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Serbia Clashes: Violence Erupts For Fourth Night In A Row In Belgrade | WION

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Violence erupted for the fourth consecutive night in Belgrade, Serbia, as clashes intensified between protesters and security forces.
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Anti-government Protesters Clash With Police Again, Over 100 Arrested

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Anti-government protests erupt once again as demonstrators clash with police in violent scenes. Over 100 people have been arrested amid rising tensions. Watch the latest footage and analysis of the ongoing unrest.
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Thousands rally in Seoul against President Lee Jae Myung’s reforms

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South Koreans protest in Seoul, saying the new government is ignoring public concerns in its reform plans.
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Thousands rally at 'million-man' march in Baghdad to drive out U.S. troops

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Iraqi Shia cleric leads push after U.S. drone strike kills top Iranian general.
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Guinea protests: Security forces shoot and kill two boys

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The opposition has called for open-ended demonstrations against president's suspected bid to seek third term in office.
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Hong Kong protests spill into malls on Christmas

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Pro-democracy demonstrations in Hong Kong continued as masked protesters gathered in shopping malls on Christmas day. Police fired tear gas to disperse bystanders.
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Colombia police under pressure over protest crackdown

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One student has died and dozens of people have been blinded after riot police fire rubber bullets at protesters during national strike.
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Vancouver group promotes ‘Pro-Hong Kong’ businesses

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In solidarity with the demonstrations in Hong Kong, a group in Vancouver is colour coding local businesses in order to identify and boycott Pro-China business owners and support those who are Pro-Protest.
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India top court defers hearing against citizenship law

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India's Supreme Court has postponed hearing pleas challenging the constitutionality of a new citizenship law critics say violates the country's secular constitution and has sparked massive protests.
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France at standstill as country strikes over pension reforms

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France woke on Thursday to a nationwide strike by transport workers, teachers and other professionals in a showdown between unions and President Emmanuel Macron over his planned pension reforms. Some 90 per cent of high-speed trains have...
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Live: Mass strikes and protests in France over pension reform

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France woke on Thursday to a nationwide strike by transport workers, teachers and other professionals in a showdown between unions and President Emmanuel Macron over his planned pension reforms. Some 90 per cent of high-speed trains have...
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Live: Protests in France move up a gear as darkness falls over pension reform strike

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An estimated 180,000 people were demonstrating at midday Thursday against President Emmanuel Macron's pension reforms in 30 French cities, authorities said, with more rallies still planned across the country. Meanwhile, a nationwide...
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Iran elections: Candidates register for 2020 vote

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In Iran, candidates began on Sunday to register for Iran's 2020 parliamentary election
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France to come to a standstill on Thursday as 90% of trains and 20% of flights cancelled in strike

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An enormous strike scheduled in France tomorrow is set to bring the country to a near standstill with cancellations of up to 90% of train journeys and 20% of flights. France's rail operator SNCF has confirmed the cancellations to train...
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Colombia protesters defy curfew as anti-gov't rallies continue

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Fresh demonstrations come day after hundreds of thousands protested across country in mass rallies that left three dead.
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'Enough is enough': Protests continue into 7th day in Colombia

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Anti-government demonstrations continue as protesters commemorate the death of a teenager killed by a police projectile
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The Iraqi women protesting for a better future

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Meet the women in Baghdad’s Tahrir Square as they make their voices heard.
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Hong Kong police fire tear gas to break up anti-government rally

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Black-clad protesters return to city's Victoria Park as pro-democracy movement pushes into 22nd tense week.
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Chile's president unveils new security laws to curb violent unrest

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President Pinera proposed laws, stricter penalties for looting and rioting as demonstrations continue for a third week.
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Clashes erupt in Iraq despite Shia leader's call for calm

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Ali al-Sistani holds security forces accountable for any violent escalation amid ongoing anti-government protests.
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Lebanon: Protesters block the roads

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Lebanon’s army has been ordered by politicians to open roads across the country.
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Protests in Guinea against president's possible third term bid

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Mass protest in Conakry remains calm, unlike smaller demonstrations last week in which at least nine people were killed.
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The Haitian-Canadian activist at the heart of Haiti's political upheaval

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Haiti has seen angry protesters burning tires and demanding the president's resignation. It's a campaign against government corruption that began on social media, with a single photograph posted by a Haitian-Canadian man. His name is...
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The Canadian activist at the heart of Haiti's political upheaval

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Haiti has seen angry protesters burning tires and demanding the president's resignation. It's a campaign against government corruption that began on social media, with a single photograph posted by a Montreal man. His name is Gilbert...