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fired tear gas of protesters as they rallied in athens the demonstrators oppose a june deal to end a name dispute with neighboring macedonia under which it could change its name to northern macedonia greece feared territorial claims on its own province also named macedonia. syrian activists are reporting fresh air strikes on rebel positions in hama provinces and describing them as the most violent in a month it comes just a day after turkey iran and russia failed to agree on a cease fire. has beaten serena williams to claim the first ever grand slam title for a japanese woman at the u.s. open after having lost the first set williams lost her cool ranting at the chair umpire williams was given a game penalty and osaka took the set and match. on

monday sixty thousand people turned out for an anti-racism concert in the eastern german city of chemists the concepts motto vias and there are more of us. this is absolutely fantastic because the people of chemists have to show that our city is colorful it's. not a far right city the majority is totally normal democratically civilised but not right for god sakes we don't want that. luxury watchmakers in the nearby town of glasgow to agree that no most company sells two thirds of its production abroad the recent pictures of rampaging nazis and chemists can easily harm the economy of the entire federal state of saxony. customers are starting to ask questions.