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Housing protests in Porto kept going overnight, with demonstrators spending the night in Praça D. João I. Freemasonry condemns the repression of these protests, according to Observador. Público examines the inequalities behind the housing protests. A court banned face coverings at housing protests, according to Jornal de Notícias.

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The Council of State met to discuss housing, education and health, and its final statement does not mention protests or police charges. The Portuguese Bar Association (OA) condemns police charges at demonstrations, according to Observador.

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Several Portuguese outlets note that the Council of State's statement makes no reference to the protests or the police charges. Observador reports that the Portuguese Bar Association (OA) condemns the police charges at the demonstrations.

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Several Portuguese outlets note that the Council of State's statement makes no reference to the protests or the police charges. Observador reports that the Portuguese Bar Association (OA) condemns the police charges at the demonstrations.

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Ben-Gvir accuses the police chief of ordering violence against ultra-Orthodox protesters, according to Haaretz and The Times of Israel. The police commissioner denies giving that order, in a feud with Ben-Gvir that, according to The Jerusalem Post, is escalating.

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Protests by students at French schools resumed, on a smaller scale, as classes returned after the holidays. The Guardian reports that pupils have resumed school blockades and that the country is bracing for more protests.

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Public administration workers went on strike, for 24 hours according to Público. Observador reports 60% participation, while RTP cites a union claiming 80% in health.

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André Ventura calls the court's decision to allow tents "wrong" and says it promotes anarchy. Observador, in a headline about protests, quotes Ventura saying the court "promotes anarchy".

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Expresso reports that a strike postponed a hearing for six people detained at a protest against the housing crisis. Observador asks whether Seguro got himself into trouble over the housing crisis, without giving an answer.

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Ben-Gvir accuses the police chief of ordering violence against ultra-Orthodox protesters, according to Haaretz and The Times of Israel. The police commissioner denies giving that order, in a feud with Ben-Gvir that, according to The Jerusalem Post, is escalating.

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BBC News says the protests forced hundreds of factories to close, while The Daily Star reports 55 factories shut in the Ashulia area. The Hindu says workers clashed with police and refused a call to end the protests.

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The Bombay High Court asked actor Imran Khan for an unconditional apology for joining a protest against Election Commission chief Gyanesh Kumar. The same court extended the stay on the actor's 'Leave India Notice' and kept its demand for an unconditional apology over the SIR protest. According to The Wire, the court reprimanded the actor and asked why he was at the anti-SIR protest.

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Miguel Gomes wants to film housing protests and asked the city council for permission to film the encampment at Rossio. According to Expresso, the director intends to include footage of the encampment in the film "Selvajaria", and the council did not grant the urgent request.

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A strike postponed the hearing of six protesters detained in Lisbon, according to Jornal de Notícias. Expresso reports that a strike postponed the proceedings involving the six people detained at the protest against the housing crisis.

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Protests by students at French schools resumed, on a smaller scale, as classes returned after the holidays. The Guardian reports that pupils have resumed school blockades and that the country is bracing for more protests.

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Público reports that President Seguro stresses the right to demonstrate and promises to keep up dialogue and common sense. Diário de Notícias says the budget is not a good one, without giving reasons in its headline.

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The Lisbon encampment describes a "collective victory" for the right to demonstrate. Protesters claim a judicial victory and say the protest has the right to continue in the form it has taken so far.

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Carlos Moedas says the court's decisions must be complied with and respected. Jornal de Notícias adds that the mayor finds it hard to reconcile that decision with the Christmas market. Expresso also reports that Moedas guarantees he is available around the clock to talk with the protesters.

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The Bombay High Court asked actor Imran Khan for an unconditional apology for joining a protest against Election Commission chief Gyanesh Kumar. The same court extended the stay on the actor's 'Leave India Notice' and kept its demand for an unconditional apology over the SIR protest. According to The Wire, the court reprimanded the actor and asked why he was at the anti-SIR protest.

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Protests by students at French schools resumed, on a smaller scale, as classes returned after the holidays. The Guardian reports that pupils have resumed school blockades and that the country is bracing for more protests.

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The Lisbon encampment describes a "collective victory" for the right to demonstrate. Protesters claim a judicial victory and say the protest has the right to continue in the form it has taken so far.

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President Seguro reminds that the right to demonstrate is enshrined in the Fundamental Law and calls for dialogue and common sense.

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Seguro stresses the right to protest and calls for dialogue and common sense, saying he will not give up on that path. Expresso adds that the right to demonstrate is enshrined in the Fundamental Law.

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Protests by students at French schools resumed, on a smaller scale, as classes returned after the holidays. The Guardian reports that pupils have resumed school blockades and that the country is bracing for more protests.

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A court sided with the housing encampment and validated the tents as part of the protest, according to Expresso and Público. Observador reports that the encampment says the court sided with it and that it will continue.

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Almost 800 people were arrested at protests in France, according to headlines describing the demonstrations as free of serious incidents. Observador gives the figure of 800 detained without qualification. Brazil's Metrópoles links the arrests to protests and Halloween over the same weekend.

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Protests by students at French schools resumed, on a smaller scale, as classes returned after the holidays. The Guardian reports that pupils have resumed school blockades and that the country is bracing for more protests.

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The Bombay High Court asked actor Imran Khan for an unconditional apology for joining a protest against Election Commission chief Gyanesh Kumar. The same court extended the stay on the actor's 'Leave India Notice' and kept its demand for an unconditional apology over the SIR protest. According to The Wire, the court reprimanded the actor and asked why he was at the anti-SIR protest.

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Lawyers for protesters accuse the government of fuelling an escalation of violence, according to Diário de Notícias and Jornal de Notícias. Diário de Notícias also reports thousands gathered in Porto and Lisbon, a detail Jornal de Notícias does not mention.

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A court sided with the housing encampment and validated the tents as part of the protest, according to Expresso and Público. Observador reports that the encampment says the court sided with it and that it will continue.

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Observador asks whether the government is failing in its communication about the PSP's conduct at the protests. Jornal de Notícias quotes the PSP saying it has been reasonable in its conduct at the encampments.

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Public administration workers are on strike, according to several headlines, with the greatest impact felt in health and education. Headlines describe a 24-hour strike; Observador reports a 60% adherence rate.

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Protests by students at French schools resumed, on a smaller scale, as classes returned after the holidays. The Guardian reports that pupils have resumed school blockades and that the country is bracing for more protests.

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Public administration workers are on strike, according to several headlines, with the greatest impact felt in health and education. Headlines describe a 24-hour strike; Observador reports a 60% adherence rate.

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Diário de Notícias reports that the Council of State is examining the social crisis and housing protests. Público notes that the Council of State's communiqué makes no mention of the housing protests. Observador reports that Freemasonry condemns the repression of the housing demonstrations.

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Public administration workers are on strike, according to several headlines, with the greatest impact felt in health and education. Headlines describe a 24-hour strike; Observador reports a 60% adherence rate.

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Public administration workers are on strike, according to several headlines, with the greatest impact felt in health and education. Headlines describe a 24-hour strike; Observador reports a 60% adherence rate.

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Public administration workers are on strike, according to several headlines, with the greatest impact felt in health and education. Headlines describe a 24-hour strike; Observador reports a 60% adherence rate.

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Wage protests in Bangladesh continue and have disrupted or closed several garment factories, according to Al Jazeera and BBC News. The Daily Star reports tension in the Ashulia area and says 55 factories have shut.

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Wage protests in Bangladesh forced hundreds of garment factories to close, according to BBC News. The Daily Star reports that in Ashulia garment workers continue their protests and 55 factories are shut. The Hindu says some garment factories have reopened but the industry remains on edge; Al Jazeera describes disruption lasting three days.

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The PSP says the protesters acted with premeditation. According to Expresso, police left Rossio after protesters surrounded PSP vehicles.

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Público reports another police charge on protesters in Lisbon, quoting a demonstrator who says "Vamos apanhar". Expresso quotes Ricardo Sá Fernandes calling the police charge against protesters "illegal" and speaking of an "authoritarian drift".

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Housing protests are the common theme of these headlines. RTP reports that Seguro asked for clarifications in detail. Observador reports that Miguel Gomes wants to film the housing protests.

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The PSP says it has images of attacks on plainclothes officers in Porto, and RTP adds that the PSP confirms a plainclothes officer displayed a weapon. Diário de Notícias presents the weapon being brandished as justified by the beating of three plainclothes police officers, according to the PSP.

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The PSP says the protesters acted with premeditation. According to Expresso, police left Rossio after protesters surrounded PSP vehicles.

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RTP reports that police officers and protesters were injured in protests in Lisbon and Porto. Expresso reports that INEM says it responded to all requests to assist injured people in Lisbon and Porto, in the context of the encampments.

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Portuguese newspapers reported housing protests in Lisbon and Porto involving police intervention. Diário de Notícias published images of violence at the protests in Lisbon. Público writes that police violence will not make the protesters back down.

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The PSP says it found three molotov cocktails in Rossio during the protests. According to Jornal de Notícias, the PSP claims it has been reasonable in its handling of the encampments.

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Youth protests in Germany ended in clashes and violence, according to Clarín and La Nación. La Tercera reports more than 100 police officers injured and 54 people detained in Frankfurt during the disturbances. La Nación links the protests to military service and budget cuts.

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Youth protests in Germany ended in clashes and violence, according to Clarín and La Nación. La Tercera reports more than 100 police officers injured and 54 people detained in Frankfurt during the disturbances. La Nación links the protests to military service and budget cuts.

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Pedro Duarte invites protesters to meet and discuss the possibility of occasional encampments. Público highlights that the invitation is addressed to the Porto encampment.

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Porto's mayor, Pedro Duarte, invites protesters of the Acampada do Porto to a meeting on Tuesday. According to Expresso and Público, the meeting is meant to discuss the possibility of occasional encampments.

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British police arrested people at a London protest supporting the banned group Palestine Action, with reported figures ranging from dozens to 325 depending on the outlet. Sky News and The Jerusalem Post report more than 130 arrests, the BBC, Channels TV and The Guardian report more than 300 or 325, and Ukrainska Pravda reports more than 130. The protest took place outside the US embassy in London and follows the group's designation as a terrorist organisation.

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Público reports another police charge on protesters in Lisbon, quoting a demonstrator who says "Vamos apanhar". Expresso quotes Ricardo Sá Fernandes calling the police charge against protesters "illegal" and speaking of an "authoritarian drift".

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The PCP is asking for an urgent parliamentary debate on police charges during the protests. According to Expresso, the PS wants the Interior Minister to be heard in Parliament on the same issue. According to Expresso, the left blames the government for the events, while the right blames the protesters.

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Almost 800 people were arrested at protests in France, according to headlines describing the demonstrations as free of serious incidents. Observador gives the figure of 800 detained without qualification. Brazil's Metrópoles links the arrests to protests and Halloween over the same weekend.

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Almost 800 people were arrested at protests in France, according to headlines describing the demonstrations as free of serious incidents. Observador gives the figure of 800 detained without qualification. Brazil's Metrópoles links the arrests to protests and Halloween over the same weekend.

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After a night of clashes with police, seven protesters detained in Porto were released, according to Público. Jornal de Notícias reports new clashes between police and protesters, with several injured and detained.

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Almost 800 people were arrested at protests in France, according to headlines describing the demonstrations as free of serious incidents. Observador gives the figure of 800 detained without qualification. Brazil's Metrópoles links the arrests to protests and Halloween over the same weekend.

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Almost 800 people were arrested at protests in France, according to headlines describing the demonstrations as free of serious incidents. Observador gives the figure of 800 detained without qualification. Brazil's Metrópoles links the arrests to protests and Halloween over the same weekend.

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Almost 800 people were arrested at protests in France, according to headlines describing the demonstrations as free of serious incidents. Observador gives the figure of 800 detained without qualification. Brazil's Metrópoles links the arrests to protests and Halloween over the same weekend.

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Observador reports that two "Mães pela Acampada" members were detained in Porto. Expresso describes the Mães Pela Acampada group as being at the forefront of defending housing protests, quoting one participant saying it was impossible not to react.

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A plainclothes police officer drew a weapon during protests in Porto, according to Jornal de Notícias. The PSP confirms that the plainclothes officer drew the weapon, according to Expresso. RTP says the officer displayed the weapon as a deterrent, while Diário de Notícias reports that the PSP justifies the weapon being drawn by the beating of three plainclothes officers.

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British police arrested people at a London protest supporting the banned group Palestine Action, with reported figures ranging from dozens to 325 depending on the outlet. Sky News and The Jerusalem Post report more than 130 arrests, the BBC, Channels TV and The Guardian report more than 300 or 325, and Ukrainska Pravda reports more than 130. The protest took place outside the US embassy in London and follows the group's designation as a terrorist organisation.

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British police arrested people at a London protest supporting the banned group Palestine Action, with reported figures ranging from dozens to 325 depending on the outlet. Sky News and The Jerusalem Post report more than 130 arrests, the BBC, Channels TV and The Guardian report more than 300 or 325, and Ukrainska Pravda reports more than 130. The protest took place outside the US embassy in London and follows the group's designation as a terrorist organisation.

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Students held demonstrations in nine Brazilian states against Flávio Bolsonaro and in support of Lula's re-election, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Metrópoles describes the protests as nationwide rallies in support of Lula and against Flávio Bolsonaro.

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Observador reports that Luís Neves reportedly threatened to "destroy and crush" Gouveia e Melo. Diário de Notícias quotes Luís Neves saying that "nobody is satisfied" with the violence against protesters. Jornal de Notícias quotes Luís Neves on the police charge, saying that "behaviour breeds behaviour".

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London police arrested dozens of people at a protest supporting the banned group Palestine Action in the United Kingdom. Al Jazeera gives 48 arrests, The Times of Israel says dozens, and Channels TV reports 325 people arrested.

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A plainclothes police officer drew a weapon during protests in Porto, according to Jornal de Notícias. The PSP confirms that the plainclothes officer drew the weapon, according to Expresso. RTP says the officer displayed the weapon as a deterrent, while Diário de Notícias reports that the PSP justifies the weapon being drawn by the beating of three plainclothes officers.

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Jornal de Notícias reports that Praça do Rossio was cleared within minutes after a PSP advance on protesters. RTP quotes the PSP as saying the protesters acted with premeditation. Expresso reports that police left Rossio after protesters surrounded PSP vehicles.

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Police moved against protesters in Lisbon and Porto, according to Expresso and RTP. RTP reports 13 arrests and several injuries, while Público describes warnings, baton charges and arrests at the encampments. Observador and Diário de Notícias published mainly images of the encampments and the protests.

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Several Portuguese newspapers published photo galleries of the housing protests in Lisbon and Porto. Diário de Notícias reports violence at the Lisbon protests, without its headline saying who was responsible. Jornal de Notícias reports that the PSP says it has images of attacks on plainclothes officers in Porto.

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After a night of clashes with police, seven protesters detained in Porto were released, according to Público. Jornal de Notícias reports new clashes between police and protesters, with several injured and detained.

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A plainclothes police officer drew a weapon during protests in Porto, according to Jornal de Notícias. The PSP confirms that the plainclothes officer drew the weapon, according to Expresso. RTP says the officer displayed the weapon as a deterrent, while Diário de Notícias reports that the PSP justifies the weapon being drawn by the beating of three plainclothes officers.

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According to the labour minister, quoted by The Daily Star and Dhaka Tribune, a new wage board for the garment sector will be formed. Al Jazeera and The Express Tribune report the formation of the board, with Al Jazeera linking it to garment worker protests and The Express Tribune to protests it describes as violent.

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A lawyer will file a complaint against Luís Neves and the national director of the PSP over the housing protests.

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RTP reports that Saturday was marked by protests in several European cities. Diário de Notícias describes a wave of protests in November, citing housing and wages, and applies it to Portugal.

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The President of the Republic has asked for detailed information about what happened at overnight demonstrations. Expresso reports 13 people detained and 13 police officers injured during interventions at the encampments.

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According to the labour minister, quoted by The Daily Star and Dhaka Tribune, a new wage board for the garment sector will be formed. Al Jazeera and The Express Tribune report the formation of the board, with Al Jazeera linking it to garment worker protests and The Express Tribune to protests it describes as violent.

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Police moved against protesters in Lisbon and Porto, according to Expresso and RTP. RTP reports 13 arrests and several injuries, while Público describes warnings, baton charges and arrests at the encampments. Observador and Diário de Notícias published mainly images of the encampments and the protests.

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British police arrested people at a London protest supporting the banned group Palestine Action, with reported figures ranging from dozens to 325 depending on the outlet. Sky News and The Jerusalem Post report more than 130 arrests, the BBC, Channels TV and The Guardian report more than 300 or 325, and Ukrainska Pravda reports more than 130. The protest took place outside the US embassy in London and follows the group's designation as a terrorist organisation.

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Cost-of-living protests in European cities turned violent, according to headlines from The Jerusalem Post and MyJoyOnline. The Jerusalem Post says Israeli and US flags were burned in Lyon. MyJoyOnline says shops were looted during German cost-of-living protests.

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CBS News (US) reports that rioters looted stores in Germany during cost-of-living protests.

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Youth-led protests are entering a third weekend in France and spreading across several European countries, according to headlines from CBC News, The Hindu, PBS NewsHour, NPR, ABC News and Mainichi. NPR describes France as seething again, while PBS NewsHour and ABC News refer only to the third weekend of protests. The Independent's headline mentions only youth protests across Europe, without naming France.

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According to The Guardian, Indian forces tightened security in Delhi ahead of a major opposition protest. Geo News and The Express Tribune, both from Pakistan, report the same: Indian authorities tightened security ahead of a major opposition march in Delhi.

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Cost-of-living protests in European cities turned violent, according to headlines from The Jerusalem Post and MyJoyOnline. The Jerusalem Post says Israeli and US flags were burned in Lyon. MyJoyOnline says shops were looted during German cost-of-living protests.

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Gen Z protests have reached Germany, with tens of thousands joining rallies, according to The Times of Israel and The Indian Express; Geo News had put the expected turnout above 160,000. Headlines say the protests turned violent with clashes, according to Al Jazeera and The Times of Israel. The Indian Express asks what young people want, but its headline does not spell out those demands.

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Police moved against protesters in Lisbon and Porto, according to Expresso and RTP. RTP reports 13 arrests and several injuries, while Público describes warnings, baton charges and arrests at the encampments. Observador and Diário de Notícias published mainly images of the encampments and the protests.

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Al Jazeera and BBC News report that Gen Z-led protests in Germany, over the cost of living, have turned violent, with shops looted. The Jerusalem Post says Israeli and US flags were burned in Lyon during economic protests it describes as violent across European cities.

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Youth-led protests are entering a third weekend in France and spreading across several European countries, according to headlines from CBC News, The Hindu, PBS NewsHour, NPR, ABC News and Mainichi. NPR describes France as seething again, while PBS NewsHour and ABC News refer only to the third weekend of protests. The Independent's headline mentions only youth protests across Europe, without naming France.

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Three Indian outlets cover the INDIA bloc rally at Ramlila Maidan, in New Delhi: The Hindu reports traffic curbs, The Indian Express asks whether people can protest outside designated sites, and The Wire carries a live feed of the rally, with opposition leaders marching from Minto Park.

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Iran warns that a new war with the United States could last longer after Trump threatens strikes, according to Channels TV, Dawn and The Hindu. Australian minister Penny Wong warns that new US strikes on Iran would worsen global instability, and also mentions protests.

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Protests in France led to the detention of nearly 800 people, according to headlines from Observador, Jornal de Notícias, Diário de Notícias and Expresso. The Brazilian Gazeta do Povo reports about 300 arrests, a figure much lower than the one given by the Portuguese papers. Three of the Portuguese headlines say the demonstrations took place without serious incidents.

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Al Jazeera and BBC News report that Gen Z-led protests in Germany, over the cost of living, have turned violent, with shops looted. The Jerusalem Post says Israeli and US flags were burned in Lyon during economic protests it describes as violent across European cities.

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Youth-led protests are entering a third weekend in France and spreading across several European countries, according to headlines from CBC News, The Hindu, PBS NewsHour, NPR, ABC News and Mainichi. NPR describes France as seething again, while PBS NewsHour and ABC News refer only to the third weekend of protests. The Independent's headline mentions only youth protests across Europe, without naming France.

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Protesters set up tents in Rossio and Praça D. João I, according to RTP. Lisbon's encampment decided to spend the night in Rossio again with tents set up, Público reports. Diário de Notícias reports further tense moments in Rossio and that the Porto encampment approved spending the night in Praça D. João I with tents.

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In Poland, President Nawrocki called parliamentarians and emergency consultations over the dispute on the Constitutional Tribunal, which some headlines describe as an institutional crisis; the president accuses Tusk of taking the court by force. Prime Minister Tusk defends the overhaul of the tribunal and the suspension of its president despite protests, and rules out an agreement with the opposition on the court. According to one headline, the European Commission backs the Polish government in the constitutional court crisis.

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