On December 11, members of the Greek Confederation of Civil Servants’ Trade Unions (ADEDY) will strike nationwide. The ADEDY represents workers in the public sector and disruptions to public health, education, and other public services are expected. At 1:00 PM, protesters will gather outside the Ministry of Finance in Athens. Additional demonstrations are possible.
Unrest will continue in the coming days, even as the South Korean Parliament voted to nullify President Yeol’s martial law declaration on December 3. Unrest will continue throughout the country, and clashes between protesters and authorities are almost certain. The declaration of martial law was announced amid protests demanding Yeol’s resignation from the presidency. The situation in the country may change with short notice.
Following a heavily contested election, demonstrators continue to gather in protest of the newly elected Georgia Dream party’s decision to delay joining the EU. Over the coming weeks, severe unrest will continue throughout the city, including near the Georgian Parliament building. Clashes and violence between police and demonstrators will continue.
A shortage of aviation fuel will affect airports across Cuba, including Havana Jose Marti International Airport (HAV), and Varadero Juan Gualberto Gomez International Airport (VRA). Flight disruptions are almost certain, including delays and cancellations expected to affect both domestic and international flights. Delays and cancellations are likely in the days after December 8 as airlines work to normalize their schedules.
Over the coming week, activists will gather in cities worldwide to commemorate the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People (November 29) and denounce the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Gatherings are likely at public squares, major roadways, government buildings, universities, and transport hubs. Clashes between police and protesters are possible.
On December 6, healthcare workers from the Social Security Institute (ISS) and National Health Service (SNS) will strike for 24-hours. Disruptions to hospital and clinical services will take place, but minimum services will be offered. The purpose of the strike will be to demand the hiring of additional medical staff, improved opportunities for professional development, and better working conditions.
Severe thunderstorms with strong winds, hail, and heavy rain will persist across southern New South Wales and northern Victoria until at least November 30. Flooding, property damage, power outages, and transport disruptions are expected, with some residents advised to shelter indoors.
On December 9 and December 13 in Finland, airline pilots belonging to the Finnish Airline Pilots Association will go on strike nationwide. The strike has been called to account for unresolved contract negotiations. Over 140 flights have been preemptively cancelled, and more are likely.
Storm Bert has caused severe flooding and damage across the UK as of November 26. Flooding has seriously damaged roadways, with the Met Office issuing over 100 flood warnings so far. Severe weather has also caused damages to transit infrastructure and has prompted delays and warnings from all major UK rail networks.
On November 24, Muslim and Hindu demonstrations are planned at Ramlila Ground in new Delhi, India. Muslim activists are gathering to protest against religious offenses, and Hindu activists have planned a counterprotest. Muslim activists have also planned a march against the Waqf Amendment Bill on the same day in New Delhi. Heightened security and police presence in the area is likely.
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