COP30’s First Week: Protests and Hope Ignite in Belém
During COP30’s first week in Belém, protests erupted over the US absence, scientists sounded urgent warnings, and negotiators launched talks on clean energy and climate finance.
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During COP30’s first week in Belém, protests erupted over the US absence, scientists sounded urgent warnings, and negotiators launched talks on clean energy and climate finance.
Federal agents clash with residents in Chicago’s Old Irving Park, deploying tear gas and arrests ahead of a Halloween parade as immigration tensions rise.
Thousands took to the streets on October 18 in the US and abroad for “No Kings” protests, denouncing Trump’s immigration crackdown, prosecutions and troop deployments.
President Noboa escaped injury when his motorcade was attacked by rock-throwing crowds amid diesel subsidy protests in Ecuador. Five people detained.
Chaotic clashes in Portland erupt as federal agents use tear gas against protesters amid a national debate on National Guard deployment, and Chicago pushes legal action to block troops.
Weekend tension in Chicago and Portland: a federal agent shoots a motorist and a judge blocks troop deployment.
Two people died after Moroccan officers opened fire on a group that tried to storm a police station, officials say.
Thousands joined the ‘Free D.C.’ rally on September 6, demanding Trump pull federal troops and National Guard units from Washington’s streets. ✊
Israel’s plan to seize Gaza City has sparked mass protests and fears for the 49 hostages still held there, fueling calls for a ceasefire deal.
Hundreds of protesters rallied in Jerusalem demanding an immediate Gaza ceasefire and the release of hostages, while Israels cabinet debates a possible full ground takeover.