

At least eight dead in Kenya anti-government protests
24 snips Jun 25, 2025
Protests erupted in Kenya as thousands demanded President Ruto's resignation, facing violent repression. In parallel, the NATO summit resulted in promises of increased defense spending, largely influenced by Trump. An emotional narrative highlights a journalist's family separation due to the war in Ukraine. Meanwhile, a dark investigation into Colombia's sex cam industry sheds light on exploitation, while a scandal surfaces around a Scottish conman selling fake tea, revealing the depths of deception in the tea industry.
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Kenya's Gen Z Protests Demand Overhaul
- Kenya's anti-government protests on the anniversary of the 2024 parliament storming turned deadly with over eight killed.
- Young, leaderless Gen Z protesters demand not just the president's resignation but systemic overhaul for justice and future change.
Tehran’s Fragile Post-Strike Calm
- Tehran is cautiously returning to normal after a 12-day ceasefire between Israel and Iran.
- Iranians express mixed feelings, supporting government resistance yet criticizing internet blackouts during the conflict.
NATO’s Spending Boost Challenges
- NATO agreed to double defense spending to 5% of GDP by 2035, influenced strongly by President Trump's demands.
- The challenge is balancing old and new military systems and spending funds wisely to avoid duplication among European countries.