The capital of India became a scene of intense political friction this Tuesday. Opposition parties and youth movements took to the streets to demand the immediate removal of the electoral chief following allegations of irregularities in voter lists, sparking a widespread call for democratic transparency.
From Molotov cocktails to the blockade of corporate headquarters, a global resistance movement against Artificial Intelligence has escalated its aggression. Major cities are witnessing a surge in protests targeting giants like OpenAI and Nvidia as public rejection of data center infrastructure grows.
A powerful wave of protests has swept through the streets of Delhi and Mumbai. Thousands of young citizens and opposition supporters have mobilized to denounce irregularities in the electoral rolls, leading to a strong police response and reports of detentions lasting for three consecutive days.
France is facing a dramatic wave of student protests that could redefine the presidential campaign, while in Brussels, a fierce and silent battle for the European Union's most influential diplomatic positions is unfolding behind closed doors.
The electoral climate in France has entered a critical phase. A wave of student demonstrations is redrawing the political landscape, deepening the divide between the proposals of Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Marine Le Pen in the heat of the presidential campaign.
France's educational system is facing a critical escalation. The Ministry of Education has announced the suspension of classes in hundreds of secondary institutions after violent demonstrations left 24 schools burned or looted, highlighting a deep social conflict regarding public teaching conditions.
Massive demonstrations against rising rental prices turned violent in Valencia, Spain. Protesters stormed the iconic Palau de les Arts during a real estate congress, resulting in nine injured officers and sparking a heated debate over police deployment and public safety in the region.
Social indignation erupted in Madrid and several Spanish cities as tens of thousands of citizens mobilized to demand affordable housing. The protests follow a surprising legislative setback regarding tenant protection measures promoted by the government, sparking a nationwide call for action.
A day of massive mobilization for the right to housing ended with arrests in the heart of Madrid. Far-right groups allegedly attempted to break through police lines to attack a protest camp in the iconic Puerta del Sol, triggering a massive security operation in the Spanish capital.
A day of massive mobilizations for the right to housing turned into serious incidents in the heart of Madrid. The parliamentary rejection of government decrees and the eviction of an elderly woman triggered social fury, while far-right groups attempted to storm popular encampments, forcing a massive police deployment in the Spanish capital.
Thousands of citizens took to the streets in Madrid and 50 other Spanish cities to protest the parliamentary rejection of key housing decrees. What began as a social demand for affordable living conditions escalated into violent clashes between activists and far-right groups, necessitating a massive police deployment to maintain order in the heart of the country.
What began as a national day of action for the right to housing ended in violence in Valencia, Spain. Protesters reportedly broke through police lines to enter the Palau de Les Arts during a high-profile real estate congress, leading to a forceful eviction involving rubber bullets and tear gas.
Indignation took to the streets of Spain after Parliament blocked two key housing bills proposed by Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's government. In a landscape where rents have become unaffordable, citizens are demanding urgent responses to a housing crisis that is severely suffocating the younger generations.
France is currently facing a 'perfect storm' of instability. From high schools turned into battlefields to a brutal austerity budget threatening Emmanuel Macron's government, and shocking antisemitism allegations against rising star Jordan Bardella, the European powerhouse is diving into an extreme polarization that could redefine the race for the Elysée Palace.
France is currently facing a 'perfect storm' of social and political instability. From high school campuses turning into battlegrounds to shocking allegations against right-wing leaders and a brutal austerity plan, the European powerhouse is struggling to maintain order and financial stability in an increasingly polarized climate.
What began as a plea for better classrooms has escalated into a wave of urban violence. With hundreds of schools shuttered, thousands of arrests, and burning buildings, France is facing a critical juncture that challenges the administration of President Emmanuel Macron and reveals deep systemic frustrations.
Madrid prepares for a pivotal day as a sprawling housing encampment in Puerta del Sol expands and the Parliament debates critical housing decrees. To prevent the crowd from surrounding the legislative building and sparking violence reminiscent of past clashes, the Spanish National Guard has deployed roughly six hundred rapid‑response officers, turning the capital’s historic centre into a high‑stakes security stage.
Podemos leader Ione Belarra says party will vote for the two housing decrees released by the Spanish government, though she calls them a political trap set by PSOE, arguing that only a strong social mobilisation can turn these measures into real protection for tenants, not just a stop‑gap against “vulture funds"
Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian-born activist and U.S. green‑card holder, was taken into ICE custody after joining student protests at Columbia University. His detention raises urgent questions about possible deportation and the future of political expression in America.
Ione Belarra anunció que Podemos respaldará los dos decretos de vivienda aprobados por el Consejo de Ministros el 30 sep 2026, tras una propuesta del Sindicato de Inquilinas. Alabó la medida como “mejores que nada”, pero la calificó de insuficiente y la describió como una “trampa” del PSOE que pretende aprobar solo una parte del texto. La dirigente subrayó la necesidad de movilizaciones sociales y anunció el respaldo a la huelga general y a los actos del fin de semana. Mientras, Begoña Santos y portavoces del sindicato reiteraron la presión para frenar el aumento de alquileres, los desahucios y la presencia de fondos buitre en el mercado habitacional.
Over 600 people, mainly students, have been detained after intense protests erupted across France. The demonstrations, sparked a week ago, demand more teachers, smaller classes and shorter school days. Dozens of police officers were injured in clashes. Young activists call for a structural overhaul of the education system through school assemblies and greater Ministry of Education commitment.
After the government approved two royal decrees to curb rent hikes and extend anti‑eviction safeguards, the confederation of tenant unions announced a sustained protest at Portugal’s Puerta del Sol. While criticizing Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s administration and aligning with the socialist PSOE, the group pointed its fire at the center‑right PP and far‑right Vox, framing the clash as an ideological battle between far‑left forces and conservative opposition.
The military reserve in Crowborough, East Sussex, housed more than 300 late‑2025 asylum seekers in January 2026, sparking both anti‑migrant protests and pro‑asylum demonstrations as local authorities try to calm rising social tension.
A wave of rallies spanning 22 capitals, organized by the Tenants Union, now focuses on pressuring the People’s Party (PP) to approve the two housing decrees recently enacted by Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s government. The decisive vote hinges on support from Junts and the Navarrese People’s Party (PNV). Starting with a five‑night sit‑in at Madrid’s Puerta del Sol, the movement has shifted to the PP’s headquarters on Calle Génova, where nightly clapping sessions are scheduled for Thursday at 20:00, with larger demonstrations planned over the weekend.
The sudden relocation of more than 300 asylum seekers to a former military camp in Crowborough, East Sussex, UK, ignited clashes between anti‑immigration demonstrators and solidarity groups. Far‑right provocateurs and local charities alike flooded the streets, while police erected a human barrier to keep the sides apart.
