Protesters in Northern Ireland set fires and hurled objects at police during a second night of unrest over a stabbing.
Month: June 2026
Protests Held as 2026 FIFA World Cup Opens in Mexico City Amid Geopolitical Tensions
Anti-government and anti-war protesters gathered around the World Cup opening ceremony in Mexico City.
Israel Presses US to Prevent Unfreezing of Iranian Assets as Part of Ceasefire Agreement
Israeli officials lobbied the US administration against releasing frozen Iranian funds as part of any peace settlement.
US Issues New Sanctions on Cuba’s Oil and Gas Company Amid Regional Tensions
Washington announced fresh sanctions targeting Cuba’s state-run oil and gas sector as part of broader regional pressure.
Detained Palestinian Dr Hussam Abu Safiya Appears in Israeli Court with Signs of Torture Family Says
The Palestinian doctor detained by Israel appeared in court and his family reported visible signs of mistreatment.
Women Who Fled Iran Ordered to Be Deported to Central African Republic by US Authorities
Lawyers said their Iranian clients who sought refuge in the US now face deportation to the Central African Republic.
UK Military Officials Resign in Row with Starmer Over Defense Spending Plans
Two senior UK military officials stepped down amid a public dispute with Prime Minister Starmer over military budget allocations.
Pope Leo Visits Canary Islands to Show Solidarity with Migrants Saying Dignity Has No Passport
The newly elected Pope made his first major trip outside the Vatican to stand with migrants at a key entry point to Europe.
Albania Is Not For Sale: Protests Mount Over Proposed Jared Kushner Luxury Development
Demonstrators took to the streets in Albania opposing a controversial luxury resort development linked to Kushner.
South Korea’s Former Defense Minister Kim Yong Hyun Also Sentenced to 30 Years in Drone Case
Kim Yong Hyun was sentenced alongside Yoon Suk Yeol for his role in ordering the military drone flights over North Korea.