Mass protests, outbreak of violence, social dissatisfaction and record low popularity of the president - Emmanuel Macron once promised a revolution, and now the riots on the streets are opening the door wide for Marine Le Pen
After violent protests in several French cities, President Emmanuel Macron rejected the resignation of Interior Minister Laurent Nunez. Prime Minister Sebastián Lecornu calls a crisis meeting as police and local authorities deal with the aftermath of the riots
Protests in Albania have been going on for days, with clashes with the police in Tirana. Demonstrators demand the resignation of Eddie Rama, who refuses to step down.
French President Macron told the public that he will be uncompromising towards the rioters, and that he understands the people's concerns about rising prices.
About 550.000 people took part in the protests across France, and organizers claim that the number of demonstrators was significantly higher. Although the gatherings were mostly peaceful, in Paris and other cities there were clashes with the police, burning of buildings and looting.
Violent protests rocked Tirana, where protesters burned buildings and clashed with police. Those gathered demand changes in the education system and greater responsibility of the authorities, while some of them demand the resignation of Prime Minister Eddie Rama
After the progressives left Užice, its inhabitants remained in the city - most of them know each other
Violent riots erupted in Belfast after a Sudanese national was charged over a brutal knife attack and attempted murder. During the riots, houses, vehicles and shops were set on fire
Tens of thousands of citizens gathered on Saturday, October 4, near the Freedom Square in Georgia, at the invitation of the opposition and on the day of local elections that several opposition parties are boycotting
Nepal has reconciled after days of chaos and overthrow of the government. However, young people say that the work is far from finished - it is necessary to prevent the return of the "corrupt old guard" to power in the elections in March.
Clashes between protesters and the police, nineteen dead, the parliament building on fire, the resignation of the government, tens of thousands of young Nepalis on the streets. What caused the outburst of anger of "generation Z" in Nepal and why did Aleksandar Vučić recognize himself in it
In addition to Andrej Vučić, Vlada Mandić and Ljuba Jovanović, former athletes who obviously have control over certain groups of "youngsters", took the place at the helm of the club. This especially applies to those from Republika Srpska because Mandic was active with them there as well. In addition to them, those from the public sector "who know how to fight" were hired, as was the case with Luka Petrović, the city secretary for investments.
The protest "Wake Up" kept the rebellious citizens awake, but also numerous members of the police, masked thugs, the top of the Serbian Progressive Party and the whole of Ćaciland.
Clashes between progressives and non-progressives have been breaking out for days. It is obvious that SNS supporters have been given a directive to confront the protesting people now
Broken heads, stories of stabbings, swollen eyes from tear gas, but also a ban on filming even for journalists - all this was found by the reporter of "Vremena" on the streets of Belgrade, after the student protest ended.
Mass arrests of immigrants led to mass protests and violence. President Trump puts out the fire with gasoline - he sends the army and bans gatherings
While PSG defeated Inter with a convincing 5:0 and won the Champions League, the celebration in Paris resulted in chaotic scenes. Protesters broke through cordons, set fire to cars and clashed with police, leading to nearly 300 arrests.
The Minister of Internal Affairs, Ivica Dacic, said that a report had been received about a bomb placed in the building of the Serbian Parliament
Protests and riots in Amsterdam do not calm down days after Israeli hooligans ran amok in the city and were attacked. Pro-Palestinian demonstrators and Jewish residents speak for Vreme
The Moldovan authorities announced that they had exposed the training of hundreds of Moldovan citizens in Russia, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, with the aim of destabilizing the upcoming elections. These revelations include links to Russian-backed criminal groups
In England and Northern Ireland, radical right-wing protesters have been protesting for days and are not holding back from violence. Attacks on law firms and services that help asylum seekers are feared. The police are on alert. Elon Musk intervened in all that
N1 and Euronews record record viewership when there are protests - and this was especially true on Sunday, when the City Assembly was tense. Why are there many viewers in front of the televisions when there are relatively few demonstrators?
Citizens of the Republic of Serbia, in accordance with the Constitution, have every right not to accept the election results, taking into account all the facts and circumstances of the election process. For this reason, everything they have done so far has absolutely no elements of a criminal offense, possibly individual actions can be classified as a misdemeanor
No evidence, meaningless accusations and psychological tricks - this is how the lawyers of the riot suspects in front of the Belgrade Assembly comment for "Vreme" on the actions of the Prosecutor's Office. Some citizens pleaded guilty to avoid prison, others were released under house arrest
"The arrest of Vojislav Ostojić, as well as dozens of young people, is a pure attempt to intimidate opposition activists in order to give up the fight for respecting the electoral will of the citizens," the leader of the Movement of Free Citizens told Vreme.
Do the protesters against the regime want to radicalize the protest or not? How who, says Aleksandar Gubaš from the Archive of Public Meetings for "Vreme". He states that it is natural for the number of people to decrease when the fuss starts
Although it is not easy to guess what is going on in the head of the President of Serbia, that head follows some kind of logic, and the logic, probably clear to him as well, says that now he must not deviate even an inch. At least he'll try
