Since the start of the protests on 31st May, Turkey has witnessed media censorship, police brutality, protests by the thousands, and the injury and deaths of protesters.
More than a million people took to the streets across more than 100 cities in Brazil last night as the anti-government demonstrations continued.
Protesting at international football matches is the best way to gain the attention of the politicians than have put Brazil’s international perception above the problems faced by many at home.
The appointment of a controversial deputy from Bulgaria’s ethnic Turkish political party as the head of the country’s National Security Agency has set in motion a huge wave of protests throughout the country. Against the only two-week-old government.
UKIP leader Nigel Farage’s Scotland trip ended in chaos after he was met with protests at every turn calling him a “racist” and telling him to “go home to England”.