Breiter Protest gegen Kürzungen in der Französischen Gemeinschaft

Protest in Brüssel

Protest in Lüttich

Protest in Lüttich

Protest in Lüttich gegen Mercosur-Abkommen (Juni 2025)

Protest in Lüttich gegen Mercosur-Abkommen (Juni 2025)

Protest gegen Trinkwasseraufbereitungsanlage in Chôdes

Protest gegen Trinkwasseraufbereitungsanlage in Chôdes

Protest vor Louis Vuitton in Antwerpen

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GAIA-Protest in Brüssel

GAIA-Protest in Brüssel

Stiller Protest in Antwerpen

Stiller Protest in Antwerpen

Protest in Gent

Protest in Gent

Oscars 2022 : le cinéma "Made in Spain" ne s'est jamais aussi bien porté

Après l'Ours d'or de la réalisatrice catalane Clara Simón, les couleurs du 7e art espagnol continuent de briller jusqu'aux Oscars avec la nomination d

An Irishman faces 20 years in prison for assault and refusal to wear a mask' on a plane in New York

The US Department of Justice said, Friday, that an Iranian from the World Health Organization...

Alcohol prices in Ireland 2022: The new cost of beer, wine and spirits as the lowest pricing law begins today

The price of some alcoholic drinks in Irish shops and supermarkets has doubled as a...

Amazon: Hundreds of Thousands of Families Sent Cheap Goods They Didn't Order in a Cleanup Scam to Boost Amazon Rankings

More than a million households in the UK may have fallen victim to a brushing...

Facebook and Instagram DOWN for the second time in a week as thousands reported outages

Facebook and Instagram experienced widespread outages for the second time in just one week. According...

US Open 2021 - Carlos Alcaraz : "I know that in Spain, they are talking about me a lot, and, yeah, I trying not to think about this, about this

Malgré l'absence de Rafael Nadal à New-York, l'Espagne vivre et suit de très près cet US Open 2021. Tombeur de Stefanos Tsitsipas, Carlos Alcaraz a ga

G-7 Tax Deal 'In Sight': France, Germany, Italy, Spain

The spotlight is on ambitious plans for a minimum level of corporate tax, as global powers seek to make multinationals pay their way

Storm Kills 3, Displaces Thousands in Philippines

Tropical storm triggers floods, landslides

Thousands Face Evacuations in New Zealand's Canterbury Flooding Threat

3,000 homes at risk of flooding

Thousands Flee Their Homes in Afghanistan as Taliban Offensives Intensify 

About 6,000 families have fled since the Taliban captured a district in Laghman province and launched an assault on its capital 

Thousands Evacuated in India as Strong Cyclone Inches Closer

The cyclone coming amid a devastating coronavirus surge complicates India's efforts to deal with both just 10 days after Cyclone Tauktae hit India's w

Spain Promises Ambitious Vaccine Diplomacy in Latin America  

Spain is to give 7.5 million COVID vaccines to Latin America as region's leaders plead for more doses to help stem a tide

Thousands Flee Surging Violence in Burkina Faso

Attacks by unidentified armed groups left 45 people dead and forced 17,500 people to flee their homes

China Seen Increasing Control in Disputed Asian Sea with Revised Maritime Law

Updates to China's Maritime Traffic Safety Law allows stopping foreign-registered vessels that enter Chinese-claimed waters, including seas claimed by

Manchester United's Game Off After Fans Storm Stadium in Protest

Long-running anger against the club's owners has boiled over after they were part of the failed attempt to take United into a European Super League

Black Candidate Challenges Political Status Quo in Spain

Serigne Mbaye not only wants to fight what he considers to be 'structural racism' against African migrants but also to defy history of underrepresenta

Britain Targets 22 People in First Use of Its Anti-corruption Law

Britain no 'haven for dirty money,' foreign secretary says

Thousands Gather in Australia, New Zealand to Honor Military Sacrifices

Anzac Day marks the 1915 landing of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps at Gallipoli, in what is now Turkey, during World War I to face the Germ

Thousands Flee Renewed Clashes in Central African Republic 

UN agency says more than 2,000 refugees have fled for their lives to neighboring Chad this past week 

Extinct for Millennia, Bison Back in Spain to Fight Climate Change 

Natural herbivores eat away shrub on which forest fires thrive

UN Suspends Aid in Nigeria's Borno State as Thousands Flee Armed Attacks

United Nations was forced to suspend operations because of targeted attacks by insurgents against aid workers, humanitarian assets and facilities

Shooting Stops in West Darfur but Thousands Need Help After Ethnic Clashes

Security has improved in West Darfur state's El Geneina town after days of ethnic and tribal clashes, but thousands of displaced people are in urgent

Fate of Thousands of Refugees in Kenya Remains Uncertain

UN officials are trying to dissuade Kenyan authorities from closing two sprawling refugee camps that many have called home for the past three decades

UNHCR Funds Health Care for Thousands More Afghan Refugees in Iran

The UN refugee agency is boosting to 120,000 the number of Afghans in Iran now eligible to receive treatment for COVID-19 and other illnesses

Protest Parties Surge in Bulgaria Election, Threatening Prime Minister Borissov

Exit polls forecast his center-right GERB party to remain the largest party in parliament, but with around 25% of the vote, compared with the 33.5% it

Scuffles Erupt in London as Thousands Join 'Kill the Bill' Rallies Across Britain

Proposed law would give police extra powers to curb protests

Myanmar Communities in Taiwan Protest Military Coup After Deadliest Day'

Gathered at Taipei's Liberty Square, demonstrators sat for hours singing songs, holding anti-coup posters and waving the Myanmar national flag

Thousands Stay Home Across Myanmar in 'Silent' Strike Against Junta

Anti-coup protests continue as reports emerge that 7-year-old girl was shot and killed by soldiers who broke into her family home in Mandalay Tuesday/

Australia to Evacuate Thousands as Sydney Faces Worst Floods in 60 Years

Nearly 2,000 people have been evacuated from low lying areas, NSW emergency services said

Myanmar Junta Extends Martial Law in Yangon After Dozens of Anti-Coup Protesters Killed

Bloody crackdown against demonstrators tightens as scheduled court appearance by deposed leader Aung San Suu Kyi cancelled because of blocked internet

Maritime Law Expected to Give Beijing an Edge in South China Sea Legal Disputes

The National People's Congress in China aims to pass a law that experts believe would solidify Chinese sovereignty claims over 90% of the contested wa

Reports: At Least 39 Killed as Myanmar Imposes Martial Law in Yangon Suburb

Many demonstrators reportedly were killed in Hlaingthaya area

Myanmar Trade Unions Launch General Strike in Protest of Junta

The call comes after bloody crackdowns on protesters and military occupation of hospitals

Myanmar: Trade Unions Call for Economic Shut Down' in Protest of Junta

The call comes after bloody crackdowns on protesters and military occupation of hospitals

Greece Sidelines Thousands of Asylum-Seekers in National Inoculation Drive

Critics say the policy echoes far-right practices and is further proof Greece is mistreating refugees

Thousands Flee Violence in Northwestern Nigeria for Safety in Niger 

More than 7,660 refugees have fled to Niger's Maradi region this year

Thousands Flee Rebel Violence in Central African Republic

The rebels' fighting has enveloped the country and caused a humanitarian crisis in the already unstable nation

Haitians Participate in Massive Pro-Democracy Protest

Thousands join peaceful march organized by Protestant pastors

Putin Signs Laws Imposing Fines for 'Foreign Agent' Law Violations, Protest-Related Offenses

Lat5st versions of the laws target foreign-funded media, including RFE/RL, and raise fines for acts of civil disobedience

Thousands Evacuated Amid Floods in Indonesia's West Java

Bekasi district in Indonesia's West Java province have experienced flooding since Saturday because of heavy rain

Thousands Protest in Myanmar after 2 Demonstrators Killed

UN, US, EU strongly condemn the use of lethal force against peaceful demonstrators

Thousands of Cold-stunned Sea Turtles Being Rescued in Texas

People have taken thousands of cold-stunned sea turtles to a convention center in South Texas in hopes of saving them during the unusually chilly weat

14 Arrested in Spain Protests Over Rapper's Apprehension

Pablo Hasél is jailed after conviction for offending the monarchy and endorsing terrorism

Myanmar Residents Back Out in Streets to Protest Against Military Coup

Deposed civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi to make court appearance via videoconference on charges of illegally possessing walkie-talkies////  

Hundreds of Thousands Without Power in Northwest US Ice Storm

National Weather Service says Oregon, Washington and Idaho should brace for another surge of winter moisture to hit the Northwest Sunday night, potent

Lifesaving Aid Blocked From Thousands of Displaced People in CAR

Conditions have continued to deteriorate for more than 100,000 people who fled election-related violence in CAR in December 

Hong Kongers in Britain Organize Support for Thousands of Newcomers/

With Beijing tightening freedoms in former British colony, its residents make use of their British National Overseas passports

Tensions Run High in Haiti Amid New Anti-Government Protest Calling for President to Step Down    

Political unrest continues following an alleged coup attempt and protesters clashing with police  

Thousands Protest Nationwide Against Myanmar Junta for 3rd Day

Civil servants join in as many of the protesters chant 'Long live Mother Suu,' a reference to the deposed Suu Kyi, and, 'We don't want military dictat

Tens of Thousands in Myanmar Protest Military Coup

Protesters say coup is violation of our democracy and human rights'

Biggest Protests in Myanmar Since 2007 Draw Tens of Thousands

They're protesting the military junta's coup and detention of elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi