Elly
Il Giornale offers a subscription to Elly, highlighting the ongoing social unrest in Italy, particularly referencing activists and significant public figures.
The day that changed Iran and the Middle East
Forty-six years after the Islamic Revolution, Iran faces a deep crisis of regime legitimacy marked by societal unrest and challenges to authority.
New wave of popular anger in Iran – Crowds shout slogans against Khamenei
A new wave of public anger is rising in Iran as families of victims, students, and healthcare workers openly defy the regime, despite the ongoing severe crackdown.
Milan locks down for the Olympics. From Askatasuna to collectives: gathering for the assault on the city
Around 10,000 people are expected in Milan, including various social centers, environmentalists, territorial committees, and students' collectives, in response to the city's preparations for the Olympics following recent unrest.
Union Turn: Salaries and Housing
Social unrest continues among a significant portion of the population despite undeniable social improvements, as they struggle with the soaring cost of living, especially regarding housing.
Battles Over Truth Rage Online Amid Iran’s Internet Blackout
Amidst an internet blackout in Iran, online battles over the truth are intensifying, highlighting the challenges of information dissemination during political unrest.
Iran says it is "ready for war" and accuses the United States and Israel of training "terrorists" who then "burn and decapitate" protesters
Iran has declared its readiness for war, alleging that the United States and Israel are training terrorists who attack protesters amid ongoing social unrest.
The Impossible Tunisia and the Possible Tunisia
Tunisians enter the new year amidst severe political, social, and economic challenges, marked by political tension, imprisonment of opposition leaders, rising living costs, and an impending general strike amid deteriorating economic conditions.
Croats in Vojvodina: Instead of incitement, we build a society in which such attacks do not happen
The recent arson incident at the Roman Catholic Church in Novi Sad has drawn condemnation from various organizations and politicians in Croatia and Vojvodina, who fear further unrest without a clear response from authorities.
Inside Iran’s Protests: How a Plunging Currency Set Off Wide Unrest
The article explores the recent protests in Iran, highlighting how a severe drop in the national currency has catalyzed widespread social unrest.
Who Questions the Regime in Iran – The Rival Forces and Their Limits
The Iranian religious leadership faces increasing pressure from a new wave of social unrest fueled by severe economic hardships and inflation, exacerbated by airstrikes from Israeli and American forces targeting the country's nuclear facilities.
'Breaking point'? Iranian protests reflect 'a multi-layered convergence of dissatisfaction'
The article discusses the ongoing protests in Iran, highlighting the complex and layered causes of public dissatisfaction.
Wave of Protests in Iran: Courage in Its Purest Form
A new wave of protests in Iran, driven by economic hardship, is challenging the entire Islamic Republic system as citizens express their discontent over worsening living conditions.
The wave of protests in Iran leaves several dead and hundreds detained in its first week, according to social organizations
The protests in Iran, the largest since 2022, have resulted in multiple deaths and hundreds of arrests in their first week as police deploy to manage the growing unrest.
‘Once whispered, now discussed’: the rise of dubious claims of civil war in the UK
The article explores how the notion of an impending civil war in the UK has shifted from fringe discussions to mainstream dialogue, particularly following recent riots.
The outbreak of social anger in Iran continues [images + video]
Social unrest and demonstrations continue to escalate in Iran amid public dissatisfaction.
Women, students and merchants. Three fronts against the regime
The article discusses the rising unrest in Iran as women, students, and merchants unite against the regime, fueled by social media and artificial intelligence-generated videos depicting the regime's downfall.
Wojciech Piotrowicz: How to avoid the crisis in 2026, tame fear, and not be a weak player?
The article discusses strategies to navigate upcoming crises and hybrid warfare, particularly focusing on the effectiveness of these tactics in weak states.
Pensions timebomb: why Europe’s social contract is becoming unsustainable
Many European countries face a pension crisis due to longer life expectancies, declining birthrates, and strained social contracts, leading to political unrest and demands for reform.