172 events about "Tiltakozások"

Yesterday 11:32

Dozens of union members are protesting on Thursday at the Cotroceni Palace, demanding mediation from President Nicușor Dan in the conflict between the unions and the Government.

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Wednesday 09:45

The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, threatens with reprisals after the cancellation of the Trump Tower project due to protests and the indictment of a minister involved.

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International

Wednesday 06:47

CT Bus drivers are protesting for better working conditions and a Christmas bonus, blocking the company's operations. The City Hall considers the protest illegal.

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Current Affairs

Sunday 10:36

Approximately 1,500 people protested in Tel Aviv against the possibility that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could be acquitted in his corruption cases.

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International

Sunday 09:11

Declic, Funky Citizens, and Corruption Kills announce protests on December 14 for the reform of Justice laws, after the broadcast of the documentary 'Captured Justice'.

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Current Affairs

Sunday 09:06

Thousands of Hungarians protested in Budapest demanding the resignation of Viktor Orban, accusing abuses in a detention center for minors.

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International

Sunday 06:40

Thousands of people protested on Saturday in Victory Square for the independence of justice, demanding the resignation of Lia Savonea and Cătălin Predoiu.

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Current Affairs

Friday 18:25

Bucharest has been hosting protests for the third consecutive day, demanding the independence of the judiciary and the resignation of the heads of the system.

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Current Affairs

Thursday 13:07

Over 110 Palestinian prisoners have died due to torture since the appointment of Itamar Ben-Gvir as Minister of National Security. He now wants the power to execute them. Right-wing lawmakers are protesting.

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International

Thursday 12:53

Bulgarian Prime Minister Rosen Jeliazkov announced the resignation of his government, after less than a year in office, following massive protests.

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International

Thursday 06:52

Bulgaria is preparing for a motion of no confidence against the government, in the context of massive protests demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Rosen Jeleznikov.

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International

10 December 20:23

Wednesday evening, Bulgaria was the scene of large-scale protests, with demonstrators gathering in Sofia and in over 25 cities to demand the resignation of the government led by Rossen Zhelyazkov.

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International

10 December 06:26

The authorities in Nepal have accused 55 people, including former ministers and a Chinese company, of corruption related to the construction of an airport, which exceeded the initial budget by 74 million dollars, reaching a total of 244 million dollars.

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International

9 December 09:50

Twelve FBI agents have filed a lawsuit, claiming they were fired for kneeling during the protests triggered by the killing of George Floyd in 2020, a choice approved by their superiors.

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International

7 December 10:00

Thousands of students and adults in Germany protested against the military service law adopted by the government, expressing their disagreement with the obligation.

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International

4 December 08:19

President Maia Sandu approved the withdrawal from the agreement with Russia regarding the Russian House in Chisinau, provoking protests from the Russian community.

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Republic of Moldova

2 December 11:33

The government in Sofia has officially withdrawn the budget for 2026, following massive protests that have engulfed Bulgaria.

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International

2 December 05:56

Bulgaria, engulfed in anti-corruption protests. Tens of thousands of Bulgarians are demanding the government's resignation.

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International

1 December 06:26

Thousands of Croats protested against the rise of the far right, demanding the limitation of the actions of extremists and the protection of ethnic minorities.

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International

1 December 05:29

BBC: The authorities in Georgia used a chemical weapon from World War I, known as "camite", to suppress anti-government protests in Tbilisi

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