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Pakistan NewsDeadly crackdown on months-long protest sit-in in Rawalakot as casualty reports conflict
Security forces moved to clear the Joint Awami Action Committee's months-long sit-in in Rawalakot early on Thursday, with protest groups reporting several deaths and injuries, though the toll remains unverified and police have confirmed no deaths.
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NewsFrance opens attempted-murder probe after petrol bomb sets officer ablaze during Paris protest
French prosecutors have opened an attempted-murder investigation after petrol bombs were thrown at security forces during protests in Paris on Saturday, engulfing one officer in flames and injuring members of his unit.
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NewsGen Z protests sweep 34 German cities as Frankfurt shops are looted and police report Molotov attacks
Tens of thousands of young protesters marched in 34 German cities on Saturday demanding better education, lower living costs and no compulsory military service, before evening violence in Frankfurt saw shops looted, windows smashed and Molotov cocktails thrown at emergency services.
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News320,000 march across France in third weekend of cost-of-living protests as clashes erupt at end of Paris rally
Around 320,000 people demonstrated across France on Saturday in a third weekend of youth-led protests over the cost of living and public services, with police firing tear gas after clashes broke out at the end of the Paris march.
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NewsFrance deploys 70,000 police for Halloween protests as government vows firm response to fresh unrest
France will deploy a 70,000-strong police presence for nationwide protests on Saturday, with Interior Minister Laurent Nunez warning of a very high risk of unrest two weeks after riots caught security forces off guard.
Photo: Protesters in Bangkok during the 2020 Thai protests
NewsThai protest leader Arnon Nampa's total jail term passes 34 years after fresh royal insult sentence
A Bangkok court has handed Thai protest leader Arnon Nampa a further jail term over a 2020 protest, taking his combined sentences under Thailand's royal insult law to more than 34 years.
Photo: The Colosseum in Rome, where protesters marched on Friday
NewsThousands of students and workers march across Italy in nationwide strike over living costs and school funding
Students and workers marched in dozens of Italian cities on Friday in a general strike called by the USB union, demanding more school funding, relief from soaring living costs and an end to rising defence spending, in protests that remained largely peaceful.