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Iraq-Iran relations: Baghdad facing deadline to disarm Kurdish fighters

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Armed Kurdish groups in northern Iraq have started pulling out from areas near the border with Iran.
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Flight attendants demand better pay

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Flight attendants represented by the Canadian Union of Public Employees staged demonstrations across Canada on Tuesday, with union members across the country telling CBC News they want an end to what they call rampant abuse of unpaid...
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France braces for new wave of protests after pensions deadlock

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As France gears up for another day of strikes over pension reform, the police are accused of using excessive force
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Pension reform protests in France show no signs of stopping

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Hundreds of thousands of people continue to demonstrate across France against controversial pension reforms. The protests are largely peaceful, but there have been numerous violent clashes with police.
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At least 17 dead in anti-government protests in southern Peru

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Clashes in city of Juliaca most deadly since unrest began when Pedro Castillo was removed early last month.
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China tightens security after widespread COVID protests

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Chinese police round up protesters in Shanghai - as protests continue in multiple cities against the gov't covid curbs.
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HRW: No justice for Iraqi protester deaths

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Al Jazeera speaks to Human Rights Watch about calls for justice for the victims of Iraq's 2019 anti-corruption protests.
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'We are so strong,' says CUPE member

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Education workers demonstrate near the constituency office of Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce, saying they want a fair, livable wage and more support for the children they supervise.
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Iran protests: Europe's cities rally for Mahsa Amini and women's rights

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Saturday saw people take to the streets across Europe in support of the Iranian demonstrations that have rocked the Islamic republic for six weeks.
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Intensifying protests in Iran mark 40 days since Mahsa Amini's death

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Protesters in Iran are marking a symbolic 40 days since the death of Kurdish woman Mahsa Amini in custody ignited the biggest anti-government movement in over a decade.
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‘We needed to demonstrate to the community that we were taking actions’: Ottawa Police acting deputy chief

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Acting deputy chief Patricia Ferguson discusses Ottawa Police's response to the truck convoy at the inquiry looking into the federal government’s decision to invoke the Emergencies Act.
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Iraq protests: Al-Sadr supporters urged to leave parliament

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In Iraq, representatives of influential leader Muqtada al-Sadr have urged his supporters to leave the parliament buildin
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France: Police fire tear gas to stop advance of ‘Freedom Convoy’

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Some 7,000 police officers were deployed before weekend protests against coronavirus restrictions and the state of economy.
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Ottawa police, locals brace for weekend protests

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Security preparations are underway in Ottawa with police keeping a close eye as the protest convoy arrives on Parliament Hill for a planned demonstration on Saturday.
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Concern in Germany over radical elements at COVID restrictions protest

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Experts claim "the danger is coming from radicalisation within the movement".
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Several anti-coup protesters killed in Sudan as thousands rally

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The fatalities raised the death toll to 38 following protests in response to the military seizing power on October 25.
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Youth activists protest against climate inaction at COP26

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The rally led by Greta Thunberg comes as week one of the UN climate summit draws to a close amid calls for further commitments.
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Colombia mass demonstrations ‘reflect a deep national crisis’

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Protesters take to the streets for fourth week demanding government action on poverty, police violence, and other issues.
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Colombia unrest: Violent confrontations continue in Cali

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A wave of anti-government protests across Colombia is met with heavy handed police tactics.
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Demands grow as Colombians hold eighth day of mass protests

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Anti-government protests were met with police tear gas as rights group continue to raise concerns about excessive force.
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Thousands march in Colombia over tax proposals, rising insecurity

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Strike went ahead despite calls for it to be postponed because of COVID-19, with riot police using tear gas to disperse the crowds.
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Guilty verdict in George Floyd’s murder brings relief, calls for justice reform across U.S.

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Many Black Americans expressed a sense of relief after Derek Chauvin was found guilty of George Floyd’s murder, but it also strengthened calls for more justice reform across the country — including from the White House.
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Making Headlines: Priti Patel's asylum system overhaul; Bristol protest arrests; £45m artwork sold

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Making Headlines: Priti Patel's asylum system overhaul; Bristol protest arrests; £45m artwork sold
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EU sanctions 11 Myanmar military leaders over coup and repression

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The European Union has announced sanctions on eleven officials in Myanmar - including the leader of the military junta.