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The Chamber of Trade and Industry (CTI) has urged Mr. Gandhi to postpone the INDIA bloc's November 1 rally at Delhi's Ramlila Maidan until after November 10, warning that it could disrupt business worth ₹10,000 crore during the peak Diwali shopping season
Naseeruddin Shah urged all right-minded citizens to support the demands of the students of SRFTI
Dubai will partially close a stretch on one of the emirate's main motorways during peak hours this week, to enable tests of self-driving taxis to be carried out. Vehicles will be barred from using three lanes on Emirates Road, also known as E611, opposite Al Maktoum International Airport, the Roads and Transport Authority said. The rules will apply between 9
For a decade, Muhammed Krubally has shown what is possible and what still needs to change.
<p>A WAVE of protests is sweeping across the world in a season of unrest. From West to East, the street is confronting the state. Led predominantly by students and young people, protests have been widening to encompass other disaffected groups in society. In some cases, they are morphing into a nationwide movement. On almost every continent, governments are
The more subdued weekend would suggest the government's decision to boost police numbers and contain marches paid off.
Defying an Italian government crackdown, thousands of people march through cities across the nation, clashing with police and infiltrating the Colosseum in Rome.
The NFL kicked off its first-ever game in France on Sunday, despite widespread protests this weekend in cities across that country. Thousands of American fans showed up for the Steelers-Saints game amidst tight security and heavily armed patrols. NBC News’ Richard Engel reports.
The right-wing candidate echoed President Trump’s MAGA movement as she launched her campaign for next year’s presidential elections.
Thousands gather in Tahrir Square to mark seven years since Iraq’s 2019 ‘Tishreen’ protests.
ORLEANS, France, Oct 25 (Reuters) - Far-right leader Marine Le Pen, the frontrunner in next year's French presidential election, formally launched her campaign on Sunday with a promise to restore order and national confidence.
American football fans told NBC News their trips were mostly unaffected by demonstrations, giving Parisians a rare compliment for their welcoming demeanor.
People have been taking to the streets to demand action.
The protest is not about the Special Intensive Revision, not about a State or a party, or who won or who lost. It is about the invaluable voting right of every Indian, which has been taken away, says the Congress Rajya Sabha Member
Protests over inequality and living costs drew an estimated 410,000 people across France, with clashes in several cities for a second straight weekend.
The French government says more than 1,000 people were arrested following nationwide protests on Saturday. Police and elite security forces were out in force across the country as clashes broke out.
Only elected ward panch members are eligible to vote in up-sarpanch elections, and ordinary voters do not participate in the process
This weekend's protests mark the second consecutive weekend of unrest in France, which is heading to presidential elections in April and May to choose a successor to President Emmanuel Macron.
The party campaigns door to door for its candidate Kalla Rupa in Division 13
Nearly 1000 people were arrested as hundreds of thousands took to the streets for mass protests across France.
Authorities deploy 70,000 officers to combat violence. Nearly 1,000 arrests made.
France's waves of unrest reveal social and economic tensions while raising concerns that far-right forces could exploit public discontent elsewhere.
Police arrested 1,314 people in weekend protests across France, the interior ministry has said, adding that 53 officers were injured in clashes.
More anti-government protests took place in France this weekend. Leigh Kiniry has the details.
Police clashed with demonstrators in France, Italy and Spain over rising living costs and cuts to public services.
A traditional ruler in Taabaa community, Rivers State, Mene Nule, has denied allegations of conducting virginity tests on female students at a local school Read More: https://punchng.com/rivers-monarch-denies-conducting-virginity-tests-on-students/
Tater lovers, rejoice — supermarkets across the country will soon be awash in superior potatoes thanks to favorable weather in Hokkaido.
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Authorities had deployed 70,000 security forces across the country for the new marches, which were called to protest the cost of living.
Hundreds of thousands of people marched across France on Saturday over school funding and soaring living costs, challenging President Emmanuel Macron’s government in a largely peaceful demonstration before clashes broke out. NBC News’ Richard Engel reports from Paris.
Police have clashed with protests in France as unrest continues.
Hundreds of thousands took part in demonstrations in France, with protests also taking place in other European countries.
Protesters in Albania have fought running battles with police, on a 12th day of anti-government protests.
Police use tear gas and water cannons in cities across France as hundreds of thousands of people take to the streets.
Police have clashed with protesters in both countries during massive rallies one week after similar gatherings descended into riots and looting in major cities.
Thousands of protesters are on the streets of Paris for a second weekend.
Authorities had deployed 70,000 security forces across the country for the new marches, which were called, again, to protest the cost of living.
<p>Almost 1,000 arrested as police charge crowd in Paris and teargas used to stop protesters reaching other city centres</p><p>Hundreds of thousands marched in cities across France on Saturday in largely peaceful protests to support <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/oct/10/school-protesters-sevran-paris-suburb-france">schoolchildren’s demands</
France expects another wave of protests over the weekend. Leigh Kiniry reports.
<p>Pakistan have dropped former Test captain Shan Masood as selectors turn to youth and domestic performers for the two-match ICC World Test Championship series against Sri Lanka, with Babar Azam retaining the captaincy of a revamped 14-member squad announced by the country’s cricket board on Saturday.</p> <p>Three batters — Mohammad Taha, Mohammad Suleman a
PARIS — More than 100,000 people marched in Paris on Saturday over school funding and soaring living costs, challenging President Emmanuel Macron’s government in a largely peaceful demonstration before clashes broke out near the march’s end point.
The Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) has confirmed that it and the Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) continuously develop and update stress tests to ensure they reflect existing and emerging risks, strengthen their ability to assess financial institutions’ resilience to shocks, and identify the channels through which such shocks could spread and their potentia
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Authorities say they are determined to prevent another weekend of looting, burned cars and attacks on public buildings.
In Paris, authorities restricted the main march to the city’s southeastern edge, keeping it away from the center.
The NFL closed its "NFL House" in Paris as the city braced for street protests with a heavy police presence and storefronts boarded up.
Several planned marches in major cities in France have been banned by authorities, provoking an uproar by rights groups.
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<p>French police have made 1,000 arrests and Italian officers have raided homes in Milan, with protests also taking place in Spain and Albania</p><p>Jesse, 40, a charity worker from the north of Paris, had turned out for the street march.</p><p>She said: “I’m so angry. I’m here to support schoolchildren’s demands for better conditions. I’m so proud of them a
Police and elite security forces were out in force in French cities as tens of thousands participated in protests on Saturday. The situation turned tense toward the end of protests in several cities, including Paris.
Police and elite security forces are out in force in French cities as tens of thousands participate in a new round of protests. The situation is slowing turning tense in some cities like Paris and Marseille. Follow DW.
Police and elite security forces are out in force in French cities as tens of thousands participate in a new round of protests. The situation is slowing turning tense in some cities like Paris and Marseille. Follow DW.
Police and elite security forces are out in force in French cities as thousands participate in a new round of protests. The protest location was changed last minute in Paris. Follow DW.
Police and elite security forces are out in force in French cities as thousands participate in a new round of protests. The protest location was changed last minute in Paris. Follow DW.
France is deploying some 70,000 police officers as fresh nationwide protests begin. A deadly shooting near Paris has additionally fueled tensions. DW has the latest.
French unrest pushed bond yields to a 24-year high as investors weigh budget, growth and sectors risks ahead of more protests.
<p>France will deploy about 70,000 police nationwide as it braces for new protests on Saturday after some of the worst urban violence in years erupted on the sidelines of demonstrations a week ago.</p> <p>Protests by high school students over learning conditions sparked a movement that has since spread nationwide, fuelled by broader anger over the rising cos
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