A replica mosque placed on a "Eleventh Night" bonfire in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, was condemned as a hate crime. Police attempted removal, but organizers lit the pyre early. The display, featuring anti-Islam slogans, has sparked widespread outrage and calls for tolerance.
Police in Northern Ireland are investigating a "hate-motivated criminal offense" after a model of a mosque, bearing the words "Islamic fascism," was placed on a loyalist bonfire in Moygashel, County Tyrone. The incident, condemned by political and religious leaders, occurred ahead of July 11th celebrations.
Donald Trump unveiled a new, temporary Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews, a $1bn converted Boeing 747 gifted by Qatar. The jet, intended as a bridge until 2027-2028 deliveries, sparked political protest over the unsolicited gift exceeding federal limits.
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 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.
During Iran's World Cup match against New Zealand, the diaspora in Los Angeles protested the regime, while some fans supported the team despite the political context. The match ended in a draw, highlighting the deep divisions within the Iranian community.
Unhappy Victorians are flying upside-down Australian flags in political protest, but what exactly does it mean, and what do their neighbours think?
Unhappy Victorians are flying upside-down Australian flags in political protest, but what exactly does it mean, and what do their neighbours think?
Pussy Riot and FEMEN’s Venice Biennale protest showed the version of Ukraine the EU knows how to consume: obedient and stripped for export Read Full Article at RT.com
