Global protests against police brutality are set to take place on March 15, 2025, with activists organizing demonstrations, memorials, and awareness campaigns in cities worldwide, while authorities brace for potential unrest.

A wave of anti-police actions in New York City escalated as an anonymous group claimed responsibility for slashing the tires of NYPD vehicles, tying the attack to broader political grievances against law enforcement and state repression.

Anarchist groups have fueled violent protests in Athens, hurling Molotov cocktails and attacking police, as Greece faces mass unrest over the government’s handling of the 2023 Tempe train disaster.

Pro-Palestinian protesters at Barnard College staged a sit-in demanding the reinstatement of expelled students, leading to security crackdowns, counterprotests, and accusations of intimidation from both sides.

An anti-Israel protest in Brooklyn’s Boro Park turned violent as demonstrators chanted for the annihilation of Zionists, leading to arrests and widespread condemnation.

Protests over Lebanon’s Iranian flight ban escalated into violence, with Hezbollah supporters attacking a UN peacekeeping convoy, further straining Lebanon’s internal stability and regional tensions.