India has temporarily blocked the Telegram app days before a crucial medical entrance exam (NEET-UG) is reheld due to paper leak allegations. The National Testing Agency (NTA) welcomed the move, citing its use by cheating rackets, but critics call it an ineffective 'band-aid solution'.
Iran midfielder Mohammad Mohebi's 'gun' celebration after scoring against New Zealand in a World Cup qualifier in Los Angeles sparked online debate. The gesture drew criticism amid a politically charged atmosphere, while the national anthem faced a mixed reception.
Iran midfielder Mohammad Mohebi's 'gun' celebration after scoring against New Zealand in a World Cup qualifier in Los Angeles sparked online debate. The gesture drew criticism amid a politically charged atmosphere, while the national anthem was met with mixed reactions from the Iranian diaspora.
Iran midfielder Mohammad Mohebi's goal celebration, a gun-shaped hand gesture, sparked debate online during the FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifier against New Zealand in Los Angeles. The match also saw Iran's national anthem met with boos and cheers from the diaspora.
Iran's World Cup match against New Zealand was overshadowed by protests from Iranian diaspora and divided fan support. While some fans booed the national anthem, others expressed solidarity with the players amidst political tensions.
Iran twice came from behind to draw 2-2 with New Zealand in a World Cup match at Los Angeles Stadium. The game was overshadowed by protests against Iran's government and political divisions among Iranian American fans.
Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke, attacked during a protest in Jaipur, alleged the attackers were linked to the RSS. The protest demanded Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation over the NEET paper leak. Dipke vowed to continue peaceful protests.
Iran twice came from behind to secure a 2-2 draw against New Zealand in their opening World Cup match in Los Angeles. Protests against the Iranian government were visible in Tehran during the game.
Circa 500 oppositori iraniani a Los Angeles hanno protestato davanti allo stadio SoFi contro il regime degli ayatollah, mostrando bandiere pre-rivoluzionarie e cori pro-Reza Pahlavi. La tensione era palpabile tra la comunità di esuli, divisa tra sostenitori del regime e oppositori, mentre all'interno dello stadio convivevano simboli ufficiali e quelli della diaspora.
Iranian American fans are torn between supporting their national soccer team at the World Cup in Los Angeles and protesting the Iranian government, with some planning to bring anti-government symbols to the match against New Zealand.
Syrian provinces witness escalating protests against the return of figures associated with the former regime, demanding accountability. Meanwhile, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas prepares for legislative elections, facing internal opposition from Hamas.
Syrian provinces witness escalating protests against the return of figures associated with the former regime, demanding accountability and transitional justice. The government urges against revenge, while activists highlight deep public anger.
Live updates from the Iran vs New Zealand football match, including on-pitch action and protests outside the stadium. New Zealand took an early lead with a goal from Elijah Just, but Iran equalized and hit the post. Protests by Iranian Americans against the current regime in Iran occurred outside the Los Angeles stadium.
Following the death of Lyhanna, feminist coalitions are organizing new protests on Monday, June 15, and a major demonstration on July 4, demanding comprehensive legislation to combat violence against children and sexual violence. Online petition nears 300,000 signatures.
Following Lyhanna's death, feminist groups are organizing new protests on June 15th in France, demanding a comprehensive law against sexual violence. A petition has garnered nearly 300,000 signatures.
Iran's World Cup team arrives in Los Angeles facing significant political tension, visa issues, and protests from the large Iranian diaspora. The team's base camp was moved due to the fraught political climate, impacting preparations.
Iranian Americans in Los Angeles are divided over supporting the national football team, "Team Melli," at the World Cup. While some see the team as representing the Iranian government and plan protests, others wish to separate sports from politics and support the team.
Iranian Americans in Southern California are split over the national soccer team's participation in the World Cup. Some plan to protest the team due to Iran's human rights record, while others intend to support the players as representatives of the Iranian people.
Two police officers were arrested and suspended after being accused of molesting a local woman and assaulting her family at Kainchi Dham, India. The incident led to protests by residents and traders against the police administration.
Protests demanding a rerun of South Korea's June 3 local elections due to ballot shortages continued for an eleventh day on Monday, with numbers significantly down from the weekend. Police warned of strict punishment for illegal activities, including obstruction of business and aggravated coercion.
Iranian Americans are split over Iran's World Cup presence, with some planning to watch matches and others organizing protests against the regime outside stadiums, highlighting deep divisions within the diaspora.
A three-year-old girl died after being sexually assaulted by a 19-year-old guest worker in Gummidipoondi, Tiruvallur district. The suspect, Bipin Manjhi, was arrested after protests erupted demanding action. The incident has raised concerns about child safety in worker settlements.
Thousands protested the G7 summit in Geneva, with clashes erupting between demonstrators and riot police. Violence included smashed bank windows, a car fire, and stone-throwing, leading to boarded-up businesses. Organizers aimed to highlight issues like environment and human rights.
Protests demanding a rerun of South Korea's June 3 local elections, marred by ballot shortages, continued for an eleventh day on Monday. Around 200 protesters gathered in Seoul, a sharp decline from the weekend's 20,000, blocking entrances to a ballot counting site.
