loading… Far-right groups are behind the riots in the UK. Photo/EPA LONDON – Prime Minister English Keir Starmer wants to “stop” the far-right violence spreading across Britain. The question the prime minister must first answer is not how, but who. With dozens of protests planned for this weekend, efforts to quell the unrest are complicated … Read more
loading… Burnt automobiles throughout riots in Bangladesh. Now, hackers have hacked the internet sites of the High Minister’s Administrative center, the Central Financial institution and the Bangladesh Police, in protest on the deaths of protesters. Picture/EPA-EFE/MONIRUL ALAM DHAKA – In the course of the riots that hit Bangladesh, workforce hacker has hacked the reliable internet … Read more
loading… Unrest in Bangladesh has killed more than 110 people. Photo/Reuters DHAKA – Soldier Bangladesh patrol deserted streets in the capital Dhaka on Saturday (July 20, 2024). They set up roadblocks during a curfew meant to quell deadly student-led protests against government job quotas that have killed at least 110 people this week. Internet and … Read more
loading… Haitian Prime Minister (PM) Ariel Henry. Photo/REUTERS PORT AU PRINCE – Haitian Prime Minister (PM) Ariel Henry will leave his post amid a state of emergency declared by local authorities due to ongoing unrest in the country. Guyana President Irfaan Ali explained the news on Tuesday (12/3/2024). He added that power in the country … Read more
loading… Haitian Prime Minister (PM) Ariel Henry has resigned. Photo/REUTERS PORT AU PRINCE – Haiti, which has long faced political instability, economic challenges and natural disasters, is now increasingly plunged into chaos due to increasing gang violence. In the midst of this crisis, Prime Minister (PM) Ariel Henry announced his resignation, leaving the country in … Read more
:quality(80)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/01f69da6-a5b0-11ee-9878-02c309bc01c1.jpg?w=1200&resize=1200,630&ssl=1 "Great dissatisfaction among citizens: ‘Hard actions against the government are allowed’ | Domestic")
The Hague – People who feel politicians don’t listen to them are more likely to support tough action against the government. Almost one in five Dutch people even thinks that “the system should be overthrown”, although there is no immediate fear of an assault on Parliament. This is evident from new research conducted by the … Read more
