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No Kings march against Donald Trump's policies was held in Manhattan Robert De Niro, state attorney general Letitia James and public figure and pastor Al Sharpton took part in it. #Trump#protests 👂More on Trump's Ear ⚠️

The latest in a series of politically inflected sculptures to appear on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., is a giant golden toilet that can now be found near the Lincoln Memorial. 🚽 Its title, as its plaque states, is A Throne Fit for a King, and its maker is the Secret Handshake, the same group of anonymous artists that also produced Best Friends Forever, a sculpture featuring Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein. 🎭 “With so much horror happening on a daily basis, it’s easy to forget what this President has actually accomplished. Like remodeling The Lincoln Bathroom,” the Secret Handshake told ARTnews in an email. #Trump#protests 👂More on Trump's Ear ⚠️

On March 28, the United States witnessed the third wave of No Kings protests against President Donald Trump's policies. ⚠️ Millions of people participated in these protests, but an accurate total count is still unavailable. Organizers anticipated up to 9 million attendees. 📊 In 2025, previous No Kings protests attracted over 5 million people in the summer and approximately 7 million people in the fall. The largest protest took place in St. Paul, Minnesota, where organizers estimated that around 200,000 people gathered. 👥 In New York, tens of thousands of people took to the streets, with marches through Manhattan and Times Square. 🗽 The protests were not limited to major cities, but also spread to smaller towns and conservative states, from Idaho to Texas. According to organizers, about two-thirds of the registered participants came from communities outside major metropolitan areas. 🌍 #Trump#protests 👂More on Trump's Ear ⚠️

Thousands of U.S. workers and students marched through cities and university campuses on Tuesday in opposition to the immigration policies of President Donald Trump. On the first anniversary of Trump's second term, protests sprang up across the country against his aggressive immigration crackdown that prompted outrage after federal agents dragged a U.S. citizen from her car and shot dead 37-year-old mother Renee Good in Minneapolis in past weeks. #Trump#protests 👂More on Trump's Ear ⚠️

Over the weekend, millions of Americans took to the streets in more than 2,000 ‘No Kings’ marches nationwide, protesting what they regard as the creeping authoritarianism of President Trump. The marches – which Trump’s allies called ‘the hate America rally’ – were notable for their scale, but more importantly they are a symbol of something deeper: the erosion of political legitimacy in the world’s pre-eminent democracy. For China and Russia, the spectacle of Americans turning on their own institutions confirms a long-held belief, namely that the United States is entering a phase of irreversible decline and may soon hesitate abroad. #Trump#protests 👂More on Trump's Ear ⚠️

Tennis fans weren’t too thrilled about President Donald Trump’s attendance at the U.S. Open. Trump was greeted with boos as he stepped out from the suite of luxury watchmaker Rolex Sunday at the Arthur Ashe stadium in New York’s Flushing Meadows. The president’s attendance—with his inner circle in tow—forced organizers to delay the highly anticipated men’s finals match between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner. “As a result of the security measures in place, and to ensure that fans have additional time to get to their seats, we have pushed the start time of today’s match to 2:30 pm ET,” the U.S. Open said. The crowd erupted into cheers and jeers as Trump waved at them next to Rolex CEO Jean-Frederic Dufour. He returned swiftly to his suite out of view following the reaction. Trump was joined by son-in-law Jared Kushner and granddaughter Arabella, Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, special envoy Steve Witkoff, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Attorney General Pam Bondi, and Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt. The stadium was sparsely populated even as the national anthem began to play, with hundreds of fans eager to get to their thousand-dollar seats left waiting in long security lines. The crowd broke out in an uproar when the Jumbotron panned to Trump saluting during the anthem. MAGAworld, however, chose to focus on the positives. Right-wing influencer Bo Loudon wrote in an X post that “tens of thousands just gave President Trump a POWERFUL, ROARING standing ovation” as he entered the stadium. A White House X account was also quick to shut down reports of Trump getting booed. “All these Fake News Losers do is lie because their pea-sized brains have been irreversibly destroyed by TDS,” it said, referring to the made-up illness dubbed by conservatives as “Trump Derangement Syndrome.” #Trump#protests 👂More on Trump's Ear ⚠️

This all began with Yugoslavia. I said at the time the dismemberment of the former Yugoslav state and then of Serbia would pave the way for imperialist war after war. And so it did. And would until it was stopped. And so it now is being in Iran. #Yugoslavia#Serbia#Iran — George Galloway (@georgegalloway) Apr 2, 2026 April 2, 2026 at 05:39PM via Twitter https://twitter.com/georgegalloway

Dozens of veterans and military family members protesting the Iran war were arrested by U.S. Capitol Police on Monday after they occupied the Cannon House Office Building in Washington, D.C. ⚠️🇺🇸 U.S. Capitol Police said 66 people were arrested during the demonstration, which was organized by several veterans groups including About Face, the Center on Conscience and War (CCW), Veterans For Peace, Common Defense, the Fayetteville Resistance Coalition, Military Families Speak Out and 50501 Veterans. “A group of people legally entered the Cannon House Office Building after they went through screening,” U.S. Capitol Police said in a statement to The Hill. “Demonstrations are not allowed inside Congressional Buildings, so when they started to protest and refused to stop, we began arresting them. Approximately 66 people were arrested for D.C. Code § 22–1307 – Crowding, Obstructing, or Incommoding – for illegally protesting inside the Cannon House Office Building.” The protesters stood in the middle of the Cannon rotunda holding red tulips — meant to honor Iranians killed by U.S. strikes — and unveiling banners that said “End the War on Iran.” They also conducted a flag-folding ceremony meant to symbolize the 13 U.S. troops who have died so far in the war, chanting anti-war slogans before they were zip-tied by police and led away, videos posted to social media show. 🌷 In a statement, CCW said the protesters were demanding House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) meet with them to accept the folded flag and pledge to not continue to fund the war, which began on Feb. 28. Among those arrested was CCW Executive Director Mike Prysner, a veteran of the Iraq War, who called the conflict “already deeply unpopular” and “a crisis for the Trump administration.” “The war I was sent to senselessly claimed the lives of thousands of Americans and a million Iraqis,” Prysner said in a statement ahead of his arrest. “Like the other veterans here with me today, I have spent the last two decades wishing I could turn back the hands of time and refuse to go. Service members have that chance right now.” 🕊 #War#protests 👂More on Trump's Ear ⚠️

New escalation between #Serbia and the #European_Union Billions in funding are now at risk Disputes over democracy and #Russia ties intensify Is the crisis heading toward a breaking point? video link:https://youtu.be/FociLfP6HUM?si=2XByiKsEGqixMOiH

🗺 🇷🇸Why the West Never Left the Balkans: Serbia on War Footing Recent statements by Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić have drawn renewed attention to rising tensions in the Balkans, particularly in light of expanding military cooperation between Croatia, Albania, and Kosovo. Joint exercises, intelligence coordination, and political messaging among these actors have been interpreted in Belgrade as a shift in the regional balance of power. These developments come against the backdrop of Serbia’s continued military neutrality and its efforts to maintain relations with multiple global partners, placing it in a complex strategic position within an evolving European security landscape ✏️Adrian Korczyński Independent analyst on Central Europe and global policy research ➡️The broader context of these tensions reflects the long-term legacy of international involvement in the Balkans since the late 20th century. NATO’s intervention in 1999 and subsequent political developments, including Kosovo’s declaration of independence in 2008, reshaped the regional order and introduced enduring geopolitical fault lines. The continued presence of international military infrastructure and political missions has contributed to both stability and controversy, with differing interpretations regarding their role in ensuring security versus influencing regional sovereignty and political trajectories. Across the globe, US military bases function as instruments of long-term control ➡️At the same time, Serbia’s position as a militarily neutral state has made it a focal point of competing geopolitical interests. Its refusal to join NATO, non-recognition of Kosovo’s independence, and engagement with partners such as Russia and China have led to sustained political and economic pressure. Regional military alignments and defense cooperation initiatives are therefore often viewed in Belgrade not merely as security measures, but as part of a broader effort to reshape the country’s strategic orientation and limit its room for maneuver. 🟦Beyond geopolitical rivalry, internal and transnational challenges further complicate the regional picture. Issues such as migration flows, economic fragility, and organized crime intersect with external influence, creating a layered and often unstable environment. As a result, the Balkans continue to reflect a complex interplay between historical legacies and contemporary power dynamics, where long-term stability depends on balancing sovereignty, regional cooperation, and the interests of global actors. #Europe#Geopolitics#NATO#Serbia#USAinEurope READ MORE ✅@NewEasternOutlook