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Violent clashes broke out between protestors and security forces in Kazakhstan's largest city of Almaty early Thursday. City police said that more than 20 "rioters" had been "eliminated," according to Russian news agency Interfax. A day after the army was called in to quell increasingly volatile

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Russia - #protests #Russia #Navalny Russian police arrest over 1,000 protesters backing Putin critic Navalny, monitors say: FRANCE 24 English

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Police detained more than 1,000 people at #protests​ across #Russia​ in support of jailed Kremlin critic Alexei #Navalny​ on Wednesday, the OVD-Info protest monitoring group said.   

 

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US - President Trump widely condemned over handling of US protests: BBC News 7.66M subscribers

President Trump is facing widespread condemnation for his handling of the unrestin dozens of American cities. 

 It follows the killing of George Floyd an African-American who died last week in Minneapolis while being detained by police. 

His death has now been declared a homicide following an official post-mortem. There's been more violence and looting in some US cities prompting Mr Trump to say he would send in the military. 

The president's Democratic rival for the White House, Joe Biden, accused Mr Trump of using racist language and failing in his presidential duty to unite the nation. 

The film director Spike Lee, in an interview with the BBC, described President Trump as a gangster who was inflaming racial divisions that had existed since the foundation of the United States and its history of slavery. 

Huw Edwards presents BBC News at Ten reporting from Aleem Maqbool at the White House, Barbara Plett Usher in Minneapolis, Arts Editor Will Gompertz speaking to Spike Lee, and North America Editor Jon Sopel.

“He will never see her grow up, graduate.”

The mother of #GeorgeFloyd’s six-year-old daughter speaks publicly for the first time. pic.twitter.com/n735F0J8uL

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 3, 2020

Civil rights leaders said Mark Zuckerberg gave “incomprehensible explanations” for not taking action against one of President Trump's posts on the protests. https://t.co/6mhU3E54my

— CNBC (@CNBC) June 3, 2020

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US - Protests widen in the US on fifth day of fury: Sky News 2.38M subscribers

Police and protesters across the US have clashed again on the fifth straight day of unrest, as anger intensifies over the death of George Floyd. 

 The protests marked by chants of 'I can't breathe' - a rallying cry echoing the dying words of Mr Floyd - have spread to more than 30 cities, with cars and buildings burned, shops looted, and at least two people dead. 

Governors in several states have called in National Guard troops after President Donald Trump warned state authorities they needed to adopt tougher tactics, or federal government would step in.

Facebook staff are angry with Zuckerberg for leaving up controversial Trump post https://t.co/jgJ5VnIb7i

— CNBC (@CNBC) June 1, 2020

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US - #Floyd #CNN #News Mayor scolds violent protestors: Not in the spirit of MLK: CNN 9.75M subscribers

Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms addresses the protests outside the CNN Center over the death of George Floyd. Video courtesy WGCL. 

CNN CENTER IS UNDER ATTACK IN ATLANTA GEORGIA

I don’t condone riots but CNN has been very friendly toward rioters so I guess their friends are just saying hi #JusticeForGeorgeFlyod #BlackLivesMatters #AllLivesMatters pic.twitter.com/rTMn8Q02dz

— Terrence K. Williams (@w_terrence) May 30, 2020

BREAKING: Cops being attacked in lobby of CNN HQ in Atlanta; CNN newsroom employees are locked down floors above riotpic.twitter.com/7nijxhWiSV

— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) May 30, 2020

Factbox: 'I can't breathe' protests spread across America after Minneapolis killing https://t.co/CMiaH0GAxW pic.twitter.com/rLs96qWnDs

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 30, 2020

Glass getting broken outside the main entrance to CNN's Atlanta headquarters; protesters cheer pic.twitter.com/EToiEj5Pom

— Fernando Alfonso III (@fernalfonso) May 29, 2020

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US - #Floyd #CNN #Minneapolis Violence unfolds during protests over George Floyd's death: CNN 9.71M subscribers

As heated protests over George Floyd's death continue in Minneapolis, CNN's Omar Jimenez and Sara Sidner shows the 'chaotic' scenes as people looted Target and other local businesses. 

riots don't come from nowhere. we're not just protesting George Floyd. We're protesting every name on this list. Every single black person that experienced police brutality. Fuck target. Fuck autozone. If this is what it takes to remember their names, so be it. #minneapolisriots pic.twitter.com/4IYb9k4L8L

— Sleepy (@missinyou_crazy) May 28, 2020

Please text ‘Floyd’ to 55156 to demand the DA @HennepinAtty charge these officers with murder & sign the petition now at https://t.co/Qmf4AIaD1J #JusticeForFloyd https://t.co/LkTksu5eWZ

— Shawn Mendes (@ShawnMendes) May 28, 2020

this shit is haunting..the pain in all their voices, they have all the right to be angry #BlackLivesMatter #GeorgeFloyd #JusticeForGeorgeFloyd pic.twitter.com/mpSNfwF8eV

— c (@thekaIopsia) May 28, 2020

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France - #Coronavirus #covid19 Paris clashes: Third night of violence over lockdown policing in Paris suburbs:

Overnight unrest has spread across Paris's northern suburbs, where residents living under France's lockdown say police have been heavy-handed in their enforcement. For the third consecutive night, there have been violent stand offs between police and residents. 

Demonstrators burned cars and shot fireworks at police who responded with rubber-coated steel bullets and tear gas. The Paris Police Prefecture has now put a temporary ban on the sale of fireworks. In one district, a primary school was set alight.

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