Ecuador President’s Motorcade Attacked Amid Subsidy Protests 🚨
Ecuador’s President Daniel Noboa escapes unharmed after motorcade attack amid protests over diesel subsidy cuts. Five detained. 🌍✊
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France Braces for Chaos as New PM Faces Protest Firestorm 🔥🇫🇷
France’s new Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu faces immediate protests disrupting transport and education, testing his leadership from day one. 🌍✊
Colombian Candidate Shot Amidst Chaos: Earthquake Adds to Crisis 🌍💥
Colombian presidential candidate Miguel Uribe critically injured in shooting, followed by a 6.5-magnitude earthquake. Public outrage grows. 🌍💥 #BreakingNews
Nationwide Protests Erupt Over Trump Economic Policies 🌟✊
Thousands protest Trump’s economic policies, including federal job cuts, in major U.S. cities. Washington, D.C.’s National Mall sees massive turnout.
Turkish Opposition Vows to Sustain Protests After Istanbul Mayor Arrest 🌍✊
Turkey’s opposition escalates protests after Istanbul mayor’s arrest, clashing with Erdogan’s government. Thousands detained, including a Swedish reporter. #TurkeyProtests
Myanmar Extends State of Emergency: What You Need to Know 🌏⚡
Myanmar’s military extends state of emergency for six months, raising concerns over stability and regional impact.
Yoon’s Detention Sparks Court Chaos in Seoul 🔥⚖️
Chaos erupted in Seoul as supporters of impeached President Yoon Seok-yeol broke into a court after his detention period was extended. 🔥⚖️ #SouthKorea
Seoul Protests Intensify as Yoon Faces Crucial Deadline 🔥
Seoul streets split as pro- and anti-Yoon groups clash ahead of arrest deadline, raising stakes in impeachment battle. Police brace for escalation. 🇰🇷⚖️✊
Pakistani Ex-PM’s Party Chairman Arrested Amid Political Tensions 🚨
Pakistan’s PTI party faces new crisis as acting chairman Gohar Ali Khan is arrested, escalating political tensions ahead of crucial elections.
Macron Flies into New Caledonia Crisis 🔥✈️
French President Macron arrives in New Caledonia for high-stakes talks following deadly riots over contested electoral reforms. Can dialogue restore peace?
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