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Police Cars On Fire, Stones Thrown As Rival Groups Clash In The Hague
At least four police officers were injured in the early hours of Sunday when rival groups of Eritreans fought running battles in The Hague, torching police cars and hurling rocks.
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48 Arrested In Netherlands' Second Night Of Riots Over Covid Curbs
Dutch police said Sunday they have arrested 19 people over riots in The Hague after the country was rocked by a second night of violence over the government's coronavirus measures.
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Ukraine disbands riot police as leaders seek to unite country
Ukraine's new pro-Western leaders on Wednesday disbanded the country's feared riot police as they sought to win confidence from the splintered and economically ravaged nation in their efforts to forge a unity government.
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50 killed in Sudan protests, says rights group
Rights groups slammed Sudan for killing protesters demonstrating against fuel subsidy cuts, saying 50 people were shot dead in two days in the country's worst riots since 1989.
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Police Cars On Fire, Stones Thrown As Rival Groups Clash In The Hague
At least four police officers were injured in the early hours of Sunday when rival groups of Eritreans fought running battles in The Hague, torching police cars and hurling rocks.
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48 Arrested In Netherlands' Second Night Of Riots Over Covid Curbs
Dutch police said Sunday they have arrested 19 people over riots in The Hague after the country was rocked by a second night of violence over the government's coronavirus measures.
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Ukraine disbands riot police as leaders seek to unite country
Ukraine's new pro-Western leaders on Wednesday disbanded the country's feared riot police as they sought to win confidence from the splintered and economically ravaged nation in their efforts to forge a unity government.
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50 killed in Sudan protests, says rights group
Rights groups slammed Sudan for killing protesters demonstrating against fuel subsidy cuts, saying 50 people were shot dead in two days in the country's worst riots since 1989.
