In the video (titled “
FURIOUS World ERUPTS over Trump SURRENDER….”), Meiselas walked through developments country by country, emphasizing street protests, election-related mobilizations, and regional powder kegs.
FURIOUS World ERUPTS over Trump SURRENDER….”), Meiselas walked through developments country by country, emphasizing street protests, election-related mobilizations, and regional powder kegs. Venezuela
Mass protests erupted in Caracas and elsewhere against the government of Delcy Rodríguez, which Meiselas described as a “Trump puppet regime.” He presented footage of the demonstrations as part of broader resistance linked to U.S. influence in the region.
Venezuelans have taken to the streets in
several cities to demand free elections
several cities to demand free elections
Albania
Protests against Prime Minister Edi Rama turned violent, particularly in Tirana’s Scanderbeg Square area. Meiselas tied the unrest to Rama’s decision to grant the Sazan Islands to Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump for what he called a “Trumpenstein Epstein-style oligarchical” development. Footage showed protesters directing fireworks at police. The unrest was also linked to broader government corruption concerns.
Street protests in Albania turned bizarre
as rebels used fire crackers, smoke bombs
& tear gas against law enforcement officers.
Israel (Tel Aviv)
Hundreds of thousands protested in Tel Aviv against Benjamin Netanyahu on the eve of Israeli elections. Meiselas noted Likud’s declining poll numbers and Netanyahu’s apparent desperation, warning that this could drive “catastrophic escalation” in the Iran conflict.
Protest in Tel Aviv
Serbia (Belgrade)
Hundreds of thousands of students demonstrated in Belgrade in support of a “student list” slate ahead of parliamentary elections. The protests targeted government corruption under Aleksandar Vučić (described as the former president seeking the prime minister role).
Belgrade protest
Brazil
On election day, large pro-Lula mobilizations filled streets in São Paulo, Brasília, and elsewhere. Meiselas highlighted claims of roughly 1.5–2 million people in São Paulo supporting Lula against Flavio Bolsonaro, whom he labelled a “Trump puppet.” Lula’s supporters framed the vote as a defense of Brazilian democracy and a stand against the global far right.
Brazilian police are bringing in
mounted riot units as Lula supporters gather
on Avenida Paulista in São Paulo.
Italy
Protests occurred in Rome, Turin, Bologna, Florence, and other cities against Giorgia Meloni’s government. Meloni deployed about 500 troops alongside 5,000 police; water cannons were used against demonstrators. Meiselas described the government as far-right, anti-immigrant, and highly nationalistic.
France
Ongoing mass protests drew comment from President Emmanuel Macron, who criticized rhetoric (including from foreign leaders such as Trump) as “unacceptable and downright stupid.” Macron pointed to foreign manipulation of information, AI-generated fake images, and false claims that France had been “invaded by hordes of migrants and Islamists.”
Iraq
Meiselas called the situation a “powder keg.” He reported that the Trump administration pressed Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ Al Sudani (referred to as Zahedi/Zedia in the segment) to close borders with Iran, creating economic strain. Iraqi resistance groups tied to Iran were described as furious at perceived bending to U.S. demands. Israeli jets were said to be operating near the Iraqi-Iranian border, with possible strikes involving Iraqi resistance MANPADS (shoulder-fired missiles).
Pakistan
Pakistan shut its border with Iran, ending earlier claims of mediation. This contributed to a severe liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) shortage, as roughly half of Pakistan’s LPG imports came from Iran. Meiselas noted the large Shiite population and described Field Marshal Asim Munir and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif as aligning with Trump and U.S. preferences, heightening tensions.
Pakistan Administer Kashmir
BBC reporting from the area noted teenagers as young as 15 among the killed or seriously injured; a doctor said most victims were roughly 15–35 years old, with few over 40.
Shayan Azhar 8 was shot by
Police today 25 Oct 2026
Shayan Azhar 8 years old boy from the South Bagh / Pindi Pandi Kopra area of Bagh district in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) died of police firing. The police was threatening people not to join protest and firing in the air today 25 Oct 2026 to create terror among local population. At 2 pm local time Shayan Azhar 8, while standing by his house got police bullet in his stomach. Parents rushed to hospital but boy died on the way.
Bullets holes of police firing are
clearly visible. It was in Bag
AJK today 25 Oct 2026
According to the victims and available reports, Pakistan is on track to become the second country on Earth—after Israel—widely accused of systematically killing children in security operations.
During the June 2026 crackdown in Pakistan-administered Kashmir (Azad Jammu and Kashmir), reports citing an witness on ground suggest that 19 children and 7 pregnant women were among those killed alongside other civilians, with security forces using live ammunition against peaceful protesters and mourners just to create terror in public minds as a political tool. Official figures put the early death toll much lower, yet foreign media is not allowed in AJK and GB, army control the territory for last 75 years. The communication including telephone exchanges in AJK and GB directly control by army.
This is today 25 Oct 2026 a peaceful protest
started on 7 June 2026, 140 days yet no one listening
in Pakistan Adm Azad Jammu and Kashmir
Pakistan has a long record of denying or downplaying such incidents and spreading false information. Osama bin Laden was living in a compound in Abbottabad, only a short distance from the Pakistan Military Academy. Benazir Bhutto was assassinated in 2007, yet even when her own party held power, full justice was never delivered to her family or the public. 
If social media accounts and local reports are inaccurate, and Pakistan authority is not committing crimes and the forces operates directly under a chain of command leading to the PM Office of Pakistan and the CHQ then why does Pakistan continue to restrict foreign media access (including new NOC requirements for reporting outside major cities) and refuse a UN fact-finding mission in AJK? Pakistani jails are overcrowded in part because Kashmiri activists of peace movements and PTI members are being detained simply for exercising their right to assembly and peaceful protest.
Meiselas referenced the “No Kings” protests, stating that MeidasTouch was first to report Meta (Zuckerberg) temporarily restricting No Kings Instagram accounts (blamed on technical issues). He also criticized Elon Musk for using Starlink/Starshield to throttle Ukrainian drone and interceptor capabilities above certain speeds (later apparently adjusted on the military side), while adding adult-content warnings to posts about MeidasTouch’s book WTF America?!.
Canada
Prime Minister Mark Carney, described as acting like the “leader of the free world,” was in Turkey. He affirmed that Canada would never become the 51st state, stressed Canadian values (including raising LGBTQ rights issues even with partners whose views differ), and positioned Canada as charting an independent course amid U.S. tensions.
Meiselas framed the overall picture as Trump-driven global instability producing street-level anger, electoral resistance to Trump-aligned figures, and regional risks (especially around Iran). The segment included extensive protest footage and was presented in MeidasTouch’s characteristic style of linking disparate events to criticism of the Trump administration. As a progressive commentary outlet, the network’s reporting is highly partisan and should be cross-checked against primary sources and other coverage.
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