 | FIFA World Cup: Iran players decline to sing national anthem backing anti-govt protestsThe Iranian players stood impassively and grim-faced as their anthem rang out around the Khalifa International Stadium in Doha. |
 | Apple limits file-sharing for Chinese iPhone users after anti-govt protestIt has also faced boycott threats in China as it stands in the crossfire of US-China tensions, it could turn its citizens against Apple if Washington blocked Chinese apps. |
 | ‘A time bomb’: Anger rising in a hot spot of Iran anti-government protestsVideos circulated on social media showing school girls removing their headscarves on the street and chanting: “One by one they will kill us, if we don’t stand together." |
 | Social media's role in mobilising women as Iran anti-regime protests goes from strength to strengthIn Iran, two notable causes around which social media is helping mobilise women are the campaign against the compulsory hijab and Iran’s #MeToo movement. |
 | Four Sri Lankan policemen arrested over the death of a protester in police firingA 41-year-old father of two was killed and 13 others were injured on April 19 when police opened fire on residents of Rambukkana. |
 | Armenia's leader Serzh Sargsyan quits amid protests, saying 'I was wrong'Residents of the capital, Yerevan, poured out on the streets to celebrate his stunning departure. People hugged and kissed each other, and motorists honked their horns. |
 | Iran at crossroads: Important things to know about the anti-government protestsAbout 22 Iranians have been killed since December 28 when anti-government protests began in Iran’s northeastern city of Mashhad. TNIE takes a look at the current protests and antecedents. |
 | 12 killed in anti-government protests in IranThe anti-government protests continued despite an appeal for calm by Iranian President Hassan Rouhani on Sunday, the state-run IRNA reported. |
