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Update More than 80 injured as Indian police clash with Adani port protesters

More than 80 injured as Indian police clash with Adani port protesters

  • The protests are a major headache for Gautam Adani’s $23 billion ports-and-logistics company
  • Located on the southern tip of India, the port seeks to plug into lucrative East-West trade routes
By Reuters ·
Iran’s Khamenei praises Basij forces for confronting ‘riots’ — TV

Iran’s Khamenei praises Basij forces for confronting ‘riots’ — TV

By AP ·
One killed in Sudan anti-coup protests: medics

One killed in Sudan anti-coup protests: medics

By AFP ·
Update Thai police use rubber bullets to disperse protest over APEC summit

Thai police use rubber bullets to disperse protest over APEC summit

By Reuters ·
Videos showing Iranian crackdown on protesters go viral as anger grows

Videos showing Iranian crackdown on protesters go viral as anger grows

By Reuters ·
Students on strike as Iranian protests spread

Students on strike as Iranian protests spread

By Arab News ·
Almost 12,500 people arrested in crackdown on Iranian protests, says rights group

Almost 12,500 people arrested in crackdown on Iranian protests, says rights group

By Arab News ·
Iran cleric voices support for right to protest against rulers

Iran cleric voices support for right to protest against rulers

By AFP ·
Austrian arrested in Iran, Austrian foreign ministry says

Austrian arrested in Iran, Austrian foreign ministry says

By AFP ·
Al-Arabiya photojournalist ‘injured by police’ in Paris protests

Al-Arabiya photojournalist ‘injured by police’ in Paris protests

By Arab News ·
Thousands from rival Tunisian parties protest against president

Thousands from rival Tunisian parties protest against president

By Reuters ·
Iran intensifies crackdown on Kurdish areas as protests rage

Iran intensifies crackdown on Kurdish areas as protests rage

By Reuters ·
Iran ex-president’s daughter held, charged amid protests

Iran ex-president’s daughter held, charged amid protests

By AFP ·

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