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Finnish Foreign Minister Openly Backs Georgian Anti-Government Protests

Zolta Győri October 16, 2025

Tbilisi cancelled her meeting with the prime minister after Valtonen clearly overstepped the boundaries of diplomacy and became a political actor.

Pro-Palestinian Protests Persist Across Italy Despite Gaza Ceasefire

Javier Villamor October 13, 2025

Demonstrators call for Israel’s destruction, glorify Hamas figures, and echo October 7 rhetoric, raising alarm over escalating extremism in Europe’s streets.

You’re Not Free if the Government Holds the Leash

Jake Welch October 11, 2025

The freedom to protest either exists or it doesn’t, and much like freedom of expression, any attempt to restrict or define the confines thereof negates the principle itself.

Georgia Protesters Attempt To Storm Presidential Palace

TEC News October 5, 2025

PM calls for “sweeping crackdown” and accuses EU ambassador of meddling.

A farmer protest in Berlin in January 2024. The placard reads "Without farmers [there is] no future".

Farmers Threaten Fresh Protests as Brussels Pushes Cuts and Trade Deals

Zoltán Kottász September 22, 2025

Mounting anger over EU budget reforms and trade agreements is set to result in unprecedented pressure on Europe’s countryside.

France: To Block or To Unblock, That Is the Question

Hélène de Lauzun September 12, 2025

The discontented in France are pursuing irreconcilable goals.

Enough Is Enough: Ukrainians Attack Draft Officers for Second Time in a Week

Tamás Orbán August 5, 2025

Citizens armed with steel pipes and batons clashed with recruiters, just days after protesters stormed a stadium to free newly mobilized soldiers after another one was beaten to death.

Mourners gather outside the train station in Novi Sad on March 21, 2025 for a vigil for commemorating a victim of the station's roof collapse in November 2024.

Suspects in the Novi Sad Train Station Collapse Investigation Detained

Zolta Győri August 3, 2025

The collapse of the train station triggered multiple protests in Serbia, with former government officials allegedly responsible now in police custody.

Hero No More? Zelensky Faces Backlash at Home

Zolta Győri July 29, 2025

Falling approval ratings, corruption scandals, and mismanagement of the war are making it increasingly evident that Zelensky is not the golden boy Brussels makes him out to be.

A protestor stands in front of Turkish anti-riot police officers during a rally in support of Istanbul's arrested mayor in Istanbul Municipality, on March 23, 2025.

Turkey Erupts in Protest After Jailing of Opposition Leader

Zoltán Kottász March 24, 2025

The arrest of Ekrem İmamoğlu has sparked the largest demonstrations in over a decade.

Tag: protests

Finnish Foreign Minister Openly Backs Georgian Anti-Government Protests

Pro-Palestinian Protests Persist Across Italy Despite Gaza Ceasefire

You’re Not Free if the Government Holds the Leash

Georgia Protesters Attempt To Storm Presidential Palace

Farmers Threaten Fresh Protests as Brussels Pushes Cuts and Trade Deals

France: To Block or To Unblock, That Is the Question

Enough Is Enough: Ukrainians Attack Draft Officers for Second Time in a Week

Suspects in the Novi Sad Train Station Collapse Investigation Detained

Hero No More? Zelensky Faces Backlash at Home

Turkey Erupts in Protest After Jailing of Opposition Leader

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