Italy has approved a security decree with up to five years in prison and €20,000 fines for violent protest participation, plus 500 extra troops in Milan, after weekend riots caused roughly €1 million in damage. The decree needs parliamentary approval within 60 days.
Read Full ArticleFrance faces its worst unrest in years after school protests over staffing shortages grew into nationwide riots over living costs, leaving one police officer and one protester dead. Macron vowed to hold accountable those who “sought to bring down the Republic.”
The Allahabad High Court rejected Maulana Tauqeer Raza Khan’s bail plea in the Bareilly violence case, observing that his call for a large gathering without permission and subsequent conduct could not be approved.
Pakistan has reportedly restricted access to multiple digital news platforms, including Al Jazeera English, following coverage of ongoing protests in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir. Over 40 civilians have died since unrest began in June 2026. Islamabad has not officially confirmed the media restrictions.
Communal violence erupted in Nepal's Sunsari district on July 26 after a dispute over DJ music during a Hindu procession, leaving three dead and dozens injured. Curfews were imposed across four districts as Prime Minister Balendra Shah faced sharp criticism for his four-day silence.
MDP leader Fahim Khan arrested for masterminding Nagpur riots; caught on video inciting violence that left several injured.
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