The French government was accused of conducting attacks on migrants, racial profiling and religious intolerance.

If unions fail after May 1, the flag of 2006 will also join that bin, and thus the fig leaf of democracy in France and the EU will shrink even more, writes Ramin Mazaheri.

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French President Emmanuel Macron has signed his pension reform into law overnight.

All Zionists benefit from oppression against Palestinians, although some more than others, and the existence of extremist positions contributes to perpetuating such extremist violence

Georgia was an early testing ground for US-sponsored "regime change" project that proved so successful that it was subsequently exported across the world many times over in the initial decades of the 21st century.

The French government has rejected a request by trade unions to rethink Macron’s controversial pension reform bill.

In Peru, protests sparked by the removal of President Pedro Castillo continue after nearly three months

At least 10 Palestinians have been killed and more than 100 wounded in an Israeli army raid in the occupied West Bank city of Nablus.

UK government has proposed an amendment to the anti-protest bill in the parliament, asking lawmakers to give more powers to police forces to clamp down on protest rallies and strikes.