US Protests Erupt Amidst International Political Shifts and Rising Tensions

Protests are taking place in Washington D.C. against the deployment of over 2,000 troops in the city, including troops from six Republican-led states.

In Chicago, activists and immigrant rights groups are organizing a rally downtown to oppose President Donald Trump's threats to send federal troops into the city.

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is reportedly resigning following a significant loss in the July parliamentary elections. His resignation is said to be a result of increasing pressure within his own party.

In Washington, D.C., a Peace Vigil was held in Lafayette Park across from the White House.

Guyana's Irfaan Ali was sworn in for a second term as president of the South American nation after his victory was ratified by the electoral commission.

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Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz has issued a warning to Hamas, demanding the release of hostages and the laying down of weapons, threatening the destruction of Gaza.

Donald Trump has faced criticism for his reaction to the murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska.

Nepal has reversed its social media ban following protests in the capital. The demonstrations, led by "Gen Z," expressed frustration with the ban and anger over alleged corruption.