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Paul Biya Secures Eighth Term as Cameroon President Amid Protests and Disputed Election Results
Cameroon’s 92-year-old president Paul Biya was declared the winner of the October 2025 election, prompting deadly unrest as opposition leaders and supporters challenged the results and called for political change.
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Trump’s Malaysia Visit: Peace Broker, Trade Strategist, and Protests Mark Asia Tour
Donald Trump’s visit to Malaysia saw him preside over a tentative peace agreement between Thailand and Cambodia, push ambitious trade frameworks, and face public protests—revealing the complex interplay of diplomacy, economics, and regional sentiment during his Asia tour.
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Violence Erupts Outside Dublin Hotel Housing Asylum Seekers: Six Arrested Amid Protests
Six people were arrested after violent protests outside a Dublin hotel formerly housing asylum seekers, as police clashed with demonstrators allegedly stirred by social media groups.
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Government Shutdown Day 20: Stalemate Deepens, Protests Surge, Key Services Strained
As the US government shutdown drags into its twentieth day, Congress remains deadlocked over health care funding, vital federal services face mounting disruption, and millions rally nationwide in protest.
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Mark Levin Criticizes Anti-Israel Protests Two Years After Oct. 7: ‘The West Is Weak’
Mark Levin voiced strong criticism of anti-Israel protests, warning that two years after the Oct. 7 attack, the West’s response is faltering and emboldening adversaries.
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US Judge Halts Trump’s Troop Deployment in Portland Amid Legal Battle
A federal judge in Oregon has blocked the Trump administration’s attempt to deploy National Guard troops in Portland, citing constitutional concerns and questioning the necessity of federal intervention amid mostly peaceful protests.
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Trump Deploys 300 National Guard Troops to Chicago Amid Legal Pushback
President Trump’s authorization of 300 National Guard troops to Chicago has ignited controversy, as local leaders protest the move and a federal judge blocks similar deployment in Portland, highlighting deep divisions over federal intervention in Democratic-led cities.
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Gen Z’s Digital Uprising Reshapes Morocco Amid World Cup Plans
Morocco’s Gen Z is leading a wave of digital protests, demanding social justice and reforms as the government prioritizes World Cup infrastructure over public services, signaling a new era of youth activism.
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Machu Picchu’s Tourism Faces Turbulence Amid Ongoing Protests
Protests and blockades near Machu Picchu are jeopardizing Peru’s reputation as a global travel destination, stranding visitors and exposing deep rifts between local interests and national authorities.
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Timor-Leste Protests Force Government to Scrap Controversial Plans
Timor-Leste’s parliament cancels plans for SUVs and MP pensions after mass protests, signaling a growing demand for government accountability.
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Nepal’s Fragile Road to Stability After Deadly Protests
Amid deadly protests, Nepal’s first female Prime Minister, Sushila Karki, takes charge, appointing key ministers to steer the nation toward elections.
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Trump Targets George Soros with RICO Allegations
President Trump has reignited his accusations against George Soros, alleging protest funding and agitation under the RICO Act.
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U.S. Protests Erupt Against Trump and Musk
Thousands of protesters gathered in Washington, D.C., and across the United States on Saturday in a widespread display of opposition to President Donald Trump and his ally Elon Musk’s agenda to reshape the government and expand presidential authority.
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Georgia Protests Continue for 111th Day, Journalist’s Trial Delayed
Anti-government protests persist in Georgia for the 111th day, while court cases of activists and journalists see new developments.
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Resistance in Georgia: Nationwide Protests Mark 100 Days of Demonstrations
“Resistance 2025” nationwide protests in Georgia mark their 100th day, demanding new elections and facing government repression. Explore the timeline, demands, and international context of the Georgian protests.