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Feb 20

Israeli government advances legal system overhaul despite mass protest

By Laurie Kellman, Ilan Ben Zion, Associated Press

Israel's parliament has for the first time advanced a plan to overhaul the legal system, defying a historic uproar among Israelis and calls for restraint from the United States.

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Feb 13

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Thousands in Israel protest far-right government’s plan to weaken nation’s judiciary

By William Brangham, Teresa Cebrian Aranda, Cai Pigliucci, Madeline Powell

The recently elected far-right government in Israel took a clear step Monday toward passing highly controversial judicial reform. Its actions have created a massive reaction among Israelis who stand against it, saying they could fundamentally alter Israel's democracy. William Brangham…

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Feb 11

Nearly 1 million French march in 4th day of national protests against pension changes

By Thomas Adamson, Jade le Deley, Associated Press

Police were out in force across France on Saturday as protesters held a sometimes restive fourth round of nationwide demonstrations against President Emmanuel Macron’s plans to reform the country's pension system.

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Feb 07

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News Wrap: China steps up complaints about U.S. shooting down suspected spy balloon

In our news wrap Tuesday, China stepped up its complaints about the U.S. shooting down a suspected spy balloon, Germany, Denmark and the Netherlands said they will send at least 100 refurbished Leopard battle tanks to Ukraine's military, and thousands…

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Jan 30

France braces for major transportation woes amid continued pension strikes

By Associated Press

Labor unions mobilized massive street protests in an initial salvo of nationwide strikes earlier this month. They're hoping for similar success Tuesday to maintain pressure on government plans to raise France's retirement age.

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Jan 29

Protesters question circumstances surrounding ‘Stop Cop City’ activist’s death

By R.J. Rico, Associated Press

Beyond the distrust many in the “Stop Cop City” movement have toward police, six people who knew Tortuguita told the AP that authorities’ allegations about the protester's final encounter do not match up with the person they knew.

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Jan 28

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Tyre Nichols’ death puts spotlight back on excessive police use of force

By John Yang, Lorna Baldwin

People across the nation are struggling to come to grips with the shocking display of excessive force by Memphis police in the beating death of 29-year-old Tyre Nichols. Thaddeus Johnson, professor of criminal justice and criminology at Georgia State University,…

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Jan 22

Protest in Atlanta over state police killing of environmental activist turns violent

By R.J. Rico, Associated Press

A protest turned violent in downtown Atlanta on Saturday night in the wake of the death of an environmental activist who was killed by authorities this week after officials said the 26-year-old shot a state trooper.

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Jan 21

Peru shuts down Machu Picchu as political unrest spreads across country

By Daniel Politi, Associated Press

Peru indefinitely shut the tourist site Machu Picchu on Saturday in the latest sign that anti-government protests that began last month are increasingly engulfing the South American country.

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Jan 19

French President Macron vows to proceed with pension reform, despite nationwide protests

By Sylvie Corbet, Jade le Deley, Associated Press

Hundreds of thousands protested on the streets of Paris and other French cities Thursday amid nationwide strikes against plans to raise the retirement age.

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