About a month before students were slated to land in Turkey last summer, the city of Istanbul erupted in a fury of protests.
And the scale and fury of antiwar protests appeared to have diminished from just a year ago, before Mr. Bush ordered "a surge" of still more American troops to Iraq that has resulted in a decline in overall violence there.
One indication of the fury of the protesters occurred in the hot afternoon, when, on a muddy side street reeking with trash, the crowd turned suddenly on a man who had quarreled with a woman on the protest line.
The intensity and fury of the public protests in Seemandhra has pushed several federal and state ministers, parliamentarians and legislators of the Congress Party to submit their resignations in opposition to their own party.
But Greece's scenes of violence are a world away from peaceful Madrid.And behind the sound and fury of Greece's protests there is a growing sense among young people that they can do little to improve their prospects.
Recently, squatters occupied a derelict building on Great Eastern Street that developers want to turn into a hotel and held a "Bike Ride of Fury" — a protest on two wheels.
Brown's death, and the controversial decision not to indict his shooter, officer Darren Wilson, has sparked a wave of protest and fury throughout the country, and exposed the rifts among various parts of the nation.
It has been of fury, with protests outside the Irish embassy in New Delhi and Savita's parents quoted widely across the media accusing Ireland of having "murdered" their only daughter and youngest child.
