Natasha O’Brien, a 24-year-old woman from Limerick, has become a voice for change after a court ruling regarding her assailant, a Defense Forces corporal, resulted in a three-year suspended sentence. Expressing her outrage, O’Brien’s comments sparked widespread protests demanding better…
As Christmas approaches, Santa Claus prepares his journey from Lapland, while in Venice, gondoliers celebrate the 12th Christmas regatta. In Guatemala, a firefighter dressed as Santa distributes gifts to children from poor families. Political tensions arise as Donald Trump expresses…
Following the tragic roof collapse of a bus station that killed fifteen people on November 1, protests have erupted across Serbia, particularly in Belgrade. Thousands gathered on December 22 demanding accountability from Prime Minister Milos Vucevic and other officials. Protesters…
The Dutch police have received their first of six new water cannons designed for crowd control during demonstrations. This update allows police to rely on their own equipment instead of utilizing colleagues’ resources from Belgium and Germany. The cannons are…
In a historic move, the South Korean Parliament has impeached President Yoon with 204 votes out of 300. This decision followed significant public pressure and protests against Yoon’s controversial declaration of martial law. Initially boycotted by members of Yoon’s party,…
In an exclusive interview, Georgian President Salomè Zourabichvili condemned recent elections as a theft of the Georgian people’s will, akin to Russian-inspired hybrid operations. She criticized the Prime Minister for abruptly suspending consultations with the EU without a mandate, leading…
In South Korea, President Yoon Suk Yeol’s impeachment vote failed to achieve the necessary support, as many ruling party lawmakers abstained. This move appears to be a strategic choice to avoid further electoral losses amid increasing public disapproval. A nationwide…
The recent declaration of martial law by President Yoon Suk Yeol in South Korea has drawn parallels to the country’s turbulent past, where martial law was frequently used by authoritarian regimes. Citizens express fear and skepticism regarding potential political motives…
The recent declaration of martial law by President Yoon Suk-yeol has ignited public fear and protests in South Korea, recalling traumatic memories of past authoritarian rule. Amid confusion over alleged ‘pro-North anti-state’ threats, citizens expressed concerns about potential restrictions on…
On November 17, 2024, Athens witnessed mass gatherings and marches with the participation of approximately 25,000 individuals, in commemoration of the 51st anniversary of the Polytechnic uprising. The Attica Police coordinated a flexible operational plan to ensure a safe environment…
Carlos Mazón, head of Spain’s Valencia region, has admitted to significant errors in managing the country’s deadliest floods in decades, which resulted in 216 fatalities locally and 224 nationwide. During a session in the regional parliament, he apologized for inadequate…
Residents of Vergia, Halkidiki, are voicing their frustrations over illegal dumping and overflowing garbage, despite nearly empty waste bins on Agion Anargyron Street. Protests have erupted outside the municipality in New Moudania, where officials have pledged to clear bulky waste…
