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United Kingdom

Petrol bombs thrown at police in second night of rioting in Belfast

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Tourists warned of dangers of UK travel amidst rioting and violence

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PM Starmer: 'Standing army' to battle far-right unrest gripping UK

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United Kingdom

London police boss rips microphone off reporter

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Musicians react to far-right riots in the UK: ‘It is violent racism’

In the wake of the fatal stabbing of three children at a Taylor Swift-themed event in Southport, near Liverpool, anti-immigration protests have erupted all over the UK. Several artists like Massive Attack, Kneecap, Nova Twins and Nadine Shah have reacted to the violence and anti-Muslim hate speech.

United Kingdom

UK: Police clash with violent crowd after attack that killed 3 girls

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Bangladesh

Bangladesh's government extends nationwide curfew and internet ban

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Protesters clash with police in Nairobi

Police opened fire on the crowds and used teargas to disperse people. Multiple deaths have been reported.

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France's move to block TikTok in New Caledonia sparks backlash

Access to the social media platform in the French territory was blocked following the violent clashes this week that led to the death of five people.

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Georgia

Georgian police use tear gas at protest over so-called 'Russian law'

The demonstrations in Georgia's capital, Tbilisi, resulted in clashes that led to injuries among protesters and a police officer.

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Heavy gunfire near Haiti’s presidential palace alarms residents

Haitians looking to buy supplies in what used to be a busy market in Port-au-Prince fled in fear on Thursday as gangs clashed with police in front of the presidential palace.

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Russian police arrest over 100 Navalny mourners nationwide

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Guatemala's president finally sworn in, despite legal chaos

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