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Ahed Tamimi, from occupied Palestine, became a resistance icon after confronting Israeli soldiers and serving prison time.

Joachim Roncin created the ‘Je Suis Charlie’ image after the Charlie Hebdo massacre, capturing national grief.

Marie-Antoinette was scapegoated as a traitor, while Robespierre is seen as both democrat and dictator.

Rosa Luxemburg shines as a revolutionary martyr, while Ebert is condemned for betraying socialism and enabling her death.

Since retaking Kabul in 2021, the Taliban faces worsening humanitarian crisis and brutal anti-drug measures.

Since the 2000s, violent kaluna gangs have terrorized Kinshasa with crime and brutal attacks.

Angela Davis became an icon after Reagan targeted her as a “red peril,” seeking her death sentence.

By autumn 2023, Azerbaijan seized full control of Nagorno‑Karabakh, aiming to turn it into a regime showcase.

Odessa faces Russian threat, but fighting shifts southeast to Kherson and Donbas.

Ukraine accelerates derussification as language choice grows politically charged amid war.