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Police fire tear gas to break up Turkiye opposition protest

Police fire tear gas to break up Turkiye opposition protest

  • The protest in the city of Izmir came two days after riot police battered their way into the main opposition CHP’s headquarters in Ankara
  • The dramatic scenes followed a shock court ruling on Thursday that overturned a 2023 party primary that elected Ozel
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Hundreds block key Pakistan highway as residents dispute killings of three suspected ‘terrorists’ photos

Hundreds block key Pakistan highway as residents dispute killings of three suspected ‘terrorists’

By Nisar Ali ·
Argentina port protest delays at least 10 ships waiting to load grains

Argentina port protest delays at least 10 ships waiting to load grains

By Reuters ·
A man (front L) waves a Palestinian flag in front of protesters (behind) displaying placards against racism.

Protesters rally in London against UK far-right rise

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Pakistan beefs up security in Karachi, Islamabad and Skardu as Khamenei protests kill 24 video

Pakistan beefs up security in Karachi, Islamabad and Skardu as Khamenei protests kill 24

By NAIMAT KHAN - & - Nisar Ali ·
Danish veterans stage protest outside US Embassy

Danish veterans stage protest outside US Embassy

By AP ·
Hundreds in London protest against Beijing ‘mega embassy’ video

Hundreds in London protest against Beijing ‘mega embassy’

By AFP ·
Dozens protest in Pakistan against US military action in Venezuela video

Dozens protest in Pakistan against US military action in Venezuela

By Reuters ·
Tanzania opposition says 2,000 killed in election violence

Tanzania opposition says 2,000 killed in election violence

By AFP ·
Pakistan police officer among 5 killed as authorities disperse pro-Palestinian march

Pakistan police officer among 5 killed as authorities disperse pro-Palestinian march

By AP  ·
Thousands rally in Warsaw against migrant policies

Thousands rally in Warsaw against migrant policies

By AFP ·
Protests by religious party paralyze Islamabad, Rawalpindi, group claims deaths in police clashes video

Protests by religious party paralyze Islamabad, Rawalpindi, group claims deaths in police clashes

By KASHIF IMRAN ·
A police officer reacts as demonstrators hold placards and banners as they leave a protest outside the Bell Hotel in Epping.

Protest-hit UK town wins bid to empty asylum-seeker hotel

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