‘Reform at UNSC essential for world countries'

In recent years, many countries have called for reforms in the United Nations (UN), saying that there is inequality and injustice in the United Nations (UN), while the fact that there are only 5 countries with veto power in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) causes controversy.

Protesters on the streets in Israel on the 7th month

Israelis took to the streets again, as they do every week, against the Netanyahu government's judicial reform. The demonstrations organized due to the judicial reform have been going on for about 7 months. It is estimated that around130,000 people attended the demonstration on Tel Aviv's Kaplan Street.

830 soldiers resign in Israel

While protests and strikes have been going on in Israel for weeks over the controversial judicial reform, the law has been approved by the parliament. Upon this, 830 soldiers resigned. 'We cannot exist as a country in this region if we do not have a strong and united army,' the Israeli General Staff said in a statement. 

Netanyahu in dire straits in polls due to protest

Despite mass protests in Israel, the parliament approved the controversial judicial reform. Prime Minister Netanyahu, who is trying to deal with the internal crisis, has been hit by the election polls in the process. According to the polls, the number of seats of the far-right coalition is expected to fall.

Israel closes highways, fires smoke bombs

Protests against judicial reform continue in Israel. Protesters gathered on Tuesday, blocking the entrance to the military headquarters and detonating smoke bombs in front of the stock exchange. Banners reading 'Dictatorship will kill the economy' were unfurled.

Judicial reform in Israel sparks protests

Israel's controversial judiciary reform was passed in the first vote in Parliament. In order for the bill to enter into force, it must be re-discussed in the relevant committee and passed in the second and third votes in the General Assembly. Netanyahu opponents launch civil disobedience protests across the country

Israelis on the streets over judicial reform

Hundreds of thousands of Israelis took to the streets again against the government's judicial reforms. More than 100,000 Israelis took part in demonstrations in many locations across the country, mainly in Tel Aviv, West Jerusalem, Haifa, Beersheba and Rehovot.

'Arab blood is not cheap'

On Saturday, as they do every week, Israeli protesters gathered against Prime Minister Netanyahu's judicial reform package. In the 23rd week of protests, the demonstrations criticized attacks on the Arab people.

14 detained in France during pension reform protests

Thousands of people protested against the pension reform in Paris, the capital of France, while 14 people were detained during pre-protest checks. Demonstrators stormed the center of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.

14 detained during pension reform protests

Thousands of people protested against the pension reform in Paris, the capital of France, while 14 people were detained during pre-protest checks. Demonstrators stormed the center of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.

Demonstrations to resume over pension reforms

Millions took to the streets in France after the pension reforms that came into force in March. Demonstrators are preparing for another protest. Paris police are expecting around 70,000 protesters in the capital.

French pension reform published in official gazette

President Emmanuel Macron did not back down on the controversial reform that extended the retirement age in France by 2 years and became law in April. Decrees on the implementation of the reform started to be published in the Official Gazette.

Number of detention of May 1 protests is increasing in France

While the number of detained in clashes between police and demonstrators on May 1 Labor Day in France increased to 540, 400 police officers were injured during the demonstrations.

Workers in France gathered on International Labor Day

Protests against pension reform, which have been going on for a while in France, continue on International Workers' Day. Workers from many provinces of France gathered for the march to Paris.

Protests continue in Israel in its 16th week

The demonstrators, who oppose the proposed judicial reform in Israel, continue their demonstration in the 16th week. A brawl broke out between the demonstrators and the police. Meanwhile, reservists continue to criticize judicial reform.

French police continues to use disproportionate force

Demonstrations continue after the adoption of the pension reform in France. Police and demonstrators continue to clash. This time, the police came face to face with the demonstrations gathered in Rennes. They used disproportionate force against the demonstrators.

Protests still continue in Israel

Despite Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's announcement of the postponement decision, Israelis continued their protests against his government's controversial judicial arrangement for weeks.

Controversial pension reform enacted in France

In France, protests were held against the government's reform that increased the retirement age from 62 to 64. However, the government did not back down and the pension reform law was signed by President Emmanuel Macron and published in the Official Gazette.

Partial approval of pension reforms in France

French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday approved part of the long-controversial pension reform that has sparked protests. The unions and workers, who opposed the reform, which envisages raising the retirement age from 62 to 64, gathered in a square close to the Congress yesterday.

'You will hear us until China'

Protests against pension reform continue in France. The people who rioted in the country invited French President Emmanuel Macron to resign. Angry protesters attacked Macron's favorite restaurant, La Rotonde.