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Anti-bullfighting protesters say 66 bulls will be killed

Protesters call for an end to bullfighting as Spain's iconic San Fermin festival gets underway in Pamplona

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Police seize woman who clambered up Statue of Liberty

A protester who mounted the Statue of Liberty's base has been escorted down by police after a four-hour standoff.

USA

Watch: protester removed from Statue of Liberty after immigration demo

Police in New York climbed onto the Statue of Liberty to arrest a woman who had scaled the monument, amid protests against the Trump administration's treatment of immigrants.

Poland

Increasing anger over Poland reforms

Poland's top judge defies a new retirement law as anger grows over government reforms and protests gather pace

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USA

US protestors: “Immigrants Are Welcome Here!”

Tens of thousands of demonstrators’ march through the streets of New York and nationwide, against the immigration policies of US President Donald Trump. It's after the Trump administration's policy of separating families caught crossing the Mexican border illegally.

Spain

'New wolf pack' gang in Spain held over sex attack

Four men and a boy have been detained by police over a sexual assault on a girl in Gran Canaria.

Spain

Posters shame 'Wolf Pack' assailants as they return home

Feminists groups in Spain are making life uncomfortable for the convicted five men in the Pamplona 'Wolf Pack' case by posting pictures of their faces around Seville.

France

French butchers want protection against vegan 'terrorism'

French butchers have called on the government to protect them against violent attacks from vegan “terrorism.”

United Kingdom

Thousands take to London's streets demanding final say on Brexit

Thousands of pro-EU marchers have taken to the streets in London, demanding a final vote on any UK exit deal.

Spain

Mass rally in Madrid

The five men labeled the "Wolf Pack" were convicted of a lesser charge in relation to the assault on a young woman in Pamplona

Syria

Syrian group dances around Latakia's streets to revive city

The group wants to revive the Syrian city's spirit.

United Kingdom

Protesters leave knicker-bunting outside door of MP who blocked upsk

Protesters leave knicker-bunting outside door of MP who blocked upskirting bill

Nicaragua

Nicaraguan family perishes in deadly arson attack

The fire and the shooting dead of two people by police broke a ceasefire between the government and protesters that was just hours old.

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No Comments of the week

We look back at some of the highlights from this week's No Comment section.

Georgia

Georgia's PM Giorgi Kvirikashvili resigns

Prime Minister Kvirikashvili resigns over "different points of view" with ruling party and amidst a month of anti-government protests.

Gaza

Israeli troops kill 3, injure 600 others along Gaza border: medics

Some 10,000 Palestinians took part in the protest, according to the Israeli army, throwing rocks at troops, burning tyres, and hurling “a number of explosive devices and a grenade” across the fence.

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Beekeepers stage funeral for France's dying bee population

Bees in France are fast dying, say beekeepers who staged a mock funeral in central Paris on Thursday (June 7).

Jordan

Jordan King's call for tax review fails to quell protests

Jordan's King Abdullah calls for a review of a controversial tax law as thousands take to the streets for a fifth night

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Clashes continue in Srinagar over death of a protester

Clashes between protesters and Indian security forces continued in Kashmir on Saturday, with police firing tear gas in response to protesters throwing rocks.

Romania

European Personality of the Year: Florin Badita, founder of Corruption

At just 30 years' old, Florin Badita has founded a movement that has single-handedly exposed endemic corruption in Romanian political life. Euronews' Sophie Claudet interviewed him to find out more.