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19 November 2025

A banner withthe portrait of Mona Lisa is seen on the Louvre Museum facade in Paris, France on November 12th, 2025.

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#12623745

7 August 2025

A man looks at a protest painting of U.S. President Donald Trump in Mumbai, India, on August 7, 2025, following the announcement of a proposed 50% tariff on Indian imports by the United States. The banner reflects growing public frustration over escalating trade tensions.

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#12623746

7 August 2025

An artist paints a protest artwork depicting U.S. President Donald Trump in Mumbai, India, on August 7, 2025, following reports of a proposed 50% tariff on Indian imports by the United States. The banner questions the reliability of diplomatic ties amid escalating trade tensions.

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30 April 2025

A Bet3000 storefront with the word ''Sportwetten'' and window illustrations of basketball and football players is shown in Straubing, Lower Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany, on April 26, 2025. The imagery emphasizes the shop's focus on sports betting, a legal form of gambling in Germany.

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#12249565

11 April 2025

A banner reads 'priority neighborhood area, public services closed, threaten associations'. As Macron says France must be put on a 'war economy', French regions, departments, and city councils must make drastic cuts in their budgets. In Toulouse, France, on April 10, 2025, residents of the Bagatelle neighborhood, librarians, and trade unionists gather to protest against the closure of a library in this deprived neighborhood. The library is closed since January 1, and they fear it will never reopen as two people are needed but will not be hired. From the government level to the city level, all are making drastic cuts in all culture, arts, leisure centers, libraries, community youth clubs, etc. In Toulouse, some libraries, theaters, and youth community centers will close next year. Students and protesters say that instead of putting money into growing military spending, they should preserve culture and social services from the deepening cuts.

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#12249566

11 April 2025

A protester speaks in front of a banner reading 'Fight for public libraries'. As Macron says France must be put on a 'war economy', French regions, departments, and city councils make drastic cuts in their budgets. In Toulouse, France, on April 10, 2025, residents of the Bagatelle neighborhood, librarians, and trade unionists gather to protest against the closure of a library in this deprived neighborhood. The library is closed since January 1, and they fear it will never reopen as two people are needed but will not be hired. From the government level to the city level, all make drastic cuts in all culture, arts, leisure centers, libraries, community youth clubs, etc. In Toulouse, some libraries, theaters, and youth community centers will close next year. Students and protesters say that instead of putting money into growing military spending, they should preserve culture and social services from the deepening cuts.

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#12248516

10 April 2025

Protesters stand at the entrance of the ENSAV where a banner reads 'ENSAV for Culture'. As Macron states that France must adopt a 'war economy', French regions, departments, and city councils make drastic cuts in their budgets. People from the culture sector organize a gathering in Toulouse before going to the ENSAV (National Superior School of Visual Arts). From the government level to the city level, all make drastic cuts in culture, arts, leisure centers, libraries, and community youth clubs, and they lay off people. In Toulouse, some libraries, theaters, and youth community centers will close next year. Students and protesters say that instead of increasing military spending, the government should preserve culture and social services from deepening cuts. In Toulouse, France, on April 10, 2025.

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#12200197

27 March 2025

A banner reads 'Against war culture, angry students'. As Macron says France must be put on a 'war economy', French regions, departments, and city councils make drastic cuts in their budgets. Hundreds of people gather first in front of the town hall of Toulouse, the Capitole, to perform a die-in in red and black before gathering with other sectors behind the town hall. They make drastic cuts in all cultural arts, leisure centers, libraries, community youth clubs, and are laying off people. In Toulouse, some libraries, theaters, and youth community centers will close next year. Students and protesters say that instead of putting money into growing military spending, they should preserve culture and social services from the deepening cuts. In Toulouse, France, on March 27, 2025.

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#12200201

27 March 2025

Protesters hold a banner reading 'Here, Moudenc is programming the destruction of public services'. JL Moudenc is the mayor of Toulouse. As Macron states that France must be put on a 'war economy', French regions, departments, and city councils make drastic cuts in their budgets. Hundreds of people gather first in front of the town hall of Toulouse, the Capitole, to perform a die-in in red and black before gathering with other sectors behind the town hall. They make drastic cuts in all cultural arts, leisure centers, libraries, community youth clubs, and are laying off people. In Toulouse, some libraries, theaters, and youth community centers will close next year. Students and protesters say that instead of increasing military spending, they should preserve culture and social services from the deepening cuts. In Toulouse, France, on March 27, 2025.

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#12200207

27 March 2025

Students shout while holding a banner that reads 'Against war culture, angry students'. As Macron states that France must adopt a 'war economy', French regions, departments, and city councils make drastic cuts in their budgets. Hundreds of people gather first in front of the town hall of Toulouse, the Capitole, to perform a die-in in red and black before gathering with other sectors behind the town hall. They make drastic cuts in all cultural arts, leisure centers, libraries, and community youth clubs, and they lay off people. In Toulouse, some libraries, theaters, and youth community centers will close next year. Students and protesters say that instead of increasing military spending, they should preserve culture and social services from the deepening cuts. In Toulouse, France, on March 27, 2025.

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#12200183

27 March 2025

A protester uses a microphone in front of a banner reading 'Against war culture, angry students'. As Macron says France must be put on a 'war economy', French regions, departments, and city councils make drastic cuts in their budgets. Hundreds of people gather first in front of the town hall of Toulouse, the Capitole, to perform a die-in in red and black before gathering with other sectors behind the town hall. They make drastic cuts in all cultural arts, leisure centers, libraries, community youth clubs, and are laying off people. In Toulouse, some libraries, theaters, and youth community centers will close next year. Students and protesters say that instead of putting money into growing military spending, they should preserve culture and social services from the deepening cuts. In Toulouse, France, on March 27, 2025.

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#12200195

27 March 2025

During the die-in, two protesters hold a banner reading 'Cultural centers in peril'. As Macron states that France must adopt a 'war economy', French regions, departments, and city councils make drastic cuts in their budgets. Hundreds of people gather first in front of the town hall of Toulouse, the Capitole, to perform a die-in in red and black before gathering with other sectors behind the town hall. They make drastic cuts in all cultural arts, leisure centers, libraries, community youth clubs, and lay off people. In Toulouse, some libraries, theaters, and youth community centers will close next year. Students and protesters say that instead of increasing military spending, they should preserve culture and social services from the deepening cuts. In Toulouse, France, on March 27, 2025.

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#12200199

27 March 2025

A woman speaks into a microphone during the die-in near a banner reading 'Here Moudenc plans the destruction of cultural and public services'. JL Moudenc is the mayor of Toulouse. As Macron states that France must adopt a 'war economy', French regions, departments, and city councils must make drastic cuts in their budgets. Hundreds of people gather first in front of the town hall of Toulouse, the Capitole, to perform a die-in in red and black before gathering with other sectors behind the town hall. They make drastic cuts in all cultural arts, leisure centers, libraries, community youth clubs, and are laying off people. In Toulouse, some libraries, theaters, and youth community centers will close next year. Students and protesters say that instead of increasing military spending, they should preserve culture and social services from the deepening cuts. In Toulouse, France, on March 27, 2025.

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#12200200

27 March 2025

During the die-in, two people hold a banner reading 'Here Moudenc is programming the destruction of cultural and public services'. JL Moudenc is the mayor of Toulouse. As Macron says France must be put on a 'war economy', French regions, departments, and city councils must make drastic cuts in their budgets. Hundreds of people gather first in front of the town hall of Toulouse, the Capitole, to perform a die-in in red and black before gathering with other sectors behind the town hall. They make drastic cuts in all cultural arts, leisure centers, libraries, community youth clubs, and are laying off people. In Toulouse, some libraries, theaters, and youth community centers will close next year. Students and protesters say that instead of putting money into growing military spending, they should preserve culture and social services from the deepening cuts. In Toulouse, France, on March 27, 2025.

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#12195244

25 March 2025

A street with a shop sells traditional Vietnamese decorations, including colorful square festival flags and framed portraits of national leaders, in Thanh Hoa, Vietnam, on March 25, 2025. The storefront is filled with vibrant banners, national flags, and various framed images stacked along the entrance, reflecting a mix of patriotic symbolism and cultural artistry. Motorbikes parked nearby hint at the city's daily urban rhythm.

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25 March 2025

A storefront of a shop selling traditional Vietnamese decorations, including colorful square festival flags and framed portraits of national leaders, is seen in Thanh Hoa, Vietnam, on March 25, 2025. The storefront is filled with vibrant banners, national flags, and various framed images stacked along the entrance, reflecting a mix of patriotic symbolism and cultural artistry. Motorbikes parked nearby hint at the city's daily urban rhythm.

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