Friday 11 February
Of the more arresting images beamed around the world from the streets surrounding Cairo’s Tahrir (Liberation) Square was footage of protesters facing stationed tanks.
Wednesday 24 March
On 15 March, Canadian embassies and consulates around the world were subjected to rare displays of political theatre, much of it both angry and scantily clad.
Thursday 10 March
Uganda’s elite red beret troops weren’t taking any chances.
Sunday 13 June
While hawkish Israeli politicians are talking of war, a growing group of their fellow citizens are working inside the West Bank to heal the conflict’s 60-year-old wounds.
Sunday 11 October
Kenya is welcoming a procession of international visitors this month that indicate both the depths it has fallen to and the heights it could once again reach.
Tuesday 8 March
Bahrain is left to question the financial implications of revolution when its ambitions are less successful.
Sunday 21 March
Holding mandarin oranges above their heads and unperturbed by the driving rain, they came out onto Kaliningrad’s Central Square yesterday in a mass protest against local governor Georgy Boos and their prime minister Vlad…
Monday 11 January
A would-be Christian martyr’s infiltration of the world’s most forbidding state on Christmas Day has both frustrated and inspired fellow North Korea activists.
Wednesday 17 August
It started with an ordinarily looking Facebook page, advocating a boycott of a common Israeli cottage cheese for its costly price (£1.50 for 250g).
Wednesday 16 November
The New York City Police Department has cleared Zuccotti Park.
Wednesday 2 March
Egypt’s pro-democracy revolt may have been buried on the wrong side of the Great Chinese Firewall
Wednesday 1 February
It’s a tough time to be in power in Nigeria.
Monday 21 November
This year, the world has seen its fair share of protests.
Tuesday 4 May
Add Shakira and Gloria Estefan to the list of public figures riled by Arizona’s new immigration law.
Tuesday 1 November
The protestors at the Occupy London Stock Exchange demonstration have claimed another scalp.
Friday 25 March
The situation in Libya has escalated from protest to insurrection to civil war to international conflict
Monday 25 February
There are echoes of 1997 after street protests last week brought down the government in Sofia. But this time around, will anything actually change?
Tuesday 1 February
A week to the day since the country was swept by anti-government protests, Hosni Mubarak is bracing himself for the biggest challenge yet to his rapidly crumbling presidency.
The latest from anti-Putin protests in Russia, we do the business in Jakarta, and check in with our man in Copenhagen.
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