Three people have been killed during a violent anti-government protest outside the prime minister's office in the Albanian capital Tirana on Friday, state hospital officials said.... No Comment | euronews: watch the international news without commentary | www.euronews.net
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For more details about Protest and Police clash Visit our website correct-worlds-info.blogspot.com Join & support us on facebook http At least three people were killed & 23 were Injured Friday during an anti-government protest outside the Albanian prime minister's office,
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In the Albanian capital Tirana, at least three people have been shot dead and several others injured during a rally. Thousands of protesters gathered outside the Prime Minister's office demanding the government step down over corruption allegations. Police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowds who called for fresh elections. The country has been in a political deadlock since the opposition rejected the result of the ballot two years ago.
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In the Albanian capital Tirana, at least three people have been shot dead and several others injured during a rally. Thousands of protesters gathered outside the Prime Minister's office demanding the government step down over corruption allegations. Police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowds who called for fresh elections. The country has been in a political deadlock since the opposition rejected the result of the ballot two years ago. Opposition leaders in Albania are vowing to hold more anti-government protests, a day after three people were killed in clashes with police. They are calling for an end to Prime Minister Sali Berisha's government following a corruption scandal. . Albania Tirana Protests Riots Unrest Anti-Government Clashes Video Footage Dramatic Government Violence Demonstrations Rights Respect Right To Protest Human Resistance Freedom Revolution UN Deaths Death Killing Activists Tear Gas Chaos Police Fire On Protesters Killed 22/01/2011
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Tunisian police on Wednesday fired tear gas at hundreds of protesters in the capital who are pressuring the interim government to get rid of allies of ousted President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali. The clashes broke out in front of the prime minister's office as the caretaker government prepared to announce adjustments to its line-up. Acrid clouds of tear gas engulfed hundreds of protesters, and some demonstrators responded by throwing stones at police.
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A NATO spokesperson has confirmed that its troops fired on Serb protesters in the Mitrovica region. According to the statement, they were responding to an attack by the crowd. Figures for the number of wounded vary, but hospital officials say at least six Serb protesters and four NATO soldiers were injured. The Alliance's representative in Kosovo, Kai Gudenoge, said Serb protesters threw pipe bombs at troops stationed along the border between Serbia and Kosovo. One soldier had to be evacuated for treatment due to the gravity of his injuries. Three others are being treated locally. The Serbian side, however, claims the attack was initiated by the KFOR peacekeepers. Eyewitnesses claim the troops fired tear gas and rubber bullets to try and disperse a crowd protesting at the Kosovar government's attempt to take over two border crossings in the north previously controlled by neighboring Serbia. According to Serb officials, at least 14 protesters were injured -- and doctors view their condition as "very serious". According to Serbian-Canadian documentary filmmaker Boris Malagursky, KFOR's efforts did not stop with rubber bullets and tear gas. "At the moment, German KFOR soldiers are putting barbed wire around entire Serbian communities, turning them essentially into ghettos," Malagursky told RT. "And the last time we saw German soldiers setting up barbed wire was during the World War II." "NATO is not really contributing to the peaceful resolution of the problem," Malagursky <b>...</b>
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Video made by me ---------------- In 2001, as a follow-up to the Kosovo crisis, there were reported clashes between Yugoslav security forces and ethnic Albanian guerillas linked to the KLA. The aim of the movement was to take full control of Preševo and Bujanovac (and Medveđa outside of the valley but through the same campaign) and hold them until such time as the adjacent lands, Kosovo and Western Macedonia, also came under Albanian fire. Serb forces quickly crushed UPCMB, and the remaining units surrendered to the US at Kosovo i Metohija checkpoint.
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Refugees - The song "Refugees" is dedicated to the plight of millions of refugees across the world and their irrefutable human right to be able to return home. clashofcivilizationsmusic.com For centuries, a harmful myth has been perpetuated that we live in a divided world, that there are fundamental differences between races, cultures, and civilizations, and that this divide can only be bridged by military, economic, or cultural domination. The Clash of Civilizations collective represents one effort to challenge this myth by illustrating the common musical bonds found within all cultures. This is an electronic music project created by two friends, Boston-based composers and music producers Milan Kovacev and Nikola Radan. The goal of the collective is to create unity and harmony by clashing various music from around the world traditional voices, historic samples and melodies, (some dating back hundreds of years), and original native instruments. These separate pieces are seamlessly melded together to create something entirely new and harmonious, something that as a whole is more powerful and moving than its separate parts. Clash of Civilizations project involves creative musicians and performers from USA, Iran, Israel, Turkey, Cyprus, France, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Albania and Serbia, all currently based in Boston and New York. Refugees (music: Kovacev/Radan - lyrics: a collection of war reporters' audio samples) People displaced by the clashes, They were terrified its <b>...</b>
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Please SUBSCRIBE!!! * Please visit our website:www.ggnonline.com for more news commentary. * Please donate to GGN www.paypal.com because it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. NEWS SUMMARY: (Press TV) German demonstrators gathered in Berlin to protest the genetic engineering, factory farming and export dumping calling for a sustainable type of farming. - (AP) Thousands of people held an anti-government demonstration in Albania's capital on Friday, and at least three people were killed and scores wounded as police using tear gas, rubber bullets and water cannons clashed with the protesters. - (Press TV) Hundreds of Tunisian police officers have joined public protests against the interim government in the capital Tunis days after a historic revolution ousted the country's president. - (Press TV) Hundreds of Algerians have defied a ban to stage protest rallies in the capital Algiers amid fears that the Tunisian example might repeat itself in the country. - (AP) — Egyptians plan to mark Tuesday's holiday honoring the much-feared police force with protests being organized through Twitter and Facebook, where 80000 Egyptians have logged their support. - (Press TV) An Israeli politician and former minister has predicted the breaking apart of Israel's cabinet on the back of expected indictment of Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman. - (NTDTV) On Thursday, police in Bangladesh's capital city used batons and fired tear gas to break up violent protests by hundreds of stock <b>...</b>
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Six hurt in basketball riots A riot which broke out after a basketball match left six grec fans badely injured, two of them seriously. Rival supporters clashed shortly before the Uleb Cup match between Serbia's Red Star Belgrade and Greek side PAOK Salonika in Belgrade. Fans of the Serbian capital's other big team, Partizan Belgrade, also joined in the clashes. Fans invaded the court and pelted each other with flares as well as seats they ripped from the tiers before riot police moved in to quell the violence. Encounters between Red Star and Partizan in either football or basketball have a history of crowd trouble and more than 100 fans were injured when an entire tier collapsed amid clashes during their basketball derby in June.
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Kosovo's Prime Minister has announced that the breakaway region has introduced customs control on the border with Serbia - a move strongly opposed by Belgrade. Local Serbs have been trying to prevent it by blocking roads leading to the two border posts. Our correspondent Sara Firth is at one of them. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com
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Preview of Dangabesisaak's blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: www.travelpod.com This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow creator. Entry from: Prizren, Serbia and Montenegro Entry Title: "Pretty in Prizren" Entry: "We were sorry to leave Pristina yesterday and took our time getting to the bus station, bidding a fond farewell to the professor's pensione. We had been recomended a visit to Prizren by the owner of our hostel in Sarajevo, a Kosovar woman who told us that it was a beautiful town with lots of the Turkish Ottoman houses and old mosques still intact. After a bumpy but beautiful bus ride, we arrived in Prizren, near the Albanian border, to discover that unlike Pristina, virtually no one here spoke English. The KFOR troops in this part of Kosovo are German or Turkish, and there are no English-speaking tourists, so we stumbled along with our mangled Albanian, two words of German and enthusiastic hand gestures and managed to get a local kid to take us to a hotel near the bus station. The owners of the hotel seemed surprised to see us, but were very friendly and showed us to a room and we dropped our bags and headed out. Despite the recent ugliness of the 2004 clashes here and the burned out shells of Serb homes on the hills around the town, Prizren is a pretty town with ancient mosques and hamams, lots of outdoor cafes along a river, and a ruined 15th century fortress on the hill overlooking the town. We spent most of <b>...</b>
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Time of the Comet (Official Trailer) Director: Fatmir Koçi Writers: Dritero Kasapi (writer) Fatmir Koçi (writer) Genre: Drama, History, Romance, War Plot: It is 1914. The Haley-comet is shining in the sky and Albania is finally free from 500 years of Ottoman rule. Instead of freedom, anarchy reigns. The neighboring countries want a piece of Albania, the Ottoman sympathizers want the return of the Great Sultan and European powers want to establish their influence. Divided in protectorates between different European countries Albania at that time resembles very much the todays Iraq, Afghanistan, Bosnia, Kosovo etc. Wielhelm Wied an unanimous German Prince was crowned King of Albania with the task of establishing peace and creating a modern state of Albania modeled by the European states. In his post he lasted only six months. This period was turbulent, violent, cynical, tragic-comical and for some people it raised false hopes for a better future. In a small insignificant village in south Albania, a young man, Shestan, decides to take action. He sees the European presence as an historical chance for a new beginning. He wants to be participant and wants to serve and go to war for the new European King. With some of his friends he creates a small unit of fighters that sets of on a long journey to find the just war that will finally lead to freedom. But very soon this detachment of freedom fighters find themselves lost in the different landscapes of their own country. A tragic <b>...</b>
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Serbs attack USA Slovenia Embassy after Kosovo Independence Hundreds of protesters clashed with Serbian police on Sunday evening, hours after Kosovo's leaders unilaterally declared the province's independence from Serbia. At least 12 protesters, mainly fans of local soccer clubs and skinheads, were injured and arrested in several skirmishes in the Serbian capital. The crowd damaged the Slovenian embassy, a McDonald's restaurant and about a dozen shop windows. "We hate the West, we hate Western values and civilization," said a club-wielding protestor who identified himself as Nikola. They chanted «Kosovo is Serbia» and slogans against Kosovo Albanians, Serbian President Boris Tadic and pro-Western opposition leaders, but also against conservative Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica. Masked thugs chanted the name of the Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladic, accused of genocide in the Bosnian 1992-95 war, who is still at large. Police fired tear gas and rubber bullets in a skirmish at the downtown Terazije square, forcing the crowd to disperse, leaving overturned garbage containers, broken glass, stone fragments and other debris behind. Eyewitnesses said that protesters stoned the Belgrade headquarters of the opposition Liberal Democratic Party, the only Serbian political party that has supported the possibility of Kosovo's independence, and a nearby café. B92 television reported that at 9 pm several groups were still in the streets, regrouping and returning to places <b>...</b>
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Time of the Comet** Albanian movie* 2008 **Directed by Fatmir Koçi. With Blerim Destani, Masiela Lusha, Xhevdet Ferri It is 1914. The Haley-comet is shining in the sky and Albania is finally free from 500 years of Ottoman rule. Instead of freedom, anarchy reigns. The neighboring countries want a piece of Albania, the Ottoman sympathizers want the return of the Great Sultan and European powers want to establish their influence. Divided in protectorates between different European countries Albania at that time resembles very much the today's Iraq, Afghanistan, Bosnia, Kosovo etc. Wielhelm Wied an unanimous German Prince was crowned King of Albania with the task of establishing peace and creating a modern state of Albania modeled by the European states. In his post he lasted only six months. This period was turbulent, violent, cynical, tragic-comical and for some people it raised false hopes for a better future. In a small insignificant village in south Albania, a young man, Shestan, decides to take action. He sees the European presence as an historical chance for a new beginning. He wants to be participant and wants to serve and go to war for the new European King. With some of his friends he creates a small unit of fighters that sets of on a long journey to find the just war that will finally lead to freedom. But very soon this detachment of freedom fighters find themselves lost in the different landscapes of their own country. A tragic-comical series of events leads them <b>...</b>
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Kosovo is stepping up its lobby to start talks about membership of the European Union after it reach breakthrough in its customs dispute with Serbia. Its president came to Brussels for the first time last week for high-level talks with officials at all key European institutions. Greece, Spain and Serbia are some of the countries that dont recognize Kosovo as an independent state. Kosovo is still seeing interethnic violence, even as recent as a month ago, with clashes at the Kosovo-Serbian border. It's clear that much needs to be done before it's possible to speak about a normalized situation. But Kosovo's President feels it's destined to join the union. The European parliament remains concerned about continued evidence of corruption in Pristina and its surroundings. Council President Herman van Rompuy said he was pleased to see 'a European solution,' to a trade dispute with Serbia, reaching an agreement over customs stamps. Van Rompuy urged the president of Kosovo to make further progress to uphold the rule of law and fight organised crime and corruption in order to "steadily bring Kosovo closer to the EU". Kosovo, as a generally ethnic Albanian region, declared independence from Serbia in 2008. Serbs living in Kosovo, most Christian orthodox, continue to complain about harsh discrimination by the mostly Muslim Albanian majority.
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Kosovo's Prime Minister announces that the breakaway region has introduced customs control on the border with Serbia. Local Serbs have been trying to prevent the move, blocking roads leading to the two border posts. And hundreds of them are staging a protest in the northern city of Mitrovica to protest against Kosovo's plans. EU police and NATO-led troops have been deployed to the two sites. But Serbia claims international representatives are only making the situation worse as they are siding with Kosovo authorities. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com
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Tensions in nothern Kosovo will be discussed this week in Brussels, as Belgrade's top negotiator called for calm, urging all sides to seek a diplomatic solution. The atmosphere in the region intensified after Pristina, backed by NATO-led forces, placed customs officials on the two disputed border posts previously under Serb control. In response, Serbia blockaded all the roads leading to the crossings. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com
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10. Kosovo Refugees (Carol Guzy) a two-year-old boy, who is passed through a fence made with barbed wire to his family. Thousands of Kosovo refugees were reunited and camped in Kukes, Albania. 9. War Underfoot (Carolyn Cole) Bullet casings cover entirely a street in Monrovia. The Liberian capital was the worst affected region, because it was the scene of heavy fighting between government soldiers and rebel forces. 8. Thailand Massacre (Neil Ulevich) The Thammasat University Massacre took place on October 6, 1976. It was a very violent attack on students who were demonstrating against Field Marshall Thanom Kittikachorn. 7. After the Storm (Patrick Farrell) The subject of "After the Storm" is a boy who is trying to save a stroller after the tropical storm Hanna struck Haiti. 6. The Power of One (Oded Balilty) In 2006, Israeli authorities ordered the evacuation of illegal outposts, such as Amona. Oded Balilty, an Israeli photographer for the Associated Press, was present when the evacuation degenerated into violent and unprecedented clashes between settlers and police officers. The picture shows a brave woman rebelling against authorities. 5. World Trade Center 9/11 (Steve Ludlum) The consequences of the second aircraft crashing into New York's WTC were devastating: fireballs erupted and smoke billowed from the skyscrapers anticipating the towers' collapse and monstrous dust clouds. 4. After the Tsunami (Arko Datta) "After the Tsunami" illustrates an Indian woman lying on <b>...</b>
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Tunisia's once-feared police, who carried out the repressive policies of their now exiled president, were joining forces with protesters on Saturday as they marched through the streets of the capital. Some non-uniformed officers, wearing red armbands to distinguish themselves from civilians, led a protest in Tunis on Saturday to call for the creation of a police union and greater rights and pay. Saturday's development was significant because, while the army is respected, police were feared during the 23-year reign of Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, who fled eight days ago to Saudi Arabia after a month of deadly riots around the country.
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Please SUBSCRIBE!!! * Please visit our website: www.ggnonline.com for more news commentary. * Please donate to GGN www.paypal.com because it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. NEWS SUMMARY: (NY Times) The Egyptian government intensified efforts to crush a fresh wave of protests on Wednesday, banning public gatherings, detaining hundreds of peopled demanding an end to the government of President Hosni Mubarak. - (AP) -- Internet service in Egypt was disrupted and the government deployed an elite special operations force in Cairo on Friday, hours before an anticipated new wave of anti-government protests. - (Mail Online) The wife of Tunisia's ousted president fled the chaos-stricken country with one-and-a-half tons of gold worth more than £35million, it emerged yesterday. - HEADLINES WITH LINKS: Egypt's Day of Wrath bit.ly Hundreds held in Egypt protests bit.ly Anti-government protests erupt in Yemen bit.ly Dramatic footage of fresh clashes in Tunisia as police fire tear gas bit.ly Protesters in Egypt Defy Ban as Government Cracks Down nyti.ms Egypt: Internet down, police counterterror unit up yhoo.it Three killed and 250 wounded as thousands clash with police and protests boil over on streets of Egypt and Lebanon bit.ly Egypt president's son, family flee to Britain bit.ly Tunisia's President Flees After Riots Fanned by WikiLeaks aol.it Wife of Tunisian president fled riot-torn country with 1.5 TONNES of gold (that should help feed the son-in-law's pet tiger) bit.ly <b>...</b>
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Banoret e Orikumit kane rinisur protestat, duke kërkuar pronësinë mbi tokat qe kane marre me ligjin 7501. Ata pretendojnë se njerëz te mbështetur nga qeveria, po u grabisin pronat. Qindra ish-punonjësve te ndërmarrjes bujqësore, kësaj radhe u është bashkuar edhe kryebashkiaku i ri i Orikumit Gezim Capo, i cili i cilëson te drejta kërkesat e banoreve dhe i bën thirrje qeverise për zgjidhjen e problemit. Prej dy vjetësh, banoret e Orikumit kane protestuar për certifikimin e rreth 450 hektarëve toke bujqësore qe kane ne përdorim prej vitesh. Ne disa raste protestat kane degjeneruar edhe ne përleshje mes tyre dhe forcave te policisë. Situata ne qytetin bregdetar u tensionua një vit e gjysme me pare pas nisjes se punimeve për një bllok banimi. Orikum residents have resumed protests, demanding ownership of lands that have received the 7501 law. They claim that people support the government, are being rob properties. Hundreds of former employees of the agricultural enterprise, this time joined in the new mayor of Orikum Gezim Capo, which specifies the requirements of citizens rights and calls on government to solve the problem. Of two years, residents have protested for certification Orikum about 450 hectares of agricultural land that are in use for years. In some cases, the protests have degenerated in clashes between them and police forces. The situation was tense in the coastal city of half a year ago after starting the works for a residential block.
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