Members of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) staged protests in Kano and other northern states after reports circulated that Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, was killed in US-Israeli strikes. Demonstrators, mainly from the Shiite community, marched through city streets holding Iranian flags and portraits of Khamenei, condemning the attack and expressing solidarity with Iran.


Nigeria: Shiites Protest In Kano Over Killing Of Iran's Supreme Leader

At least 10 people were killed and dozens injured during violent protests outside the U.S. Consulate in Karachi, Pakistan. Demonstrators clashed with security forces in response to rising Middle East tensions following recent strikes on Iran and the death of Supreme Leader Khamenei. Authorities urge calm as investigations continue.


Pakistan: Hundreds Storm US Consulate In Karachi, Protests In Pak Over Khamenei's Killing

The family of former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has rejected a newly released medical report, calling it inaccurate. In response, protests have been held outside Adiala Jail, led by Khan’s sister, demanding proper medical care and transparency regarding his condition.
Authorities are monitoring the situation as supporters gather to voice their concerns. Stay updated for further developments on Imran Khan’s health, family statements, and protest actions.

Imran Khan’s Family Rejects Medical Report, Protests Erupt

Clashes erupted in Bnei Brak, Israel, as police and local residents confronted each other over efforts to enforce military conscription. The confrontations grew intense, with stun grenades deployed and multiple arrests reported.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a statement saying he will not allow harm to Israel Defense Forces (IDF) soldiers amid the unrest. The situation has drawn widespread attention as tensions continue over conscription and public resistance in parts of Israeli society.


Israel: 23 Arrested In Bnei Brak Clashes, 'Will Not Allow Harm To IDF Soldiers' 

BJP workers in Telangana are protesting and demanding a thorough inquiry following the alleged suicide of a party candidate, reportedly linked to harassment. The incident, which has led to high security at the DGP office, occurred just before local elections, causing significant tension. Protesters are seeking justice for the alleged suicide, which emerged amidst the civic poll developments. 


Telangana Civic Polls: BJP Workers Protest; Demand Justice For Alleged Suicide of Candidate

BTS Fans are protesting Ticketmaster after struggling to secure concert tickets despite paid memberships. Allegations claim resellers bypassed rules, while VIP resale prices soar up to $10,000 per seat, fueling frustration and calls for fair access.


BTS Fans In Mexico City Protest Membership Failures

Mass protests have erupted across Nigeria, with citizens demanding electoral reform and a transparent election process. Demonstrators are calling on authorities to ensure free, fair, and credible elections ahead of upcoming voting cycles. In this video, we cover the protest action, chants and slogans, and statements from organizers, as well as the government’s response. See how Nigerians are mobilizing for democratic accountability and the steps being called for to strengthen the electoral system.

Nigeria Protests Demand Electoral Reform | Calls for Transparent Elections

Tensions have heightened once again in Manipur, as demonstrators took to the streets opposing the formation of a new government. The protests reflect continuing unrest in the state, with authorities monitoring the situation amid concerns over law and order.


Manipur: Tensions Flare Again in Manipur as Protesters Oppose Formation of New Government

Tensions have flared once again in Manipur as demonstrators oppose the formation of the new state government, leading to clashes with police in Tuibong. Security forces have been deployed across sensitive areas after Yumnam Kemchand Singh was sworn in as Chief Minister on February 4, with the situation remaining volatile.


Manipur: Protests Erupt Over New Government, Clashes Reported in Tuibong

Iran-US nuclear talks are back on track after intense lobbying by West Asia leaders and a venue shift to Oman. Iran’s demands on location and scope had earlier threatened to derail negotiations, raising stakes for regional and global security.


Iran-US Nuclear Talks Back on Track After Oman Move, West Asia Leaders Push White House 

Staging a protest on Parliament premises, the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, took a swipe at Union Minister of State Ravneet Bittu on Wednesday, calling him "My traitor friend".

Indian Parliament Erupts in Ruckus, Rahul Gandhi Throws Traitor Jibe at Ravneet Bittu 

Thousands of Israelis have taken to the streets to protest against government discrimination toward Arab citizens, demanding equal treatment for all. Activists highlight that only 8% of murder cases involving Israeli Arabs see charges filed, with 252 Israeli Arabs killed in 2025, fueling nationwide calls for justice and accountability.


Israel: Thousands Of Israelis Protest Discrimination Against Arabs 

Israel, thousands of citizens have taken to the streets to protest against the government, demanding an end to discrimination against Arabs, highlighting growing tensions and calls for social justice, demonstrations continue across major cities, as citizens voice concerns over equality, human rights, and government policies, stay tuned for live updates, expert analysis, and the latest developments shaping Israel’s political and social landscape.

Israel Unrest: Massive Anti-Government Protests Ongoing

Iran has unveiled a provocative mural in Tehran’s Enghelab Square warning the United States not to launch a military strike, as U.S. warships head toward the region. The giant billboard, depicting a damaged U.S. aircraft carrier, features the slogan “If you sow the wind, you will reap the whirlwind” in both Persian and English — a clear symbolic warning from Iranian authorities.


US-Iran Tensions: Trump Sends 'Big Armada' Next To Iran, Tehran Warns Of 'Regret-Inducing Response'

Anti-asylum protests have erupted across parts of the UK after the government moved to convert a former military camp into accommodation for asylum seekers. 


UK: Anti-Asylum Protests Erupt In UK After Former Military Camp Reused as Asylum Accommodation

A man was shot and killed by federal agents in Minneapolis during an immigration enforcement operation, sparking immediate protests and unrest in the city. Hundreds of demonstrators gathered as officers deployed tear gas and crowd‑control measures. Local officials and residents have demanded answers and accountability after the fatal encounter, amid ongoing tensions over federal immigration actions in Minnesota.

Minneapolis Shooting: Federal Agents Kill Man, Protests Erupt

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has issued a stark warning to U.S. President Donald Trump, saying any attack on Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei would trigger an “all-out war.” The warning comes as an Iranian official confirms the protest death toll has crossed 5,000 amid nationwide unrest.


Iran unrest: Pezeshkain warns Trump against attacking Ali Khamenei 

Tensions between the United States and Iran have further escalated over reports that an Iranian protester was facing execution. Those reports prompted strong warnings from Washington and speculation about possible military action. Meanwhile, Iran has rejected those claims, citing that no death sentence was issued. Amid the claims and counterclaims, a poll in US says that the majority of Americans are unhappy with Trump's foreign interventions.


Trump Trapped in Doubt as West Asia Waits for Iran Explosion 

Iran's envoy to Pakistan claims Trump will not attack Iran. This claim comes after Trump's social media warning post. Watch this report for more details!


Breaking: Iran's envoy to Pakistan claims Trump will not attack Iran

Iran's Ambassador to India, Dr. Mohammad Fathali, has said that the people of his country won't"allow foreign interference" and normalcyis returning after the recent protests. Speaking to WION's Sidhant Sibal, Ambassador Fathali stated that "at present, the situation in the country is under control, and in many cities we are witnessing a return to calm and stability." He explained how "millions of Iranians took to the streets across the country to express their support for the Islamic Republic, demonstrating", he said that it "clearly" shows that despite "existing challenges and economic pressures, they will never allow foreign interference in their internal affairs."


'Situation in Iran under control, Indian students safe': Ambassador Dr. Mohammad Fathali 

U.S. President Donald Trump said he had been told that the killing of protesters in Iran’s ongoing unrest has stopped and that there are no current plans for executions, remarks aimed at easing fears of further escalation. Trump spoke from the White House, citing “good authority” for the report, but left open the possibility of continued monitoring and response. Iranian officials have also publicly denied plans to carry out hangings amid the crackdown, even as human rights groups report thousands of deaths during protests that began in late December 2025.


Iran unrest: Execution of Iranian protester postponed, 'there's calm, we are in full control' 

Iran accused the United States of deliberately trying to manufacture a pretext for US military intervention in the nation. This comes after US President Donald Trump urged "Iranian patriots" to continue protesting, promising that “HELP IS ON ITS WAY” while threatening "strong action" over Tehran's violent crackdown on nationwide protests

Iran protests: Trump vows very strong action if Tehran hangs protesters 

U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday urged Iranians to keep protesting and remember the names of those abusing them, saying help is on the way, as Iran's clerical establishment pressed its crackdown against the biggest demonstrations in years.
Iran in turn accused Trump of encouraging political destabilization and inciting violence.

Iran protests: Trump warns Iranian authorities - killing protesters will bring problems

Iran Protests: Hundreds of people are believed to have been killed in Iran as days of large protests threaten the future of the ruling regime. Thousands more have reportedly been arrested. US President Trump has also repeatedly threatened military action if security forces kill protesters.

Authorities have cracked down hard. A range of weapons, from water cannon to live ammunition, have been reportedly used against protesters to deadly effect. US-based rights group the Human Rights Activist News Agency (HRANA) reports nearly 500 protesters and 48 security personnel have been killed since protests began. Watch this report for more details!

Iran unrest: Trump says Iranian leaders have reached out for negotiations

Iran unrest: Iran protests death toll mounts as crackdown intensifies

New Zealand Sikh Procession Faces Second Haka Disruption in less than three weeks, as Christian nationalists heckle marchers claiming cultural ownership.


New Zealand: Protesters block sikhs with tribal 'haka' dance

Iran unrest: Over 600 killed, 'prepared for war but ready for negotiations'  

Iran unrest: White House says Trump keeping Iran air strikes on the table

Iran unrest: Iranian FM claims Mossad agent attempted to direct terrorist acts 

Iran unrest: Mossad urged Iran protests? 'armed operative seen among the protesters'

A protester briefly replaced the flag of the Islamic Republic of Iran on its London embassy with the country’s former flag, flown before 1979, during a demonstration in the UK capital.


Iran unrest: Iranian diaspora backs protests at home, protests held in London, Paris, and Berlin 

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