Pakistan: Reports say protesters from the hardline military-linked religious party Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan were killed by Pakistani security forces during a rare demonstration.


Pakistan: Ex-Pak Prez Arif Alvi likens Muridke to Jallianwala bag massacre 

Gen-Z protests are sweeping across the globe, with young activists demanding change on climate, social justice, and economic issues. Meanwhile, Ecuador faces severe disruptions as three weeks of strikes and roadblocks bring parts of the country to a standstill.


Morocco's Gen Z protest: Protesters reject empty promises, demand real solutions 

Pakistan: How Pak forces hunted and killed protesters in Muridke

Police fired teargas and used stun grenades and batons to disperse protesters outside Bangladesh’s national Parliament complex Friday, as tensions soared over the interim government’s new political charter.

Bangladesh protests: Clashes rock Dhaka as parties seal reform pact 

The Pak government's sycophancy for US President Trump in backing his Gaza plan and fired up political and public anger back home. Workers of the Tehreek-e-Labbaik Party (TLP) have unleashed massive violence in clashes against security forces looking to crush dissent. And that has taken dimensions of muzzling of media freedoms and the public voice. A report on Inside South Asia. 


Pakistan burns within

 Police fired tear gas at protesters who could be seen sheltering in doorways. Some demonstrators set off firecrackers as police approached.

Police use tear gas to clear massive protest against Peruvian politicians

In a major political twist, the Madagascar army has declared unity and claimed control amid nationwide protests. With unrest escalating across the country, the military's bold statement has sparked fears of a potential coup or power shift. Watch the full update on the unfolding crisis.

Madagascar Unrest: Madagascar Army Takes Control Amid Chaos

A renegade military unit in Madagascar has announced that it will take control of the armed forces, intensifying a crisis after the elite soldiers who once helped bring the current president to power switched sides to join antigovernment protesters.


Madagascar protests: Madagascar army unit claims control, prez alleges power grab 

Thousands have taken to the streets across Madagascar in the country’s largest protests in over 15 years. What began over shortages of essentials has escalated into nationwide unrest demanding President Andry Rajoelina’s resignation. Watch to know more updates on this!

Madagascar Protests: Soldiers Join Mass Anti-Government Protests in Madagascar

Nepal’s political landscape is in turmoil as the country's largest parties clash over key constitutional and governance issues. With coalition tensions rising and leadership stability in question, what lies ahead for the Himalayan democracy?

Nepal's Biggest Parties At Loggerheads: What's Next?

Madagascar President Andry Rajoelina named Ruphin Fortunat Zafisambo, a military general, as the country’s new prime minister on Monday, a week after dissolving the government in response to ongoing protests fuelled by power outages and water shortages.


Madagascar Gen Z protest: Military General to take over the prime minister's job 

Thousands have taken to the streets across Madagascar in the country’s largest protests in over 15 years. What began over shortages of essentials has escalated into nationwide unrest demanding President Andry Rajoelina’s resignation. The UN reports 22 dead, though the government disputes the toll.


Madagascar's Gen Z Protesters Give 48-hour Ultimatum for the President to Step Down 

Police in Georgia have arrested five people after clashes with anti-government protesters trying to storm the presidential palace in the capital, Tbilisi.


Georgia: Police use pepper spray & water cannons to disperse protesters

Georgia: Anti-government protesters march towards Presidential palace, attempt forced entry

Madagascar boils over: Deadly protests demand President Rajoelina’s ouster 

Protests erupted in Madagascar’s capital as residents clashed with police over ongoing water shortages and frequent power outages.

Madagascar: Protesters Clash With Police in Capital City Over Policies

Georgian riot police used pepper spray and water cannon to force protesters away from the presidential palace on Saturday (October 4) as the opposition staged a large demonstration on the day of municipal elections.

The governing Georgian Dream (GD) party said it had clinched victory in every municipality across the South Caucasus country of 3.7 million in an election boycotted by the two largest opposition blocs.

Georgia: Anti-Govt Protesters Clash With Police As Ruling Party Wins Local Polls

Violent protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) have left at least 12 people dead, according to reports. The unrest, driven by growing dissatisfaction over economic conditions and governance, has escalated tensions in the region as security forces struggle to restore order.


PoK unrest: Government, protesters seal truce after five days of violence 

PoK unrest: India slams Pak’s brutal crackdown in PoK, condemns rights abuses & resource plunder

Gitanjali Angmo, wife of jailed activist Sonam Wangchuk, has sent an emotional appeal to President Droupadi Murmu, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and Home Minister Amit Shah, urging them to understand the situation in Ladakh. In her letter, Angmo highlighted her husband’s peaceful activism on issues like climate change and the rights of Ladakh’s tribal communities, demanding his “unconditional release” after his arrest under the stringent National Security Act (NSA) following protests in the region.

Ladakh Statehood Protests: Sonam Wangchuk's Wife Moves Supreme Court

Hundreds of thousands of people joined nationwide protests in France today against austerity plans, with unions demanding the government reverse upcoming budget cuts. Strikes disrupted schools, hospitals, trains, and pharmacies, as teachers, medical staff, and other public workers walked off the job.


Protests have erupted across France as unions call for mass mobilisation

PoK Protests Erupt:  At least 12 civilians have been killed as Pakistani security forces opened fire on protesters in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK), marking one of the largest unrests in recent years. The demonstrations began over 38 unmet demands, including tax relief, subsidies on flour and electricity, and abolition of assembly seats reserved for Kashmiri refugees. Violence has spread across Muzaffarabad, Dadyal, Neelum Valley, and Kotli, leaving over 200 injured and several police personnel dead. Shops, markets, and communication services remain shut as protests continue. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has formed a negotiation panel and urged restraint, while activists appeal to the UN for urgent intervention.


PoK protests: Violent protests against Pakistani government; 12 civilians killed in firing

Morocco is witnessing widespread protests as citizens rally against government corruption, extortion, and rising socio-economic grievances. Demonstrators have taken to the streets demanding transparency, accountability, and reforms to address systemic abuse of power. The protests, which include both peaceful marches and vocal demonstrations, reflect growing public frustration over governance, economic inequality, and perceived exploitation. Authorities have responded with heightened security measures, sparking further debate about civil liberties and the right to peaceful assembly.

MOROCCO Protests : Rallies Against Government Corruption And Extortion 

A clash erupted between police and protesters in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir’s (PoK) Dadyal amid demonstrations against soaring inflation and power cuts. Watch to know more.


Pakistan: Massive protest in PoK, angry civilians demand 'azadi' from Pak

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