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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.

Serbian PM Resigns in Government Reshuffle To End Blockades

Tamás Orbán January 28, 2025

If the protests don’t stop after he meets all the demands, it might confirm President Vučić’s claim that he faces a foreign-funded ‘color revolution.’

Violent Protests Rock Georgia After Suspension of EU Membership Bid

Graham Barnfield December 2, 2024

The only thing the country has rejected is Brussels’ “shameful and offensive blackmail,” PM said.

UK: Government Minister Fails To “Condemn Explicit Lawlessness by Favoured Group”

Michael Curzon August 6, 2024

Critic says Labour is offering “excuses for violent assembly.”

UK: Labour’s Response to Southport Stabbing Puts “Fundamental Freedoms” at Risk

Michael Curzon August 5, 2024

Campaigners say the prime minister “seems ignorant of the civil liberties implications” of incoming measures.

Ireland: Unrest Grows As Anti-Migration Clashes Spread Beyond Dublin

Thomas O'Reilly July 22, 2024

Voters risk arrest to protest the Irish political establishment’s prioritization of migrant welfare over their own citizens.

Ireland: Asylum Centre in Flames Amid Escalating Anti-Immigration Protests

Thomas O'Reilly July 19, 2024

Crowds of locals gathered around the planned asylum centre, chanting “get them out.”

Roger Scruton’s 1968 Lessons for Our Time

Rod Dreher May 2, 2024

Seeing Paris demos made him conservative. Will the 2024 campus chaos create new Scrutons?

Gaza vs. Ukraine: Selective Outrage at America’s Colleges

Sven R. Larson April 27, 2024

The abdication of the college faculty from the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza has allowed virulent, openly anti-intellectual forces to hijack the protests.

Tag: protests

Hero No More? Zelensky Faces Backlash at Home

Turkey Erupts in Protest After Jailing of Opposition Leader

Serbian PM Resigns in Government Reshuffle To End Blockades

Violent Protests Rock Georgia After Suspension of EU Membership Bid

UK: Government Minister Fails To “Condemn Explicit Lawlessness by Favoured Group”

UK: Labour’s Response to Southport Stabbing Puts “Fundamental Freedoms” at Risk

Ireland: Unrest Grows As Anti-Migration Clashes Spread Beyond Dublin

Ireland: Asylum Centre in Flames Amid Escalating Anti-Immigration Protests

Roger Scruton’s 1968 Lessons for Our Time

Gaza vs. Ukraine: Selective Outrage at America’s Colleges

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