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Fuel protests disrupt Ireland as over a third of service stations run dry

Fuel protests disrupt Ireland as over a third of service stations run dry

  • Vehicles blocking traffic led to closures of the main highway around the capital, Dublin
  • More than a third of the 1,500 service stations in the republic are out of fuel
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Millions angry with Trump expected to fill American streets

Millions angry with Trump expected to fill American streets

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Tens of thousands of protesters rally in Prague against new government of Czech PM Babiš

Tens of thousands of protesters rally in Prague against new government of Czech PM Babiš

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IOC voices concern for Iranian athletes amid unrest

IOC voices concern for Iranian athletes amid unrest

By Reuters ·
Outcry as French journalist held for covering Istanbul protest

Outcry as French journalist held for covering Istanbul protest

By AFP ·
Iran to consider lifting Internet ban; state TV hacked

Iran to consider lifting Internet ban; state TV hacked

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Trump keeping Iran air strikes on the table: White House

Trump keeping Iran air strikes on the table: White House

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In this frame grab from footage circulating on social media shows protesters dancing and cheering around a bonfire. video

Death toll in Iran protests rises to more than 500, rights group says

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Japan calls on Iran to avoid using force to stop protests

Japan calls on Iran to avoid using force to stop protests

By Arab News Japan ·
Kurds in Turkiye protest over Syria Aleppo offensive video

Kurds in Turkiye protest over Syria Aleppo offensive

By AFP ·
This video grab taken on January 4, 2026 show protesters in the Malekshahi district of Iran’s western Ilam province.

Iran says no leniency for ‘rioters’ as protests persist

By AFP ·
Bulgarians protest widespread graft and call for a fair election

Bulgarians protest widespread graft and call for a fair election

By AP ·
Tunisians revive protests in Gabes over pollution from state chemical plant

Tunisians revive protests in Gabes over pollution from state chemical plant

By Reuters ·

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