WATCH: Dem senator who ditched Trump's SOTU caught praising naked bike riders, 'patriots' in frog suits
Senator Ron Wyden praised a group of frog-suited protesters for their grassroots efforts against President Trump's anti-crime policies in Portland after skipping the State of the Union address.
Air Traffic Controllers Strike: What Decision Was Made for This Friday
The air traffic controllers' union has suspended protests planned for Friday while salary negotiations proceed, although their strike will continue over the weekend due to unresolved salary agreements.
The small board of the CGT defines how to express its rejection of the possible final sanction of the labor reform
The CGT's leadership will take steps to officially oppose the labor reform if passed by the Senate on Friday, including potential legal action and mobilization.
5 times Democrats disrupted Trump's State of the Union address
The article highlights instances of Democratic interruptions during President Trump's State of the Union address, including protests against his remarks.
Trump blasts Omar, Tlaib as ‘lunatics,’ says ‘send them back’ after SOTU protests
President Trump criticized Representatives Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib as ‘lunatics’ following their protests during his State of the Union address.
Donald Trump State of the Union address breaks record as dramatic moments pictured
Donald Trump's State of the Union address was the longest in history, featuring protests, tributes to veterans, and strong remarks on the U.S. economy.
Trump’s State of the Union: Key highlights
In his first State of the Union address of his second term, President Trump outlined his administration’s accomplishments and priorities in the lead-up to the 2026 midterm elections, focusing heavily on economic themes amid Democratic protests.
Democratic Congressman Protests Trump in the Chamber Over Synthetic Video Disparaging Obama and Others
A Democratic congressman was ejected from the chamber during Trump's State of the Union address after holding up a message protesting a racist video Trump shared on social media.
Why the longest-ever State of the Union address was the most inconsequential
Donald Trump's lengthy State of the Union address was marked more by controversy and protests than substantive policy discussions.
Democrats plan boycott and protests during Trump's speech to Congress
Democrats are planning protests and a boycott during Trump's State of the Union address, with actions including wearing a specific color and featuring those affected by ICE and victims of Jeffrey Epstein.
Quirón employees in Ayuso's healthcare take their protests to the Jiménez Díaz Foundation and threaten a strike
Quirón employees protesting against conditions in Ayuso's healthcare system move their demonstrations to Jiménez Díaz Foundation and threaten an unprecedented strike.
NSUI Protests Against Closure of Lala Baradari Mosque in Lucknow University
Members of the National Students' Union of India protested against the closure of a mosque within Lucknow University, claiming it has served as a prayer space for Muslim students for years.
Who is Alejandro Crespo, the combative leader of the union leading the protest against the closure of Fate
Alejandro Crespo, the leader of the Tire Workers' Union, is spearheading protests against the closure of the Fate factory, representing the workforce impacted by the layoffs.
Labor reform: The left, picketers, and K unions anticipate street marches during the CGT strike
During a general strike announced by the General Confederation of Labor (CGT) in Argentina, leftist factions and social organizations plan to hold street protests against the government’s labor reform project.
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.
Taxi strike this week: "Handbrake" for 3 days in Attica and 2 days across the rest of the country
Taxi drivers in Greece are escalating protests with a new strike announced for the upcoming week.
Federal Court determines that the Union must restore access to the Port of Santarém within 48 hours
A federal court has ordered the Brazilian government to restore access to Santarém's Organized Port within 48 hours due to obstructions caused by Indigenous protests.
The Government attacked the left for the disturbances in Congress, but avoided confronting the CGT
The Argentine government criticized leftist groups for violent protests outside Congress while refraining from addressing the CGT trade union leaders directly.
After a heated debate, the Deputies gave initial approval to the agreement between Mercosur and the European Union, and it now goes to the chamber
Argentina's Chamber of Deputies advanced the Mercosur-European Union trade agreement after a contentious debate, with protests erupting nearby against a labor reform project.
‘Closure of Directly Managed Maintenance Center’ Korea GM and Labor Meet 4 Times but No Agreement
Negotiations between Korea GM and the labor union regarding the closure of the company's directly managed maintenance centers have stalled despite multiple meetings.
The head of the oilworkers' union called to "set the country on fire" due to labor reform and had to clarify his remarks
The head of the oilworkers' union made an incendiary remark against labor reform, which sparked controversy and necessitated a clarification of his statement.
Will there be buses this Wednesday, February 11?
The UTA union confirmed the bus service status for February 11 in Argentina, stating there will be no strike in the Buenos Aires metropolitan area but different circumstances in the provinces.
CGT March: Which Unions are Joining the Mobilization on Wednesday, February 11
The CGT labor union has called for a march across Argentina on February 11 to protest against labor reform legislation set for discussion in the Senate on the same day.
Havlíček in the Disfavor of the Prime Minister? Babiš Arrived Among Union Members Without Him, Had an Explanation
The end of coal mining and the steel crisis are pressing issues for the Czech heavy industry, highlighted by recent events in Silesia where Prime Minister Babiš attended a miners' mourning event and steelworkers' protest without the Minister of Industry, Karel Havlíček.
Union February
The article discusses the historical absence of union protests in January, contrasting it with the turbulent conditions of previous Decembers.
Is there a train strike tomorrow Thursday, February 5? How services work after the government's measure
The government confirmed there will be no train strike on Thursday, February 5, following the mandatory conciliation that halts announced protests by the La Fraternidad union and allows normal train operations.
COMMENTARY ⟩ Who could offer an alternative in Iran?
The article discusses the potential for opposition groups in Iran following the recent violent crackdown on protests and critiques the Iranian regime's prioritization of military spending over economic stability.
Entry Ban on JNU President in the University... Know the Reason Behind This Decision
Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) has banned the entry of the JNUSU president and four other union officials for two semesters due to alleged vandalism during protests against a surveillance system on campus.
Iran declares European Union armies as 'terrorist groups' in retaliatory move
In response to the EU's decision to label the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corp as a terrorist organization, Iran has labeled the armies of EU countries as terrorist groups.
Vrček: The European Union is ready to import grains and food produced illegally
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.
Liberal doctors: a surgeons' union calls for an 'unlimited' strike of on-call shifts
A union of liberal doctors is escalating their protests by calling for an unlimited strike in response to the government's silence regarding their demands.
Without taxis today in the country
Taxi drivers continue their strike across Greece, extending protests initiated by the Attica Taxi Drivers Union to a nationwide action involving the Panhellenic Federation of Professional Taxi Owners.
The EU accelerates efforts to impose more sanctions on Iran after the 'terrifying' increase in casualties from protests
The European Union is moving quickly to impose tougher sanctions on those responsible for the brutal repression of social protests in Iran, responding to the alarming rise in casualties.
The European Union responds to the crisis in Iran. Metsola closes the EP, Kallas announces sanctions
The European Union has taken measures in response to the crisis in Iran, including closing access to the European Parliament for Iranian diplomats and announcing sanctions by EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas.
Fatalities in Protests: Brussels Ready for Tougher Sanctions Against Iran
Following violent actions by Iranian security forces against protesters, the European Union is increasing pressure to impose tougher sanctions on Tehran.
What is Mercosur, with whom the European Union has concluded a free trade agreement?
European Union states have approved a free trade agreement with Mercosur despite protests from the agricultural sector, marking the end of 25 years of negotiations.
Kaja Kallas: The EU is ready to impose new sanctions on Iran for the 'barbaric suppression' of protests
European Union's foreign affairs chief, Kaja Kallas, announces targeted measures against Iranian officials including travel bans and asset freezes in response to the suppression of demonstrations.
Motion of censure, European Court of Justice, parliamentary offensives… The French political class organizes to counter Mercosur
The French political class is mobilizing against the Mercosur trade agreement, with both the right and left seeking to delay its implementation amid ongoing protests from farmers.
SZ in the Evening: News from January 9, 2026
European Union countries have agreed to a Mercosur trade deal after 26 years, overcoming French farmer protests, with plans to reduce import tariffs significantly and sign the agreement in Paraguay next week.
Catalonia faces another day with roads blocked by anti-Mercosur tractor protests
Farmers continue protests in Catalonia as the European Union prepares to make a pivotal decision regarding the Mercosur trade agreement.
Farmers' Anger: What is the Rural Coordination, this union fond of impactful actions that wants to overturn the table?
The Rural Coordination, leading protests in Paris, is opposing the EU-Mercosur free trade agreement and the management of the dermatitis epidemic.
Bogusław Chrabota: I support the European Union's agreement with Mercosur
French farmers are protesting against the Mercosur agreement in Paris, while protests in Warsaw are expected as opponents aim to block the EU from signing the deal.
Taxi Strike: They Will Lift the Handbrake from Tuesday, Decisions Expected Today
Taxi drivers are set to initiate consecutive 48-hour strikes starting Tuesday due to unmet demands from their union, SATΑ, with decisions being finalized during a meeting of the board.
Agricultural Anger: Tractors from the Rural Coordination entered Paris
Farmers from the agricultural union Rural Coordination entered Paris early Thursday, with some gathering at the Eiffel Tower to voice their demands for the profession.
EU offers extra funds to farmers in hope to close Mercosur deal amid protests
The European Union has proposed additional financial support for farmers to facilitate the completion of the Mercosur trade agreement, despite ongoing protests.
Union of Theatrical Producers: Invitation to Actors and Producers to Discuss the Collective Employment Agreement
The Union of Theatrical Producers invites actors, producers, and union members to a meeting to discuss issues within the theater sector and the signing of a Collective Employment Agreement following recent strikes by actors due to failed negotiations.
Chicago Teachers Union promotes Venezuela regime change protests organized by socialist groups
The Chicago Teachers Union endorsed protests against the Trump administration's actions in Venezuela, collaborating with far-left organizations that support socialism.
Pro and anti demonstrations for Maduro's arrest and the EU calls for 'restraint'
Protests for and against the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro occurred, while the European Union called for restraint from all parties involved.
The accounts of another agricultural unionist have been seized
Authorities have seized the bank accounts of yet another agricultural union leader amid ongoing protests.