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Protesters and Police Clash as Armenia Unrest Grows
Source: The New York Times

Protests against the results of a presidential election, which have the look of a grassroots revolution, turn out to be a muddled chapter from the post-Soviet playbook.

Protesters Attack U.S. Embassy in Belgrade
Source: The New York Times

Demonstrators set part of the building ablaze after tens of thousands of people rallied against Kosovo's independence in the Serbian capital.

Rioters Tear Through Kenyan City
Source: The New York Times

Kisumu, Kenya's third largest city, was on fire again on Monday as the police and military struggled to stop a wave of revenge killings.

Beirut Violence Kills 7 and Wounds Dozens
Source: The New York Times

Deadly clashes erupted Sunday in Beirut, leaving at least seven people dead and escalating Lebanon's most serious political crisis since its civil war ended in 1990.

U.S. Envoy Wants Political Pact in Kenya
Source: The New York Times

The American ambassador to Kenya said that his worry about the post-election crisis was the possible rift among the country's opposing politicians.

Protesters Clash With Police in Kenya and Loot Train
Source: The New York Times

In Kisumu, a large Kenyan city and an opposition stronghold, the police faced off with angry protesters and arrested several journalists they accused of fanning the flames of the unrest.

Protests Bring New Violence in Kenya
Source: The New York Times

In Kenya's third largest city, furious mobs hurled stones at police officers, who charged and fired their guns.

Pope Cancels Speech After Protest at University
Source: The New York Times

Pope Benedict XVI has canceled a speech at the prestigious La Sapienza University in Rome amid opposition by professors and students who say he is hostile to science.

Kenya Opposition Plans More Protests
Source: The New York Times

Kenya was in partial lockdown mode as opposition supporters pressed on with plans for nationwide protests.

Pope Cancels Speech After Protest at University
Source: The New York Times

Pope Benedict XVI has canceled a speech at the prestigious La Sapienza University in Rome amid opposition by professors and students who say he is hostile to science.

Kenyan Opposition Calls for New Rallies and Sanctions
Source: The New York Times

With no signs of a breakthrough in the country's political crisis, the call for protests heightens the standoff with the government.

Bomb Kills at Least 23 in Pakistan
Source: The New York Times

An explosion, apparently detonated by a suicide attacker, was aimed at police officers protecting a rally in Lahore.

Bhutto Is Buried as Pakistan Reels
Source: The New York Times

Hundreds of thousands joined a chaotic funeral procession as the former prime minister was buried in her ancestral village.

Mob Jurisprudence: New Zealand Experiments with Wiki, invites public to comment on new laws
Source: The New York Times

When the New Zealand police force said they were open to suggestions about how to rewrite national policing laws, they meant it.

A Movie and Protesters Single Out Henry Kravis
Source: The New York Times

The reaction against the wealth created by private equity funds has become part of a populist movement.

In French Suburbs, Same Rage, but New Tactics
Source: The New York Times

A chilling new factor makes the recent violence in France more menacing: the rioters have taken up hunting shotguns and turned them on the police.

In French Suburbs, Same Rage, but New Tactics
Source: The New York Times

A chilling new factor makes the recent violence in France more menacing: the rioters have taken up hunting shotguns and turned them on the police.

77 Police Officers Injured in Paris Riots
Source: The New York Times

Police union officials said that a Paris suburb saw more intense violence last night than during the riots of 2005.

Italy Moves to Tighten Soccer Security and Control Fans After Riots
Source: The New York Times

The Italian authorities decided Monday to ban soccer fan clubs who are known to be violent from traveling to out-of-town games and imposed stricter security measures in larger stadiums.

Closely Watched, Bhutto Is Allowed to Move
Source: The New York Times

The Pakistani police blocked the opposition leader Benazir Bhutto from visiting the home of the ousted chief justice.

Thousands of Police Block Pakistan Rally
Source: The New York Times

Police blanketed the protest site and barricaded the opposition leader, Benazir Bhutto, in her house in Islamabad before allowing her to leave this evening.

Pakistan Attempts to Crush Protests by Lawyers
Source: The New York Times

The government of Gen. Pervez Musharraf faced the first signs of concerted resistance to the imposition of emergency rule.

A Detour From a Battle Against Terror
Source: The New York Times

While Gen. Pervez Musharraf justified his emergency rule decree as helping him combat terrorism, it could end up weakening his ability and generating instability.

Police Blame Themselves for Melee at May Rally
Source: The New York Times

A report said that poor training and a variety of errors by police commanders led officers to turn on demonstrators and journalists at a pro-immigration rally in Los Angeles in May.

U.N. Envoy Brings Appeal for Restraint to Myanmar
Source: The New York Times

A special envoy arrived in Myanmar, carrying a message from a world that has watched with alarm the violent suppression of peaceful nationwide protests.

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