Several police officers have been injured after petrol bombs, fireworks and heavy masonry were thrown during disorder in Londonderry. Police said they are liaising with community representatives to prevent further escalation after disorder erupted in Nailors Row.

Riots in UK: Home Secretary Yvette Cooper pledges to restore faith in law

As United Kingdom recovers from a weekend of protests riots and right-wing thug the mayor of London Sadiq Khan has raised concerns about his safety. Watch in for more details!

UK riots: PM Keir Starmer puts UK police on high-alert amid fears of disorder

Bodycam footage shows police pelted with fireworks during UK riots. Police said that nearly 500 people have been arrested for alleged participation in the protest. Watch to know more.

UK riots: Bodycam footage reveals police targeted with fireworks in the riots | WION Originals

More than 400 people have been arrested and close to 150 charged as far-right riots spread in the UK. Watch to know more.

UK police warns 'riots not over yet'

The Prime Minister has said those caught being involved in riots across England and Northern Ireland can expect to be rapidly processed through the courts. Watch in for more details!

UK Riots: PM Keir Starmer condemns far-right wave of violence, backs police action

Keir Starmer indicated a firm stance against the rioters in Southport, emphasising that legal consequences will be strictly enforced. “Those who rioted will feel the full force of the law,” the UK PM said after police vehicles were set alight and missiles hurled at officers.

Keir Starmer vows Southport rioters will face 'full force of the law'

A video of protesters overturning a police vehicle and setting a double-decker bus on fire is making rounds on social media. The video came after major riots broke out in Leeds, United Kingdom.

Leeds riots: Viral video shows bus being set on fire amid unrest in UK city

Delhi police on Friday (May 31) posted a snappy wisecrack in response to a social media user on X who had asked them to help him find a girlfriend. The reply has since gone viral and garnered over 300,000 views on the platform, making social media users laugh out loud.

Man asks Delhi Police to help him find a girlfriend; their clever reply sets laugh riot on social media

A thousand police arrived in New Caledonia from France and streets were relatively calm after a week of unrest, the French High Commission said on Monday, but roads were blocked by protesters and the airport remained shut, stranding tourists. Watch in for more details!

New Caledonia protesters, police spar ahead of Macron visit

New Caledonia protest: French President to visit new Caledonia

French police pour in New Caledonia as protesters continue road blockade

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France is beefing up its presence in New Caledonia. Police reinforcements have arrived in the archipelago. Still, French representatives have declared that parts of the territory are "out of state control". Is France losing control of its overseas territory?

Gravitas | Is France losing control over New Caledonia?

French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal signed a decree on Wednesday (May 15) declaring a state of emergency in New Caledonia as violence erupted there over electoral reforms, resulting in the deaths of three indigenous Kanak youths and a Police official.

New Caledonia protest: France sends troop to diffuse unrest

Three people have been killed in unrest in New Caledonia, an official said, as rioting continued and stores and schools remained shut on Wednesday after France's National Assembly approved changes to voting rules in the Pacific island.

Three dead in New Caledonia as riots rage after Paris approves voting change

Overnight riots erupted in New Caledonia, a French overseas territory. The trigger is a proposed voting reform in Paris that has angered separatists hundreds of miles away. The unrest began on Monday night as hundreds of protesters rallied against a constitutional reform being debated in the National Assembly in Paris.

Caledonia: French overseas territory on the boil

At least 26 combatants and an unconfirmed number of bystanders were killed in a tribal clash in Papua New Guinea's highlands on the 18th of February. Some police and cabinet officials put the death toll between 49 and 64, taking into account the fact that bodies were still being recovered. The military had deployed about 100 troops to the area but they remain woefully outnumbered, outgunned and ineffective. The incident, in the early hours of Sunday, put an escalating internal security problem under the lens in the south pacific island nation. Recently, the strategically vital island nation has garnered close military attention from the rival powers, the United States and China.

Internal security worsening in vital island nation Papua New Guinea

A 14-day state of emergency was declared in Papua New Guinea's capital on the 11th of January after at least 15 people were killed in riots as the crowds looted and burned shops. Reportedly, more than a 1,000 troops were on standby "to step in wherever necessary". The police and public sector protest was triggered over a pay cut which officials blamed on an administrative glitch. In a bid to rectify the rapidly deteriorating situation, the prime minister, James Marape, suspended chief of police and top bureaucrats in the Finance and treasury departments while the government conducts a review. Mohammed Saleh brings you the details.

Unexplained pay cut triggers riots in Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea's prime minister pledged to crack down on "lawlessness" Thursday, following riots in which 15 people were killed as angry crowds torched buildings and ransacked shops.

Papua New Guinea vows crackdown after 15 killed in riots

As many as 15 people who stormed a Russian airport runway and tried to encircle a plane that had flown in from Israel were sentenced to prison by courts on Wednesday (Nov 1).

15 anti-Israel protesters jailed over riots at Russian airport

Cyprus police, on Saturday (September 2) said that they have arrested 13 people after an anti-migrant march turned violent and a mob smashed storefronts and set numerous trash bins on fire in the coastal resort city of Limassol.

Cyprus police arrest at least 13 people after anti-immigrant march turns violent

Five police officers, on Tuesday, were arrested over the death of a 27-year-old man in the southern French city of Marseille during nationwide riots that took place in early July, said the prosecutors.

France: 5 police officers detained over death of man during nationwide riots

About 250 shanties in Tauru town were allegedly encroaching on government property, according to Nuh officials, a police officer claimed on Friday, days after communal clashes broke out in the region. The tenants of the Haryana Shahari Vikas Pradhikaran (HSVP) land, according to the official, were illegal Bangladeshi immigrants who had previously resided in Assam. The shanties were destroyed on Thursday night.

Nuh, Haryana: 250 shanties and encroachments demolished over connection to riots

After days of clashes in North Indian state of Haryana, the situation was relatively calm on Thursday; no fresh violence was reported. However, police are probing cases of fire at two different places of worship.

Haryana violence: Police probe social media content that could have cause violence

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