The demonstration was part of a national weekend of protest in the United States after a federal agent shot and killed Renee Nicole Good on January 7 in Minneapolis.
Hundreds of pro-Palestinian supporters gather at the State Library of Victoria to protest what they describe as genocide in Gaza and to oppose Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s invitation to the Israeli President to visit Australia. The rally is held without a march due to Victoria being under a Total Fire Ban and extreme bushfire conditions, with safety concerns shaping the form of the protest.
A demonstration was held at Downing St to demand the British government condemn the forced removal of Maduro and the US attack on Venezuela. The government must call for an immediate cessation of military action by the US and the return of Maduro to his country.
Anti‑war campaigners gathered outside Downing Street to protest against the US military operation that saw Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro captured by President Donald Trump’s administration.
A counter-protest organised by members of the trade union Unison took place outside The Castle Leisure Centre in London, alongside trans rights activists, as they responded to a women’s protest over the banning of gym user Miranda Newsom from the council-run facility. Unison members and trans rights campaigners demonstrated in support of trans inclusion policies in public services, holding placards and chanting in defence of transgender rights and equality. The counter-demonstration unfolded at the same time as the women’s protest, with police present as opposing groups gathered in separate areas outside the leisure centre, underscoring ongoing national tensions over gender identity, single-sex spaces, and council policy.
Syrian Kurdish protesters gathered outside Downing Street in London to call for the removal of extremist groups from Syria and to urge the UK government to impose sanctions on the Syrian government.
A large pro-Iranian regime change demonstration, of in excess of 1000 people, supporting ongoing anti-regime protests within Iran. Many participants held portraits of Reza Pahlavi, the exiled son of Iran’s last Shah. Simultaneously, the Central library in St Peter’s Square became the site of a tense standoff between a small gathering representing the far-right group Prioritise Britain. This demonstration centered on nationalist themes and remigration. A counter-protest of approximately 300 anti-fascist demonstrators was organized by Manchester Stand Up to Racism and local socialist collectives. The anti-fascist protesters occupied the square with banners and chants of refugees are welcome here. A heavy police presence was deployed to keep the…
A demonstration against the repression of the Iranian regime, organized by Iranians residing in Madrid, supporters of the former Shah of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. Protests have erupted worldwide following news of deaths at the hands of the Islamic Republic regime during protests across Iran. The demonstrations stem from the worsening economic situation in the country, with an inflation rate nearing 50%, and the Iranian people are demanding change.
Around 200 to 300 Reza Pahlavi supporters gathered on the Malieveld in The Hague, in temperature that felt like (-8) degrees. They gathered to show their support for the exiled son of Iran's last shah (king). Now at 65 and living in a quite suburb of Washington D.C. and once again seeking a roll in his country’s future and his calling for the people to take to the streets. Since the 28 December anti-government protests have been taking place in numerous Iranian cities. Two human rights groups reporting at least 50 protesters have been killed, including seven children and 21 security personnel and more than 2,311 individuals arrested. Iranians have many grievances against their government, from political freedom, corruption, the state of the…
Protests have erupted globally after the news of people being killed by the Islamic Republic regime while taking part in protests across Iran. The demonstrations are a result of the country's worsening economic situation, with an inflation rate of nearly 50% the people of Iran want change.
On the morning of January 10, 2026, light snow fell in Odessa.Blizzard, ice and strong winds are expected on Sunday, January 11, 2026 throughout the Odessa region. Wind gusts can reach up to 20 m/s, warns the Hydrometeorological Center of the Black and Azov Seas. The first level of danger (yellow) has been declared.
A rally was organized at Callao Square by Iranian residents in Madrid and the association Women, Life and Freedom to denounce the intensification of repression by the Islamic State against the Iranian population in recent weeks.
Russian strikes on the capital and its suburbs killed at least three people, Kyiv's Mayor said. According to the Mayor, residents need to prepare for severe frosts as Russia has significantly damaged the city’s energy system which may result in interruptions to heat and electricity supplies.
As Melbourne endures searing 40°C heat and strong winds, bushfires continue to burn across the state. In the city, residents grapple with the extreme conditions, while public transport is disrupted and rural train services are suspended.
Scene during the Traslacion of Black Nazarene in Manila, January 9, 2026. In a historic display of religious endurance, the 2026 Traslacion of the Black Nazarene concluded after nearly 31 hours, marking the longest procession in the event's recorded history. The grueling journey drew an estimated 7 million devotees to the streets of Manila, underscoring the profound spiritual resolve of a nation as the sacred image finally returned to Quiapo Church.
On the morning of 9th January 2026, farmers gather in Warsaw to protest the signing of the agreement between the European Union and the Mercosur countries. Protesters carry placards, flags, and banners, and lit flares and bangers along the route. Though representatives from France, Hungary, Ireland, Austria, and Poland voted against the measure, the member states of the EU voted for the agreement during the time the protest moved through the streets.
