Fresh anti-government protests have erupted in Somalia over alleged forced evictions, with demonstrations turning violent in several areas. Protesters accused authorities of removing vulnerable families from their homes, while former Prime Minister Hassan Ali Khaire condemned what he described as a “brutal attack” on civilians protesting peacefully. The unrest has intensified political tensions and renewed debate over housing rights, governance and security challenges facing Somalia.


Somalia Protests: Violent Anti-Government Protests Erupt In Somalia Over Forced Evictions Crisis

Thousands of Israelis gathered for an anti-government protest in Tel Aviv after the country decided to resume attacks on the Gaza Strip. Watch this report for more details!

Israel: Thousands gather in Tel Aviv, protest against resuming Gaza war

Israel witnesses one of its largest protests against Netanyahu

Beyond the border tensions and war in Gaza, the Israeli government is in the eye of a political storm. Israelis are out on the streets again; the war cabinet has ceased to exist. Is this the beginning of the end for Benjamin Netanyahu?

Anti-govt protests, a dissolved war cabinet: is this the end for Netanyahu?

Anti-government protesters took to the streets of Jerusalem on Monday, clashing with police near the house of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and calling for new elections. Watch in for more details!

Thousands of Israelis take to the streets for anti-government protest

According to Iran’s official IRNA news agency, over 20,000 people who participated in widespread anti-government protests have been pardoned. This comes months after tens of thousands of people took to the streets across the country in protest following the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini who passed away after she was detained by authorities for her alleged breach of the dress code.

Iran pardons over 20,000 people who took part in anti-government protests

The Iranian currency, the rial, hit a new record low against the United States dollar, on Sunday (February 26) with nearly 600,000 rials to the dollar on the unofficial market.

Iranian rial plunges to record low amid anti-government protests, international isolation

Major anti-government protests have erupted in Iran. Prices of food staples have soared by as much as 300%. Reports say 5 people have died in a crackdown by authorities. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas: Iran: 5 dead in massive anti-government protests

Baghdad continues to witness fresh anti-government protests demanding an end to Iraq's political system. Watch report.

Protests erupt in Baghdad near Tahrir square

Hundreds of Thai LGBT activists and allies raised rainbow flags on Saturday evening as they called for democracy and equal rights, the latest in a series of youth protests calling for the government to step down.

Thai LGBT activists raise pride flag in anti-government rally

Anti-government protests turned violent as clashes erupted between police and protestors. Protestors hit the streets in capital Beirut. Watch report.

Protests hit Lebanon as currency hits record low | World News

Britain urged China to rethink its plans and the strategy therein to assert more control over Hong Kong, which was earlier British territory, and was handed back to China under special terms - including democratic freedoms.

'Step back': United Kingdom hits out at China's attempts to assume control of Hong Kong

Derek Tai was arrested outside Hong Kong's Legislative Council building last June, early in the city's anti-government protests, which have seen millions join demonstrations over the past seven months.

Arrested Hong Kong protesters stuck in limbo as cases grind forward

Hong Kong's strengths as a global financial hub have not been undermined by months of pro-democracy protests, the Chinese-ruled city's chief executive, Carrie Lam, said on Monday.

Hong Kong's strengths as global financial hub intact despite protests: Carrie Lam

Hong Kong's Chief Executive Carrie Lam today affirmed her wish to work closely with Beijing's top official to get back on ''the right path''. The protests are now running into their sixth month.

Will work with new Chinese envoy to get back on 'right path': Hong Kong's Carrie Lam

Before midnight on New Year's Eve, a call to action was sent on a private WhatsApp group, within the hour, dozens gathered in the centre of the Hyderabad, many holding banners to protest a controversial new citizenship law.

Indian protesters took 'Be Water' strategy from Hong Kong protest to skirt police restrictions

In a briefing received from the HSBC bank on Friday, the overnight services were said to be suspended at 19 ATM clusters cited in different areas of Hong Kong, two days after its branches and ATMs were vandalised and flamed during anti-government protests.

HSBC suspends overnight services at 19 ATM clusters in Hong Kong after branches vandalised

HSBC is being drawn into Hong Kong's political turmoil with protesters attacking some of its branches and graffiti daubed on the famous pair of lions that guard its city-centre headquarters.

HSBC begins year with Hong Kong branches closed, vandalised

A Hong Kong seller of luxury wristwatches stands guarded by surveillance cameras to ward off burglars seemingly exploiting policing vacuums caused, in part, by officers sent to riot-control duties.

Months of riots leave Hong Kong police stretched

Hundreds take to the streets of Port-Au-Prince.

Unceasing Protests in Haiti: Anti-Government Protests in Haiti Surges

Hong Kong's democrats romped to a landslide and symbolic majority in district council elections after residents turned out in record numbers on Sunday to vote following six months of anti-government protests in the embattled city.

Hong Kong democrats romp to local election landslide after months of protests

Iraqi soccer team supporters gathered in Baghdad amid anti-government protests. Thousands of Iraqi fans waved their national flags and cheered outside a sports stadium in Amman on Thursday ahead of a soccer match between the Iraqi national football team and its Iranian counterpart.

Iraqi soccer team supporters gathered in Baghdad amid anti-government protests

6 Iraqis were killed and dozens wounded on Saturday, police and hospital sources said, as demonstrators and security forces clashed in the second day of protests against Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi's government.

Iraq: 6 killed, dozens wounded in anti-government protests

Anti-government rallies have renewed across Iraq, the second phase of protests that turned deadly earlier this month and which could balloon after the endorsement of populist cleric Moqtada al-Sadr.