DP Pushes controversial bills through national assembly amid PPP Boycott
This legislative action has sparked significant debate over the methods employed and the implications for political discourse in the country.
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Greta Thunberg detained by Danish Police during Copenhagen Gaza War Protest
The protest was part of a broader movement calling for increased international attention to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Thunberg, known for her prominent role in climate activism, joined the demonstration to lend her voice to the cause, which led to her involvement in the confrontation with police.
Indian visa centres in Dhaka and Sathkira closed following protests over delays
The closures in Dhaka and Sathkira, which took effect today, come in the wake of significant unrest among visa applicants frustrated by prolonged waiting times and bureaucratic hurdles.
Clashes erupt in Howrah and Kolkata during ‘Nabanna Abhijan’ rally
Reports indicate that the confrontation intensified when protesters attempted to breach the barricades. In response, the Police deployed additional forces and utilized tear gas to disperse the crowds.
Pro-Palestine protests erupt in Sanaa, Yemen despite torrential rain
The demonstrations, which took place in various parts of the city, were marked by both the determination of the protesters and the challenging weather conditions.
Protests often hijacked, putting police in difficult position
Home Affairs and Law Minister K Shanmugam addressed the complexities of managing protests, noting that while they often begin with genuine causes, they can quickly be “hijacked” by those seeking to incite violence.
Kolkata doctor’s death confirmed as sexual assault , protests intensify
The body of a post-graduate trainee doctor was discovered at Kolkata's RG Kar Medical College and Hospital. Autopsy results confirm sexual assault, leading to one arrest and widespread protests.
Caretaker government prioritizes restoring law and order in Bangladesh
Bangladesh’s new caretaker government, led by Muhammad Yunus, is prioritizing the restoration of law and order following Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's resignation amid deadly protests.
Muhammad Yunus sworn in as head of Bangladesh’s interim government
Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus has been sworn in as head of Bangladesh's interim government, marking a pivotal moment in the country’s ongoing political turmoil.
Protest erupts in occupied West Bank in solidarity with Palestinian prisoners
The protests were organized by various Palestinian factions and activist groups, were marked by large crowds, fiery speeches, and calls for international intervention.
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