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Senegal Migrant Boat Disaster Leaves 39 Dead With Just One Passenger Found Alive at Sea

At least 39 people have died after a migrant boat capsized off Senegal, while one survivor was rescued and search teams continue looking for missing passengers.

International Business Times UK · Nov 10

Five Months Before France Votes, the Streets Are Forcing Lecornu's Hand on Wages

France's protest movement reached 575,000 participants on November 5, as unions pressed Prime Minister Lecornu for a larger minimum-wage increase ahead of Monday's negotiations.

Latin Times · Nov 9

Group of lawyers suing French interior minister over protesters' life-changing injuries

Lawyers representing at least 18 people injured during recent demonstrations in France say they will take legal acton against Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez.

Euronews · Nov 6

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Latest figures show domestic violence still major problem in France

French authorities recorded 285,000 victims of domestic violence in 2025, mostly women, representing a 5 percent increase in a year. It comes as lawmakers debate a new law against sexual and gender-based violence that is due to be finalised at the beginning of 2027.

Radio France Internationale · Nov 6

Mass protests sweep France as huge crowds demand higher wages, back students' demands

France witnessed a wave of protests advocating for increased wages and student rights, drawing attention from both unions and political leaders. The Interior Ministry estimates around 600,000 participants, while unions claim nearly 1.6 million people took part in these demonstrations. Disruptions in schools and public transport were rampant, as blockades…

The Economic Times · Nov 6

Israel Strikes Gaza, Killing 8 — Ceasefire Violated 4,000+ Times

Israeli airstrikes on Khan Yunis and Gaza City killed at least eight Palestinians and wounded more than 20, according to Gaza Civil Defense and hospital officials.

Latin Times · Nov 2

Petrol Bomb Sets French Gendarme's Uniform Ablaze as France Files Attempted Murder Charges — Protests escalate

French prosecutors opened an attempted murder investigation after a petrol bomb set a gendarme's uniform on fire during protests over rising living costs, over 770 people were arrested nationwide.

Latin Times · Nov 2

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Paris Riots: France Opens Attempted Murder Inquiry After Petrol Bomb Sets Officer's Leg on Fire

Paris prosecutors are investigating an attempted murder after a petrol bomb set a gendarme's leg on fire during demonstrations, while three potential suspects are being examined.

International Business Times UK · Nov 2

France Protests: 41 Schools Hit by Blockades as Student Leaders Reject Government's Reform Offers

Protests affected 41 French high schools after a two-week break, with student leaders rejecting government reforms and calling for further blockades amid wider national unrest.

International Business Times UK · Nov 2

Italy's Unrest by Stats: What 255,000 Strikers, 500 Paratroopers, and a 'Violent Protest' Law Signal for Meloni

Italy's October 30 general strike brought hundreds of thousands into the streets, disrupted transport and services, and intensified tensions over Meloni's security policies, economic conditions and clashes with the judiciary.

Latin Times · Nov 1

France's third weekend of social protests sees lower turnout and early clashes in major cities

According to the Interior Ministry, the authorised marches proceeded peacefully. But tensions rose during their dispersal in Paris, Lyon, Marseille and other major cities.

Euronews · Oct 31

Curfews, 70,000 police and Halloween fears: France braces for fresh protests

Mass protests are expected to sweep across France this Saturday, coinciding with Halloween celebrations as authorities deploy a major security operation.

Euronews · Oct 31

Mexico Truckers Win Four Dialogue Tables After Shutting Down Half the Country, but the Real Fight Is Just Beginning

Mexico's trucking organizations ended nationwide highway blockades after securing government talks, but violence, highway security and a proposed 2027 toll deduction cap remain unresolved.

Latin Times · Oct 30

Spain Train Accident Leaves 69 Dead as Control Centre Faces Questions Over Why Renfe Was Cleared To Move Again

At least 69 people died in Spain's latest train crash near Urda, Toledo, prompting scrutiny of control-room decisions, renewed rail safety concerns and a national mourning period.

International Business Times UK · Oct 30

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Latin Times · Oct 28

One Battle Cry, 38 Protest Points: Mexico's Truckers Force the Federal Government's Hand

Mexico's trucking sector ended a national strike after nearly 700 vehicles mobilized across 19 states, securing permanent talks with the government over highway security, infrastructure and tax policy.

The Independent UK · Oct 27

Spain branded ‘hypocritical’ after deporting more than a dozen Ceuta asylum seekers to Morocco

Spain insists Morocco is a safe country despite NGOs saying the country does ‘not respect many human rights’

Radio France Internationale · Oct 26

French unions and protest groups call fresh rallies and nationwide strike

French unions and protest groups have called for fresh demonstrations on 31 October and a nationwide strike on 5 November, seeking to build on a movement over wages, living costs and public services after a massive police deployment helped contain unrest during Saturday’s marches.

Latin Times · Oct 25

France, Italy, Belgium Facing Crisis: Why the Three-Country Protest Wave Gripping Europe Is Far From Over

More than 410,000 people joined protests across France as authorities deployed 70,000 security personnel. Unions called a November 5 general strike amid clashes and disputes over austerity measures.

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The Economic Times · Oct 25

Europe unrest: Protests over living costs, education & political failures rock France, Italy, Albania & Belgium

Protests over rising living costs, education funding, public services and political accountability swept France, Italy, Belgium and Albania on Saturday. Clashes erupted in several cities, prompting police to deploy tear gas, water cannons and reinforcements. France recorded the largest mobilisation, while Albania saw renewed anti-government unrest targeting Prime Minister Edi…

Bored Panda · Oct 21

Glamorous Trans Influencer Faces 10 Years In Egyptian Prison As Raunchy Video That Led To Her Arrest Revealed

Transgender influencer Malévola Alves was seen begging for help after she and a friend were arrested for filming lewd acts on the streets of Egypt.

International Business Times UK · Oct 21

'We're Desperate': Malévola Alves Arrested in Egypt Over Alleged Sexual Gestures as She Pleads for Help

Brazilian influencer Malévola Alves sought help after Egyptian authorities arrested her and fellow creator Bruna Mercatelli over alleged sexual gestures and harassment in social media videos.

International Business Times UK · Oct 20

Saudi Arabia Executes Two Bangladeshis Over 'Indecent Acts' at Mecca Mosque as Kissing Claims Spread Online

Bangladesh is seeking explanations and full court records from Saudi Arabia after two nationals were executed in Makkah, amid unclear charges and concerns over consular notification.

Radio France Internationale · Oct 20

Despite return to calm, France remains on edge ahead of planned further protests

Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu on Tuesday announced that France will impose new curfews where required, after the measures introduced in several cities the previous day had "helped keep the night calm". The Interior Ministry has announced that 123 people have been jailed in connection to the weekend's violence and looting.

The Independent UK · Oct 19

Cuba says US-based suspects confessed in armed incursion and face terrorism charges

Cuban authorities report that men captured in February after attempting to enter Cuba by force from the United States have confessed and cooperated with investigators

International Business Times UK · Oct 19

'Largely Lost': 143-Year-Old French Town Hall Gutted as Protests Spread Across France

A fire severely damaged Limoges' historic town hall during nationwide French protests, while authorities reported thousands of arrests and injuries amid clashes and wider unrest

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