"September protest"

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31 May 2026

Nepal's Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle addresses a press conference in Nepal on May 31, 2026, to discuss the first budget announced since the Gen-Z protest of last September and the formation of a new government under Balendra Shah's leadership. Nepal has presented a total budget of NRs 2.124 trillion for the fiscal year 2026/27, outlining major fiscal, tax, financial, and sectoral reforms aimed at boosting economic growth, improving public services, and attracting investment. The government has also set a revenue target of NRs 1.405 trillion for the upcoming fiscal year.

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31 May 2026

Nepal's Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle addresses a press conference in Nepal on May 31, 2026, to discuss the first budget announced since the Gen-Z protest of last September and the formation of a new government under Balendra Shah's leadership. Nepal has presented a total budget of NRs 2.124 trillion for the fiscal year 2026/27, outlining major fiscal, tax, financial, and sectoral reforms aimed at boosting economic growth, improving public services, and attracting investment. The government has also set a revenue target of NRs 1.405 trillion for the upcoming fiscal year.

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31 May 2026

Nepal's Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle addresses a press conference in Nepal on May 31, 2026, to discuss the first budget announced since the Gen-Z protest of last September and the formation of a new government under Balendra Shah's leadership. Nepal has presented a total budget of NRs 2.124 trillion for the fiscal year 2026/27, outlining major fiscal, tax, financial, and sectoral reforms aimed at boosting economic growth, improving public services, and attracting investment. The government has also set a revenue target of NRs 1.405 trillion for the upcoming fiscal year.

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31 May 2026

Nepal's Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle addresses a press conference in Nepal on May 31, 2026, to discuss the first budget announced since the Gen-Z protest of last September and the formation of a new government under Balendra Shah's leadership. Nepal has presented a total budget of NRs 2.124 trillion for the fiscal year 2026/27, outlining major fiscal, tax, financial, and sectoral reforms aimed at boosting economic growth, improving public services, and attracting investment. The government has also set a revenue target of NRs 1.405 trillion for the upcoming fiscal year.

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#13761721

30 May 2026

Nepal's Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle poses for a photo at the entrance of the ministry as he heads towards the parliament to present the first budget since the Gen-Z protest of last September and the formation of a new government under Balendra Shah's leadership on May 29, 2026. Nepal has presented a total budget of NRs 2.124 trillion for the fiscal year 2026/27, outlining major fiscal, tax, financial, and sectoral reforms aimed at boosting economic growth, improving public services, and attracting investment. The government has also set a revenue target of NRs 1.405 trillion for the upcoming fiscal year.

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30 May 2026

Nepal's Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle poses for a photo at the entrance of the ministry as he heads towards the parliament to present the first budget since the Gen-Z protest of last September and the formation of a new government under Balendra Shah's leadership on May 29, 2026. Nepal has presented a total budget of NRs 2.124 trillion for the fiscal year 2026/27, outlining major fiscal, tax, financial, and sectoral reforms aimed at boosting economic growth, improving public services, and attracting investment. The government has also set a revenue target of NRs 1.405 trillion for the upcoming fiscal year.

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#13761723

30 May 2026

Nepal's Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle poses for a photo at the entrance of the Federal Parliament as he heads to present the first budget since the protest of last September and the formation of a new government under Balendra Shah's leadership on May 29, 2026. Nepal presents a total budget of NRs 2.124 trillion for the fiscal year 2026/27, outlining major fiscal, tax, financial, and sectoral reforms aimed at boosting economic growth, improving public services, and attracting investment. The government sets a revenue target of NRs 1.405 trillion for the upcoming fiscal year.

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8 May 2026

Lee Chang-wook, head of the securities branch of the Korea Financial Industry Public Service Workers' Union, and union members shout slogans during a protest against the extension of stock trading hours in front of the Korea Exchange in the Yeouido district of Seoul, South Korea, on May 8, 2026. The union calls for the withdrawal of a proposed 12-hour trading system, citing concerns over labor conditions and system stability. Although the Korea Exchange postponed the implementation of pre- and after-market trading until September, workers continue to protest, arguing that starting market operations as early as 7 a.m. imposes an excessive burden on staff.

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8 May 2026

Lee Chang-wook, head of the securities branch of the Korea Financial Industry Public Service Workers' Union, and union members shout slogans during a protest against the extension of stock trading hours in front of the Korea Exchange in the Yeouido district of Seoul, South Korea, on May 8, 2026. The union calls for the withdrawal of a proposed 12-hour trading system, citing concerns over labor conditions and system stability. Although the Korea Exchange postponed the implementation of pre- and after-market trading until September, workers continue to protest, arguing that starting market operations as early as 7 a.m. imposes an excessive burden on staff.

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#13538773

5 Apr 2026

Demonstrators hold a banner reading in Arabic, ''No to despotism and colonialism'' during a demonstration by pro-Palestinian activists in Tunis, Tunisia, on April 4, 2026. The protest addresses the detention of Tunisian organizers of the Global Sumud Flotilla. Demonstrators also express opposition to Israel's proposed death penalty law, which would allow for the execution of Palestinians tried in military courts. Several members of the Tunisian coordination of the Global Sumud Flotilla's first mission have been arrested, including Wael Naouar, his wife Jawaher Channa, Nabil Chennoufi, Dr. Mohamed Amine Bennour, and Sana M'hidli. On March 16, a Tunisian judge ordered their pre-trial detention, citing suspicions of money laundering under anti-terrorism legislation, as well as fraud and alleged misuse of donated funds. The case is linked to a fundraising campaign conducted during the Global Sumud Flotilla in September 2025. Tunisian pro-Palestinian organizations and Gaza flotilla organizers call for the release of the detained individuals.

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#13538779

5 Apr 2026

Demonstrators raise placards featuring portraits of detained Global Sumud Flotilla members during a demonstration by pro-Palestinian activists in Tunis, Tunisia, on April 4, 2026. The protest addresses the detention of Tunisian organizers of the Global Sumud Flotilla. Demonstrators also express opposition to Israel's proposed death penalty law, which would allow for the execution of Palestinians tried in military courts. Several members of the Tunisian coordination of the Global Sumud Flotilla's first mission have been arrested, including Wael Naouar, his wife Jawaher Channa, Nabil Chennoufi, Dr. Mohamed Amine Bennour, and Sana M'hidli. On March 16, a Tunisian judge ordered their pre-trial detention, citing suspicions of money laundering under anti-terrorism legislation, as well as fraud and the alleged misuse of donated funds. The case is linked to a fundraising campaign conducted during the Global Sumud Flotilla in September 2025. Tunisian pro-Palestinian organizations and Gaza flotilla organizers criticize the detentions and call for the release of the activists.

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#13538796

5 Apr 2026

A demonstrator holds a banner featuring the portrait of detained Global Sumud Flotilla organizer and pro-Palestinian activist Wael Naouar, while others wave Palestinian flags during a demonstration in Tunis, Tunisia, on April 4, 2026. The protest brings together dozens of pro-Palestinian activists opposing the detention of Tunisian organizers of the Global Sumud Flotilla. Demonstrators also express opposition to Israel's proposed death penalty law, which would allow for the execution of Palestinians tried in military courts. Several members of the Tunisian coordination of the Global Sumud Flotilla's first mission have been arrested, including Wael Naouar, his wife Jawaher Channa, Nabil Chennoufi, Dr. Mohamed Amine Bennour, and Sana M'hidli. On March 16, a Tunisian judge ordered their pre-trial detention, citing suspicions of money laundering under anti-terrorism legislation, as well as fraud and the alleged misuse of donated funds. The case is linked to a fundraising campaign conducted during the Global Sumud Flotilla in September 2025. Tunisian pro-Palestinian organizations and Gaza flotilla organizers criticize the detentions, accusing the Tunisian authorities of targeting activists supporting the Palestinian cause and calling for their release.

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#13538825

5 Apr 2026

A female demonstrator shouts slogans through a megaphone as others hold placards displaying portraits of detained Global Sumud Flotilla members during a demonstration by pro-Palestinian activists in Tunis, Tunisia, on April 4, 2026. The protest addresses the detention of Tunisian organizers of the Global Sumud Flotilla. Demonstrators also express opposition to Israel's proposed death penalty law, which would allow for the execution of Palestinians tried in military courts. Several members of the Tunisian coordination of the Global Sumud Flotilla's first mission have been arrested, including Wael Naouar, his wife Jawaher Channa, Nabil Chennoufi, Dr. Mohamed Amine Bennour, and Sana M'hidli. On March 16, a Tunisian judge ordered their pre-trial detention, citing suspicions of money laundering under anti-terrorism legislation, as well as fraud and the alleged misuse of donated funds. The case is linked to a fundraising campaign conducted during the Global Sumud Flotilla in September 2025. Tunisian pro-Palestinian organizations and Gaza flotilla organizers call for the release of the detained individuals.

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5 Apr 2026

Demonstrators hold banners featuring portraits of detained Global Sumud Flotilla members while shouting slogans during a pro-Palestinian demonstration in Tunis, Tunisia, on April 4, 2026. The protest addresses the detention of Tunisian organizers of the Global Sumud Flotilla. Demonstrators also express opposition to Israel's proposed death penalty law, which would allow for the execution of Palestinians tried in military courts. Several members of the Tunisian coordination of the Global Sumud Flotilla's first mission have been arrested, including Wael Naouar, his wife Jawaher Channa, Nabil Chennoufi, Dr. Mohamed Amine Bennour, and Sana M'hidli. On March 16, a Tunisian judge ordered their pre-trial detention, citing suspicions of money laundering under anti-terrorism legislation, as well as fraud and the alleged misuse of donated funds. The case is linked to a fundraising campaign conducted during the Global Sumud Flotilla in September 2025. Tunisian pro-Palestinian organizations and Gaza flotilla organizers call for the release of the detained individuals.

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#13538848

5 Apr 2026

Demonstrators hold a large banner in Arabic reading, ''We demand the criminalisation of normalisation with Israel, not the criminalisation of solidarity with Palestine,'' while chanting slogans during a demonstration in Tunis, Tunisia, on April 4, 2026. The protest brings together dozens of pro-Palestinian activists opposing the detention of Tunisian organisers of the Global Sumud Flotilla. Demonstrators also express opposition to Israel's newly proposed death penalty law, which would allow for the execution of Palestinians tried in military courts. Several members of the Tunisian coordination of the Global Sumud Flotilla's first mission have been arrested, including Wael Naouar, his wife Jawaher Channa, Nabil Chennoufi, Dr. Mohamed Amine Bennour, and Sana M'hidli. On March 16, a Tunisian judge ordered their pre-trial detention, citing suspicions of money laundering under anti-terrorism legislation, as well as fraud and the alleged misuse of donated funds. The case is linked to a fundraising campaign conducted during the Global Sumud Flotilla in September 2025. Tunisian pro-Palestinian organisations and Gaza flotilla organisers call for the release of the detained individuals.

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5 Apr 2026

Demonstrators display a large banner in Arabic during a protest involving dozens of pro-Palestinian activists in Tunis, Tunisia, on April 4, 2026. The demonstration addresses the detention of Tunisian organizers of the Global Sumud Flotilla. Participants also express opposition to Israel's proposed death penalty law, which would allow for the execution of Palestinians tried in military courts. Several members of the Tunisian coordination of the Global Sumud Flotilla's first mission have been arrested, including Wael Naouar, his wife Jawaher Channa, Nabil Chennoufi, Dr. Mohamed Amine Bennour, and Sana M'hidli. On March 16, a Tunisian judge ordered their pre-trial detention, citing suspicions of money laundering under anti-terrorism legislation, as well as fraud and the alleged misuse of donated funds. The case is linked to a fundraising campaign conducted during the Global Sumud Flotilla in September 2025. Tunisian pro-Palestinian organizations and Gaza flotilla organizers call for the release of the detained individuals.

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