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"External Interference" Behind Anti-Israel Airport Riot: Kremlin
The Kremlin today blamed "external interference" for an anti-Israel riot that closed an airport in the Muslim-majority region of Dagestan the previous day.
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Hundreds Run Riot, Loot Shops In Germany's Stuttgart City: Police
Hundreds of people ran riot in Germany's Stuttgart city centre in the early hours Sunday, throwing stones and bottles at police and plundering stores after smashing shop windows.
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Pussy Riot Members Lose Appeal Over World Cup Pitch Invasion
The Moscow City Court upheld their 15-day sentences in police cells for breaching rules.
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German Police Use Water Cannon On G20 Protestors
Riot police used water cannon overnight Tuesday to disperse several gatherings of protestors ahead of the G20 summit in Hamburg.
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Riot Police Clash With Fans Following France's Win over Germany in Euro Semi-Final
France qualified for the final of Euro 2016 after beating Germany 2-0 but the match was marred by clashes between football fans and Riot police at the Champs Elysees avenue
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69 Police Officers Injured In Clashes In Eastern Germany
Leipzig police say 69 officers have been injured in clashes with rioting leftwing protesters and that they had to use tear gas and water cannons to disperse the group.
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Donald Trump Brands Angela Merkel's Migrant Policy 'Insane'
Republican US presidential frontrunner Donald Trump branded Angela Merkel's welcoming of migrants to Germany "insane" and said the policy will only spark riots in the country.
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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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Migrants Scuffle With Hungary Police; Dead Toddler's Image Shocks Europe
Migrants forced from a train in Hungary scuffled with helmeted riot police and some clung to railway tracks on Thursday, as politicians across Europe struggled to respond to public opinion appalled by images of a drowned 3-year-old boy.
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Violence Mars Argentina's World Cup Celebration
Riot police are firing tear gas and using water cannons to restrain a group of youth who are hurling rocks and vandalizing stores at a rally in Buenos Aires to celebrate Argentina's gutsy performance in a 1-0 loss to Germany in the World Cup finals.
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Germany vs Algeria: Security Tightened in France Ahead of Algeria's Historic World Cup Match
Algeria's historic qualification for the second round of the football World Cup on Thursday turned violent in some French cities, leading to the arrests of more than 70 people for rioting and looting. Algerians make up France's largest immigrant group, with close to two million people, and many hold dual citizenship.
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Security Tightened Ahead of Algeria World Cup Match
Authorities in France tightened security and appealed for calm on Monday ahead of a World Cup match between Germany and Algeria following riots after the last two Algerian fixtures.
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Ukraine's parliament names acting president, seeks government
Ukraine's parliament, exercising power since mass protests put the president to flight, named its new speaker as acting head of state on Sunday to replace Viktor Yanukovich and worked to form a new government.
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70 protesters killed, 500 wounded in Ukraine clashes
Tossing firebombs, protesters advanced upon police lines on Thursday in Ukraine's embattled capital. Government snipers shot back, killing at least 70 people and wounding hundreds of others, according to a protest doctor.
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Ukrainian opposition seeks to cut President's powers
Ukraine's President Viktor Yanukovich, battling mass unrest against his rule, faced demands from the opposition on Tuesday for a constitutional change that would seriously curtail his powers.
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"External Interference" Behind Anti-Israel Airport Riot: Kremlin
The Kremlin today blamed "external interference" for an anti-Israel riot that closed an airport in the Muslim-majority region of Dagestan the previous day.
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Hundreds Run Riot, Loot Shops In Germany's Stuttgart City: Police
Hundreds of people ran riot in Germany's Stuttgart city centre in the early hours Sunday, throwing stones and bottles at police and plundering stores after smashing shop windows.
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Pussy Riot Members Lose Appeal Over World Cup Pitch Invasion
The Moscow City Court upheld their 15-day sentences in police cells for breaching rules.
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German Police Use Water Cannon On G20 Protestors
Riot police used water cannon overnight Tuesday to disperse several gatherings of protestors ahead of the G20 summit in Hamburg.
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Riot Police Clash With Fans Following France's Win over Germany in Euro Semi-Final
France qualified for the final of Euro 2016 after beating Germany 2-0 but the match was marred by clashes between football fans and Riot police at the Champs Elysees avenue
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69 Police Officers Injured In Clashes In Eastern Germany
Leipzig police say 69 officers have been injured in clashes with rioting leftwing protesters and that they had to use tear gas and water cannons to disperse the group.
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Donald Trump Brands Angela Merkel's Migrant Policy 'Insane'
Republican US presidential frontrunner Donald Trump branded Angela Merkel's welcoming of migrants to Germany "insane" and said the policy will only spark riots in the country.
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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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Migrants Scuffle With Hungary Police; Dead Toddler's Image Shocks Europe
Migrants forced from a train in Hungary scuffled with helmeted riot police and some clung to railway tracks on Thursday, as politicians across Europe struggled to respond to public opinion appalled by images of a drowned 3-year-old boy.
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Violence Mars Argentina's World Cup Celebration
Riot police are firing tear gas and using water cannons to restrain a group of youth who are hurling rocks and vandalizing stores at a rally in Buenos Aires to celebrate Argentina's gutsy performance in a 1-0 loss to Germany in the World Cup finals.
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Germany vs Algeria: Security Tightened in France Ahead of Algeria's Historic World Cup Match
Algeria's historic qualification for the second round of the football World Cup on Thursday turned violent in some French cities, leading to the arrests of more than 70 people for rioting and looting. Algerians make up France's largest immigrant group, with close to two million people, and many hold dual citizenship.
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Security Tightened Ahead of Algeria World Cup Match
Authorities in France tightened security and appealed for calm on Monday ahead of a World Cup match between Germany and Algeria following riots after the last two Algerian fixtures.
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Ukraine's parliament names acting president, seeks government
Ukraine's parliament, exercising power since mass protests put the president to flight, named its new speaker as acting head of state on Sunday to replace Viktor Yanukovich and worked to form a new government.
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70 protesters killed, 500 wounded in Ukraine clashes
Tossing firebombs, protesters advanced upon police lines on Thursday in Ukraine's embattled capital. Government snipers shot back, killing at least 70 people and wounding hundreds of others, according to a protest doctor.
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Ukrainian opposition seeks to cut President's powers
Ukraine's President Viktor Yanukovich, battling mass unrest against his rule, faced demands from the opposition on Tuesday for a constitutional change that would seriously curtail his powers.
