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The Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna is beginning amid heightened tensions, with protests planned before the first semi-final. The event is framed as overshadowed by the Gaza conflict, suggesting geopolitical context is central to coverage.

Syrian authorities have imposed new conditions on street protests that critics say resemble restrictions used by the Assad regime. The article frames these new rules as raising concerns about civil liberties and continuity with authoritarian practices.

Pro-Palestine campaign groups have demanded that London's Metropolitan Police chief Mark Rowley retract claims that protest organisers intended to route demonstrations past synagogues. The article reports on the coalition's response to Rowley's statements made in The Times.

A company called Sightline Intelligence that produces AI video processing systems for drone targeting faces organized protests over its reported shipments to the Israeli military. The company claims its technology can distinguish civilians from militants, but the article emphasizes the protest activity without providing detailed technical or operational context.

The Met Gala featured elaborate costume art this year with many unrecognizable celebrities, while the event was marked by protests against billionaire Jeff Bezos, who sponsored the gala for the first time.

Alabama lawmakers ended their legislative session after protesters entered the State House during demonstrations opposing redistricting decisions. The article reports on the disruption and adjournment but provides minimal detail on the protest's scope, demands, or legislative context.

Iran executed three men (Mehdi Rassouli, Mohammad Reza Miri, Ebrahim Dolatabadi) who were convicted in connection with January protests in Mashhad. The article frames this within a broader execution 'wave' related to protest-related convictions.

House Ways and Means Committee chair is investigating alleged foreign influence behind May Day protests, demanding documents from three U.S. nonprofits as part of an expanded Congressional inquiry into what the article characterizes as a 'foreign-aligned influence network.'

Madison Sheahan, a 28-year-old ICE Deputy Director, resigned in January amid protests in Minneapolis where ICE agents and protesters clashed, resulting in deaths. Rather than resigning in protest, Sheahan left to run for Congress in Ohio, quickly raising hundreds of thousands of dollars with campaign ads emphasizing her role in Trump's deportation policies.