A group of Azerbaijanis, presenting themselves as environmental activists, have been demonstrating along the Lachin corridor for more than a month. This is the only route connecting Nagorno-Karabakh, an Azerbaijani region with a majority Armenian population, to Armenia and the rest of the world. The corridor ensures the safe travel
In 2014, the United Nations Security Council resolved to transport food and medical supplies through Türkiye to Syria’s last opposition-held regions of Idlib and Aleppo, despite the Syrian government’s objections. The area’s 4,000,000 residents rely highly on this aid to combat both appalling living conditions and a devastating cholera outbreak,
Deadly protests continue in Peru after the impeachment of former president Pedro Castillo. On December 7, Castillo attempted to dissolve the Congress and rule by decree. The former school teacher also announced a state of emergency as, according to him, he was trying to reestablish the rule of law and
Serbs in Northern Kosovo have recently reacted violently to Pristina’s actions that they perceive as anti-Serb. The arrest of a former police officer, Dejan Pantic, on December 10 served as the catalyst for the most recent protests. He was one of the many Serb people who resigned from the police
On Saturday night, protests swept around China’s cities and college campuses, showing growing discontent with the country’s strict COVID rules. The COVID regulations have restricted millions of people into their homes who are now angry at the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and its leader, Xi Jinping. The wider protests resulted
A missile strike killed two people in the Polish village of Przewodow, about six kilometres north of the Ukrainian border. The explosion occurred on November 15, however a conclusion has not been made yet on who fired the missile. The New York Times indicated that the weapon was most likely
On November 5, members of Kosovo’s ethnic Serb minority quit their jobs in opposition to the use of new licence plates demanded by Pristina. The Serbs in Kosovo refuse to switch their old licence plates to Kosovar ones. According to Balkan Insight, the Belgrade-backed party Srpska Lista announced that there
Clashes broke out between migrants at the overcrowded Pournaras reception facility in Cyprus on Friday. According to Al Jazeera, refugees from Nigeria and from the Democratic Republic of the Congo – two of the major migrant groups on the island – threw rocks and other objects at each other, and
Following Vladimir Putin’s announcement on September 21st of partial mobilization, Georgia has seen an inflow of Russians fleeing their country, for the second time this year. Hundreds of thousands of military-aged Russian men have crossed the state’s borders by land and air out of fear of conscription for the war
