All news on the topic: Unrest

People living in this small town in Northern Ireland are fed up with a mysterious, ongoing hum that's been troubling them for weeks

Two Chicago police officers on vacation in Peru are stuck there without a way to return home after the new Peruvian government announced a state of emergency due to widespread unrest

The Department of Homeland Security's latest terrorism threat bulletin includes a warning against "the proliferation of false or misleading narratives" and conspiracy theories.

Protests, arson and looting have ravaged the capital in recent days following his government’s decision to switch alliances from Taiwan to Beijing.

Riots, looting and unbridled unrest continued for a sixth straight day in South Africa Wednesday, claiming nearly 100 lives and leading to food, fuel and medical supply shortages amid a vicious third wave of the coronavirus.

Video showed body parts scattered near the gates of a packed Roman Catholic cathedral on Indonesia’s Sulawesi island.

In the deadliest day since last month's coup, military and police forces in Myanmar killed numerous people

The president doubled down on his promise to end America's longest-running war at a Thursday press conference, though he said a May 1 deadline seemed unlikely.

The UN warns the Arab world’s poorest nation is speeding “towards a massive famine.”

Security forces have persisted in their brutal suppression of dissent following last month's military coup

Sister Ann Rosa Nu Tawng said she was prepared to die to safeguard anti-coup demonstrators.

Opposition leader Ousmane Sonko was arrested on Wednesday, sparking days of protests in Senegal.

The attack targeted the same base where Iran struck in January last year in retaliation for the killing of Iranian Gen. Qassim Soleimani.

The protests against the military takeover of Myanmar's government continued despite reports that security forces killed at least 18 people a day before.

Myanmar has been in turmoil since the military took control and arrested the elected leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, earlier this month

It was not immediately clear what damage was caused and if there were any casualties from the U.S. strike.

Eyewitnesses are recounting tales of a possible massacre at the Church of St. Mary of Zion in Axum, which resulted in the deaths of hundreds in November

Myanmar’s military leaders extended their detention of deposed leader Aung San Suu Kyi, whose freedom is a key demand of the protesters.

Demonstrators vowed to keep up the pressure against last week's military coup, even after a woman was shot and critically wounded during clashes.

The ICC determined it has authority over the Palestinian territories, paving the way for investigations into Israeli actions

Alexei Navalny's wife, a vocal critic of Putin, was one of the individuals taken into custody by police

A rare suicide bombing struck the bustling market during a period of increased political tension due to proposed early elections and a significant economic crisis

State capitols increased security measures in preparation for scheduled protests in all 50 states, but there were no reports of significant confrontations by the end of the day

Approximately 25,000 National Guard members from across the nation were scheduled to arrive in Washington, D.C., in the next few days

War-like imagery is spreading in Republican circles post-Capitol riot. Democrats believe isn't an accident.