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Georgia Sinks In Chaos As Police Raid Opposition Offices
The protests have turned violent, with around 300 people detained and dozens injured in clashes between protesters and police, outside the parliament building in Tbilisi.
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4 Pakistanis Arrested In Nepal For Taking Sri Lankans Hostage
Four Pakistani nationals have been arrested in Nepal for taking hostage four Sri Lankan citizens on the pretext of sending them to different European countries for jobs, a senior police officer said on Friday.
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Investors Dump Stocks As Risk Aversion Grows; Yen Up
Asian stocks deepened losses and the Japanese yen strengthened against the greenback on Friday as investors dumped riskier assets and fled to safe havens after four police officers were killed and others wounded in the United States.
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The Islamic State's Strategy To Cause Death And Destruction In Europe
Hopes for a year less defined by international terrorism threats were dashed Monday by the European law enforcement agency, which warned that there was "every reason" to expect attacks in Europe.
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Cairo, Red Sea Attacks Deal New Blows To Egypt
Armed men shot dead a police officer and a soldier in their car on the outskirts of Cairo on Saturday, Egypt's state news agency said, a day after suspected militants armed with knives wounded three European tourists in a Red Sea resort.
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How European Union Plans to Tackle The Migrant Crisis
European Union's plans to tackle the worst migrant crisis since World War II include a push to tighten external border controls and moves to increase aid to refugees outside the bloc.
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Refugee Baby Dies on Greek Island, Clashes on Lesbos
A two-month-old baby from a family of refugees died Saturday on the Greek island of Agathonisi, a police source said, as riot officers clashed with migrants on the island of Lesbos.
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Police Leave Troubled Macedonian Town After Deadly Shootout
Special police units pulled out of the northern Macedonian town early Monday where 22 people, including eight officers, were killed over the weekend in worst violence in the country since its 2001 inter-ethnic conflict.
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European Union 'Deeply Concerned' Over Macedonia Clashes
The EU said it was "deeply concerned" over events unfolding in crisis-hit Macedonia following deadly clashes that killed six police officers and an unknown number of unidentified gunmen.
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Siliguri: 22 satellite phones seized from European tourists
Twenty-two satellite phones were seized from a group of European tourists in northern West Bengal's Jalpiguri district on Saturday, a police officer said.
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Twenty hurt in Bulgaria protests
Twenty people including three police officers needed hospital treatment in Bulgaria after long-running protests against the government in the EU's poorest country turned violent overnight, medical sources said on Wednesday.
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Georgia Sinks In Chaos As Police Raid Opposition Offices
The protests have turned violent, with around 300 people detained and dozens injured in clashes between protesters and police, outside the parliament building in Tbilisi.
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4 Pakistanis Arrested In Nepal For Taking Sri Lankans Hostage
Four Pakistani nationals have been arrested in Nepal for taking hostage four Sri Lankan citizens on the pretext of sending them to different European countries for jobs, a senior police officer said on Friday.
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Investors Dump Stocks As Risk Aversion Grows; Yen Up
Asian stocks deepened losses and the Japanese yen strengthened against the greenback on Friday as investors dumped riskier assets and fled to safe havens after four police officers were killed and others wounded in the United States.
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The Islamic State's Strategy To Cause Death And Destruction In Europe
Hopes for a year less defined by international terrorism threats were dashed Monday by the European law enforcement agency, which warned that there was "every reason" to expect attacks in Europe.
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Cairo, Red Sea Attacks Deal New Blows To Egypt
Armed men shot dead a police officer and a soldier in their car on the outskirts of Cairo on Saturday, Egypt's state news agency said, a day after suspected militants armed with knives wounded three European tourists in a Red Sea resort.
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How European Union Plans to Tackle The Migrant Crisis
European Union's plans to tackle the worst migrant crisis since World War II include a push to tighten external border controls and moves to increase aid to refugees outside the bloc.
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Refugee Baby Dies on Greek Island, Clashes on Lesbos
A two-month-old baby from a family of refugees died Saturday on the Greek island of Agathonisi, a police source said, as riot officers clashed with migrants on the island of Lesbos.
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Police Leave Troubled Macedonian Town After Deadly Shootout
Special police units pulled out of the northern Macedonian town early Monday where 22 people, including eight officers, were killed over the weekend in worst violence in the country since its 2001 inter-ethnic conflict.
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European Union 'Deeply Concerned' Over Macedonia Clashes
The EU said it was "deeply concerned" over events unfolding in crisis-hit Macedonia following deadly clashes that killed six police officers and an unknown number of unidentified gunmen.
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Siliguri: 22 satellite phones seized from European tourists
Twenty-two satellite phones were seized from a group of European tourists in northern West Bengal's Jalpiguri district on Saturday, a police officer said.
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Twenty hurt in Bulgaria protests
Twenty people including three police officers needed hospital treatment in Bulgaria after long-running protests against the government in the EU's poorest country turned violent overnight, medical sources said on Wednesday.
