Formation of sovereignty council in Sudan postponed by two days
After the official signing of the constitutional agreement on Saturday, the military junta has chosen three names, including that of Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, who heads the militia which carried out the massacre of protesters
Incident at Hong Kong airport comes as a rude awakening
The international media, that has avoided covering previously violent and provocative actions of the anti-China protesters, are now forced to reckon with the chaotic and reactionary deterioration of the movement.
Thousands of Yemenis rally in support of UAE-backed separatist group STC
The STC captured Aden from Yemeni government forces after four days of fighting, with the death toll rising above 40
Violent Repression of Papuans marks the eve of Indonesia’s Independence Day
Over 168 Papuan protesters in the Papuan capital Jayapura along with other cities have been detained by the police, and over three dozen activists and students were injured in police violence
Workers march in Leeds against a new contract by supermarket giant Asda
Unions say the company is threatening its workers to sign a new contract that would introduce unpaid breaks and force people to work on weekends and bank holidays.
Israel bars entry of Muslim US legislators Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib
The two legislators were set to travel to the Israeli-occupied Palestinian territories in the West Bank and East Jerusalem next week
Kashmir siege: Journalist picked up in mid-night raid by Indian forces
Around 1,300 Kashmiri political leaders, civil rights activists, trade unionists and civilians have been detained by Indian forces since the military siege and communication blockade that began last week.
Peterloo Massacre
The working class people in the region were agitated by the poor economic conditions, lack of representation of working class people and relative lack of suffrage in Northern England