Asyaliya Workers - Police counterpultis, 70 factories leave, quiet
Workers blocked the road in Asyalia, Damascus, demanding a minimum wage of 30,000 dollars. During the time, a car was torched with workers' counter-pushors and a police car.
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After being a cop, the party's leader - why do they have to call the stick?
Despite police, industry police, and other law enforcement forces in the country, the workers' leaders of the ruling party are seen on the streets carrying batons. He wants to know what the reason is.
At the 101th anniversary of the debt anniversary
The name of the river, which is called the Agres, taught us (1914-1951), and showed us how the river drys up.
Sylll Test: West Indies ahead of 315 Runs, Bangladesh has to start record.
Take a look at the live account and analysis of the second test of Bangladesh in Sylhet.
Habt Friend's Assembly next to the ostrac family
As part of the ‘a good job' to mark the 28th anniversary of the founding of the first light festival, a de facto family in Dhajpur presented a lot of laughing kids. Recently, my friends and I were able to go to the family and hand them over to my friends.
I was on my way back to work.
The incident took place in front of the Jinjian restaurant in the northern sector on Thursday morning 10 a.m.
Finland court jails captain and crew member over Baltic cable sabotage
Finland seized the Fitburg freighter last year over the suspected sabotage of cables linking Helsinki and Tallinn. It's one of several incidents of damaged infrastructure in the Baltic since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Poland arrests four over alleged spying for Russia
Poland has charged four people with espionage, saying they were sending information to Moscow. Two more have been accused of shipping military components to Russia.
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What does Yamuna river pass in Delhi?
See how Yamuna river enters Delhi, what is the recent and how it goes through the city, the dirt of the top is dissolved.
"I didn't know I had vitamin D deficiency until I fainted at work"
Doctors are finding that vitamin D deficiency is increasingly widespread in the United Kingdom, especially among young people. However, symptoms are difficult to detect and may go unnoticed.
Money Will 2.0: Will Gold Prices and Go Down?
There were many events around the world that led to a decline in gold prices. In such a question, whether gold prices and gold prices go down.
What are the screws of the administration on the school of Sonam Wangchuk, the entire dispute ranging from land to lease?
The Ladakh administration has canceled the allocation of the land given to the Institute of Sonam Wangchuk. Now after the classes have been started in their school, the administration has reported to stop. Wangchuk’s wife is alleged that it is all being to make them and their husband scared.
Yemen... A father slapping his son during his centuries!
This workshop is reviewed by the following headings: Yemen A father slapping his son during his centuries. Sultanate of Oman. An Omani passport on a Kuwaiti show is controversial. Saudi... Citizens holding young brotherhood from Tawk. Egypt... A teacher finds a duck in a pupil's bag. Turkey. Adults dance in front of the Tribson Spur Stadium.
Tens of thousands of Ethiopians fleeing fighting in the south of the country to Kenya.
Tens of thousands of Ethiopians fled over the past two weeks to neighbouring Kenya, following violent clashes between two groups within their countries. These displaced persons have left the city of Mweil, a city on both sides of the border between two States of Eastern Africa. Their large number and sudden arrival are difficult for Kenyan authorities, in a semi-arid and poor area of scarce water resources.
France: strike and protest movements involving hundreds of thousands in the midst of strict security measures
France, Thursday, is witnessing protest strikes and movements advocated by trade union bodies, in conjunction with new student demonstrations, in which hundreds of thousands of people are expected to participate throughout the country. These moves are in the wake of weeks of protests on conditions of education and cost-of-living, culminating on 17 October with extensive riots. The authorities declared that they had deployed 70 thousand security agents, while trajectories for demonstrations in central Paris had been banned, triggering trade union criticism.
A public strike and fears of riots during the protests of the Black Thursday in France.
Today, France is witnessing a new wave of protests and strikes, with the participation of public and private officials, students and retirees, in response to the call of professional unions to increase wages, reduce price rises and improve social conditions, in the midst of broad security preparations in anticipation of riots during demonstrations.
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Take cover immediately. The last words of a Ukrainian policeman before a Russian bombing killed dozens.
Officials reported that the result of a Russian bombardment targeting a aid distribution point in Zabourgea Province, South-East Ukraine, on Monday, had risen to 40 fatalities, while dozens were still missing; the attack was one of the most bloody strikes against civilians this year. The attack took place one day after the end of a short local ceasefire with a United States mediation, less than a week before the scheduled date for two delegations from Ukraine and Russia in Abu Dhabi, under United States auspices, to hold talks aimed at ending the war.
ACCP clearallen Samanta Sharmin objected to Jamaat's alliance
Samanta Sharmin, who resigned from the post of the National People's Party (NCP) in Bangladesh, said the ACCP has lost its unique political identity with Jamaat-e-Islami. Meanwhile, Portugal legend Christiano Romaldo said he was retired from international football.
Why is there just four hours of sleep enough for some people?
This question has been a long-term one of the reasons why there is so much difference in the need for different people to sleep.
The body of the Jordanian officer after his death was stabbed in Amman, and the King says, "We will not end up fighting terrorism."
A security man who shot me in a blunt attack on the Manatar Street in Amman, after being assaulted and trying to seize his weapon, according to the Directorate of Public Security. The Directorate described the incident as " terrorist act " .