Protest

Sharon Osbourne plans to join a far right protest in London next month

The No Kings protests were heartening - but they exposed an absence of younger stars willing to stand up

Generations of Iranians have been fighting for democracy, and many of them have been killed. Iranians at a Paris protest made clear: war isn’t the solution

Sara Duterte, the vice president of the Philippines, is so extreme she once threatened to dig up the body of a rival’s father and throw it into the sea. And now she wants to become president

Anti-democratic voices are gaining ground in British politics. Excessive tolerance of these people is the route to disaster – they must be confronted

In Pakistan, the courts are no longer there to administer the law – they have become extensions of the security state. It is a worrying indicator of where the US may be heading

News reports that emerged from outside Iran put the number of dead protesters in the tens of thousands. Iranians inside the country, who took part in the demonstrations, tell a very different story

The effects of lawless law enforcement have been seen to horrific effect in Minnesota. It mustn’t happen in the UK

The Palestinian Action hunger strike was misguided. The focus must be firmly on the people of the Strip, and on the long struggle for statehood

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I thought I’d have to explain why I wanted it printed - instead, the shop owner gave me a discount

The nation has changed out of all recognition since the Shah was deposed in 1979. There is now only one way that the country can enter the modern world – the state must crack

The challenge for my country is to get rid of the networks of patronage and power that are all controlled by the old. We need to become a country of the young

With a media landscape tightly controlled by Aleksandar Vučić’s ruling party, students are keeping the fight for democracy alive in Belgrade

A turbulent 2025 unfolded in striking contrasts – from apocalyptic climate disasters and surging global protests to the ever-present threat of war

Non-French speakers don’t fully understand the phrase “sales connes”. But we do, which makes the president’s wife using it even more awful

The Greek capital has experienced an influx of Israeli investment in property – but the graffiti around town suggests severe local antipathy

London police warned off a man with a pro-Israel sign. Meanwhile, his Berlin counterpart won an award

Martial law is on the way in the US - because violence and civil strife, real or imagined, are the dark core of Donald Trump’s aggressively authoritarian governing ethos

Bart de Wever says he represents his entire country, but he seems more interested in cosying up to the Dutch government

What does the ousted prime minster’s death sentence mean for Bangladesh’s political future?

The younger generations brought down a government. Can they now help rebuild Bangladesh?

The women of Georgia have seen their children locked up by the government. Now they want them back

Demonstrators in Valencia took to the streets for Gaza, but when it comes to issues like sustainable housing or last year’s flooding, they’re less vocal

Meridian Hill Park is a hub of progressive protest. It's home to everything Trump and his followers hate

Exclusive: We track down the student whose arrest exposes absurdity of Palestine Action’s proscription

This government’s stupid criminalisation of peaceful protestors is a hole they keep on digging

The former footballer who removed a union flag is now a target of the hypocritical right

ICE agents have brought fear and loathing to New York City - but the community is fighting back

Nepal is no stranger to upheaval but the scale of rage in September’s protests was unlike anything I had ever seen

Labelling the group as terrorists is a threat to freedom of expression – and to democracy. The government must lift the ban

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