Political protest
Unrest against the government of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic escalated on Wednesday when a man was shot and wounded, and a fire broke out in an area occupied by supporters of the president. The chaos unfolded in the capital city of Belgrade, where protests against the government have been ongoing
Political protest
Large crowds gathered at over 2,600 locations across the country on Saturday, protesting against President Donald Trump's administration amidst deepening tensions over a government shutdown, immigration crackdowns, and military deployments to fight crime in Democratic-led cities. The protests, dubbed the "No Kings" movement, brought together
Antiauthoritarianism
Ahead of thousands of anti-authoritarian "No Kings" protests planned for Saturday across the United States, Republicans are trying to brand the demonstrations as "hate America" rallies. House Speaker Mike Johnson and other GOP leaders have cast the protests as un-American, using increasingly hyperbolic language to describe
Political protest
As the youth-led uprising continues to shape the course of Madagascar's future, a pivotal moment emerged on September 25 when President Andry Rajoelina fled the country, impeached for desertion of duty. Colonel Michael Randrianirina, a former governor of the southern Androy district and a key figure in the
Mayors
Madagascar's President Andry Rajoelina, who rose to power through a military-backed coup in 2009, has been ousted by the same military unit that supported his ascent. The protests, led by the young population, were sparked by issues like corruption, nepotism, and poor living conditions. Rajoelina's tenure
Mayors
Andry Rajoelina, once a popular young mayor, rose to power in Madagascar through a military-backed coup in 2009. He leveraged his media profile and popularity to spread an anti-government message, resonating with mostly young people. Rajoelina's ascent to the top of Madagascan politics was swift, but his tenure
Political protest
Tensions have been building in Madagascar for weeks, fueled by high unemployment, rising living costs, and government corruption. On Tuesday, a faction of the military announced that it has taken control of the government, while President Andry Rajoelina has reportedly fled the country. The situation is now marked by a
Political protest
Protests against the government have been raging in the Indian Ocean island nation of Madagascar, culminating in a military takeover that has left the country's future in doubt. The crisis began when the Army Personnel Administration Center (CAPSAT) announced it had suspended the constitution and seized power, following
Political protest
Tensions have been building in Madagascar for weeks, fueled by high unemployment, rising living costs, and government corruption. On Tuesday, a faction of the military announced that it has taken control of the government, while President Andry Rajoelina has reportedly fled the country. The situation is now marked by a
Political protest
Protests against the government have been raging in the Indian Ocean island nation of Madagascar, culminating in a military takeover that has left the country's future in doubt. The crisis began when the Army Personnel Administration Center (CAPSAT) announced it had suspended the constitution and seized power, following
Dissenters
Madagascar is grappling with a severe political crisis as President Andry Rajoelina has gone into hiding and an elite military unit, CAPSAT, has taken control of the country. The move comes as hundreds of protesters demand the government's resignation due to widespread corruption, poor living standards, and frequent
Dissenters
Madagascar is grappling with a severe political crisis as President Andry Rajoelina has gone into hiding and an elite military unit, CAPSAT, has taken control of the country. The move comes as hundreds of protesters demand the government's resignation due to widespread corruption, poor living standards, and frequent
