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Violent unrest and anti-immigration riots across Belfast, United Kingdom following a stabbing incident on June 9; expect heightened police presence.

Advisories / By / June 10, 2026

Violent anti-immigration protests and civil unrest have occurred across Belfast since June 9 following a stabbing incident that left a local man in critical condition. After graphic footage of the attack circulated on social media, demonstrations have escalated into riots across several areas of the city. Protesters have reportedly set fire to vehicles and properties, attacked police officers, and targeted locations associated with migrant communities.

Expect heightened security and travel disruptions during the Champions League Football final in Budapest, Hungary, from May 29 to May 31.

Advisories / By / May 28, 2026

Heightened security and travel disruptions are expected across Budapest, from May 29–31 during the UEFA Champions League final weekend at Puskás Arena. Over 4,000 police officers will be deployed around the city, with road closures expected to cause congestion near the stadium and Budapest International Airport (BUD). Additional designated fan zones in Heroes Square, Napozoret, and MTK Sportpark will host thousands of fans over the weekend.

Doctors will strike nationwide across Spain on May 18-22; expect disruptions to healthcare services.

Advisories / By / May 16, 2026

Doctors will strike nationwide from May 18-22 in an ongoing call for improved working conditions. The Spanish Confederation of Medical Unions (CESM) organized the strikes which have been ongoing since February 2026. No strike-related protest have been announced but are likely. The strike is expected to cause disruptions and closures to healthcare facilities, routine appointments, elective surgeries and specialist appointments. The emergency rooms will remain open during the strike, anticipate longer wait times.

Anticipate heightened security and travel disruptions across Japan, during pro-peace demonstrations on May 19 and 29.

Advisories / By / May 16, 2026

Localized disruptions are expected in Tokyo and other major urban centers in Japan on May 19 and May 29 with protesters gathering in response to proposed revisions to Japan’s pacifist constitution, concerns over lethal arms exports and the ongoing Middle East conflict. Protesters are expected to gather at key locations including the National Diet, the Ministry of Defence, the Prime Minister’s Office and main train stations. Past demonstrations have recorded significant turnout. Expect disruptions to public transport and local traffic.

Large-scale demonstrations are expected globally on May 15 to commemorate Nakba Day.

Advisories / By / May 14, 2026

Large-scale demonstrations connected to Nakba Day will cause disruptions in city centers worldwide on May 15. Nakba commemorates the displacements of Palestinians by Israelis following the war in 1948. Protests usually take place in city centers. Counter demonstrations are likely and authorities in various cities have announce heightened security presence. These protests vary in size but can reach significant numbers such as the hundreds of thousands who protested in London, United Kingdom, in 2025.

Airports in Brussels, Belgium will see mass flight cancellations and delays on May 12 due to a strike.

Advisories / By / May 8, 2026

A union strike will bring mass flight cancellations and delays across airports in Brussels, Belgium on May 12. Around half of all flights departing from Brussels Airport will be cancelled, with all departing and arriving flights at Charleroi Airport (Brussels South) being cancelled for the day. Brussels Airlines will be the hardest hit carrier, expecting around 600 of their flights to be cancelled which represents roughly 60% of their operations.

Anti-Monarchy protesters will demonstrate in large numbers at Trafalgar Square in London, United Kingdom on May 9.

Advisories / By / May 8, 2026

An Anti-Monarchy Protest will cause disruptions in downtown London on May 9. Protesters, numbering from around a couple hundred to 2,000 people, will arrive at Trafalgar Square to demand the end of the Monarchy’s role as head of state. Speakers, politicians, and entertainers will be present alongside a heightened police presence. The protest is expected to pass peacefully. 

Doctors in Navarre, Spain will conduct rolling strikes from May 4 to May 29, disrupting services across hospitals and health centers.

Advisories / By / May 2, 2026

The Navarre Medical Union (SMN) will lead a series of strikes from May 4 to May 29 over workload and scheduling concerns. Strike actions are scheduled for May 4–8, 11–15, and 25–29. The strikes are expected to affect public hospitals and health centers, leading to reduced staffing, longer wait times, and delays in non-emergency care.

Transportation workers in Bolivia will strike nationwide on May 5, causing significant travel disruptions and shortages across major cities.

Advisories / By / May 2, 2026

The Bolivian Confederation of Drivers’ Unions will lead a nationwide 24-hour strike on May 5 to demand government action on rising fuel prices. The strike will include bus, minibus, and taxi drivers and may involve road blockades and sit-ins in major cities. The disruption will significantly reduce transportation availability, causing delays, longer wait times, and higher fares.

The British Grand Prix will take place at the Silverstone Circuit in Towcester, United Kingdom, from July 3-5.

Advisories / By / April 29, 2026

The British Grand Prix will take place at the Silverstone Circuit, in Towcester United Kingdom, from July 3 to July 5, and is expected to cause road closures and delays. The British Grand Prix draws over 500,000 visitors annually, resulting in increased traffic causing delays and pressure on bus services to Towcester, surrounding villages and towns. Heightened security will be present around the circuit. Authorities recommend getting to the Silverstone Circuit using the dedicated shuttles services..

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