In early May, Bolivia’s main labor union launched a protest movement condemning the government's failure to address the country's ongoing economic crisis.

The Syrian street is steadily turning up the pressure on the country’s new leadership to lock in the principles of transitional justice and hold those responsible for crimes against civilians to account after years of Bashar al-Assad’s rule.

Iraq’s abrupt rollout of the ASYCUDA system and tariff hikes has triggered protests, trade disruption, and rising prices, exposing the government’s struggle to secure revenues.

The arrest of pro-regime MP Ahmed al-Saidani over Facebook posts mocking President Kais Saied has reignited debate over parliamentary immunity, free speech and Tunisia’s authoritarian turn.

Iran’s Reformist Front is facing what has been described as its most severe crackdown in over a decade, with authorities launching a wave of arrests targeting its prominent figures.