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News Bulletin6 months ago
Armenians take part in anti-government protest in central Yerevan
Armenians take part in anti-government protest in central Yerevan.
Armenians take part in anti-government protest in central Yerevan
Palestine7 months ago
Libya suspends foreign minister over Israeli talks amid angry protests
Libyan Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibah says he has suspended the North African country’s top diplomat after Israel's foreign ministry said their foreign ministers had met the previous week.
Libya suspends foreign minister over Israeli talks amid angry protests
Palestine7 months ago
Israeli air force sacks senior generals amid persisting protests
The Israeli air force has suspended a number of its senior reservists amid persisting protests against the regime's hawkish prime ministers and his policies.
Israeli air force sacks senior generals amid persisting protests
France8 months ago
Prisons in France teeming as govt crackdown on protests intensifies
Prison overcrowding in France gets worse as the country sets a new record for the number of inmates in its teeming prisons amid the government’s repression of protests.
Prisons in France teeming as govt crackdown on protests intensifies
Conversations8 months ago
Netanyahu’s political career doomed, protests will paralyze regime: Analyst
Benjamin Netanyahu’s far-right regime and his political career are doomed as protests rage on against his so-called “judicial overhaul”, says a Palestinian expert.
Netanyahu’s political career doomed, protests will paralyze regime: Analyst
Feature9 months ago
Explainer: Who was Nahel M. and why was he shot dead by French police?
The only child brought up by his mother, Nahel M, a French teenager of Algerian origin killed by the French police, had been working as a takeaway delivery driver and also was a rugby enthusiast.
Explainer: Who was Nahel M. and why was he shot dead by French police?
Conversations9 months ago
‘Weak, unpopular’ Macron using military means to quell protests: Professor
The government of Emmanuel Macron in France is both “weak and terribly unpopular” and believes that resorting to suppressive mechanisms and even the military is “the only way” to quell popular protests, says an analyst.
‘Weak, unpopular’ Macron using military means to quell protests: Professor
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