NUR-SULTAN( Reuters)-Security forces in Kazakhstan have detained 9, 900 people regarding last week

Central Asian nation.... President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev blamed the unrest on foreign-backed" terrorists

-December, fuelled by supply worries amid escalating unrest in Kazakhstan and outages in Libya

More than 300 criminal investigations into mass unrest and assaults on law-enforcement officers

MOSCOW--Kazakhstan's leader has trumpeted ambitious economic reforms following the worst unrest in

People walk past a shop with windows broken during clashes in Almaty, Kazakhstan, on Jan.... 2 over a near-doubling of prices for a type of vehicle fuel and quickly spread across the country, apparently reflecting wider discontent with the authoritarian government.... In a concession, the government announced a 180-day price cap on vehicle fuel and a moratorium on utility rate increases....

The House passed the Antisemitism Awareness Act on Wednesday amid unrest on college campuses. The

CAIRO — The first round of Libya’s much-anticipated presidential election will not proceed on Friday as previously planned, a parliamentary election committee announced Wednesday, solidifying expectations that the vote was untenable amid several political disputes.Wp Get the full experience. Choose your plan ArrowRight The delay, which was widely expected as debate rages over the validity of the process and challenges to certain powerful candidates’ eligibility, comes as tensions appear to be ra

THE HAGUE: When Covid riots rocked the Netherlands for the second time in a year, Ricardo Pronk was there to livestream it all to his followers on social media. The 50-year-old anti-vaccination activist administered a Facebook group with 10, 000 followers, which had shared a call for a demonstration in the port city of Rotterdam on Nov 19 that later turned violent. The group, which was recently removed by Facebook, is part of a network of conspiracy theorists and Covid-deniers on social media re

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