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Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on unrest.

  1. ANTI-RIOT police officers hold tear gas canister launchers while ensuring the peace during  a demonstration, in Nantes, France in relation to the Bloquons tout (‘Let’s block everything’) protest movement.

    Filipinos in France safe amid protests

    On 10 September, protesters set up barricades, blocked highways, and clashed with police over Macron’s austerity program.

  2. Pressure cooker

    Pressure cooker

    The question is not whether the potential for upheaval exists, but whether the unique sociopolitical fabric of the nation will allow such upheaval to unfold in…

  3. Jakarta an omen

    Jakarta an omen

    Indonesians’ anger was directed at a monthly allowance of about P150,000 for each of the 580 members of its Parliament.

  4. Syrian security forces take a position in the Mazraa area, near Sweida on July 14, 2025, following clashes between Bedouin tribes and local fighters in the predominantly Druze city. At least 89 people were killed in the southern Syrian province of Sweida as clashes between Sunni Bedouin tribes and Druze fighters raged for a second day on July 14, 2025, a monitor said.

    Clashes in Syrian city kill 37

    Syria’s interior ministry says it would deploy troops in coordination with the defense ministry.

  5. RIOT police stand behind armored Police Land Rovers as protestors gather during a thrid night of anti-immigration demonstrations in Ballymena, Northern Ireland, on 11 June 2025.

    Northern Ireland’s foreigners mull exodus

    Riots erupted late on Monday in Ballymena, just northwest of Belfast, after two teenage boys were arrested and charged with the attempted rape of a young girl.

  6. Kanlaon Volcano

    Kanlaon communities told: Remain vigilant

    Communities near Kanlaon Volcano are urged to remain vigilant and follow official guidance as the volcano stays under Alert Level 3. Phivolcs warns of possible…

  7. GATE 5 of Villamor Air Base in Pasay City is guarded tightly by police civil disturbance units to prevent supporters of the arrested former President Rodrigo Duterte from interfering with his scheduled flight to The Hague as ordered by the International Criminal Court to face alleged crimes against humanity in relation to his war on drugs.

    PNP still on heightened alert status

    The Philippine National Police maintains its heightened alert status following the arrest and departure of former President Rodrigo Duterte, who faces charges…