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barbara starr in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera police have been firing water cannon n.p.r. gas against protesters in beirut demanding a resolution to lebanon's economic crisis at least 100 people have been injured protesters hurled rocks at the capital's parliament building widespread demonstrations against lebanon's political elite and the government corruption have been ongoing since october they have increased over the past week because of delays in forming a new cabinet to try to address the country's economic crisis said the holder is in beirut and she says security forces have now taken control.

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i told the prime minister that n.p.r. and n.r.c. are not acceptable to us i asked them to rethink it and roll back ca and n.r.c. keeping in mind that no man should be left behind troubled or discriminated against . back at the protest things came to a halt at a major intersection protest leaders wanted to take the barge to government house where bodie is staying but the police were in their way after some to go she is. the could they say they're determined to keep going to racial citizenship law it's withdrawing. the whole robin al-jazeera cult. now staying in india and more than 200 families have been made homeless in the state of carolina after the government demolished their homes in the supreme court said 2 towers were violating local building regulations a shortage of affordable housing in indian cities has led to more illegal construction projects developers often use cheap materials and build in areas where it's predicted by law now more than a 1000000 and a half people were made homeless when a devastating earthquake hit hai

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are opposed to she later said this about that beating america yeah if i tell the prime minister that n.p.r. and n.r.c. are not acceptable to us i asked them to rethink it and roll back ca and n.r.c. keeping in mind that no man should be left behind troubled or discriminated against . back at the protest things came to a halt at a major intersection protest leaders wanted to take the barge to government house where bodie is stay but the police were in their way after some to go she should the box continued they say they're determined to keep going until the controversial citizenship law is withdrawn. the whole robin al-jazeera calcutta. baltar's governing body has chosen a leader to replace joseph muscat who stepped down a spawn minister over the matter of an investigative journalist robert is seen as representing continuity for the mediterranean island joseph muscat announced his resignation last month because of his government's alleged ties to the killing of recall to daphne. headlines on al-jazeera a ceasefire has come into effect in libya after warlord highly to have tar agreed to the

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i told the prime minister that n.p.r. and n.r.c. are not acceptable to us i asked them to rethink it and roll back ca and n.r.c. keeping in mind that no man should be left behind troubled or discriminated against . back at the protest things came to a halt at a major intersection protest leaders wanted to take the barge to govern the house where bodie is staying but the police were in their way after some to go she is. the march continued they say they're determined to keep until the controversial citizenship law is withdrawn. as a whole robin al-jazeera calcutta. a 1000 in poland have rallied against a controversial law that could see judges punished if they critical of court were formed the parliament passed the law in december defying warnings from the european union and in baba reports now from warsaw. in warsaw they sang the national anthem in solidarity members of the public joined more than a 1000 judges from around the country and delegations from across europe to. members of the judiciary say they're under attack from a new

are opposed to she later said this about that beating america yeah if i tell the prime minister that n.p.r. and n.r.c. are not acceptable to us i asked them to rethink it and roll back ca and n.r.c. keeping in mind that no man should be left behind troubled or discriminated against . back at the protests things came to a halt at a major intersection protest leaders wanted to take the barge to government house where bodie is staying but the police were there way after some to go she should the march continued they say they're determined to keep going until the controversial citizenship law is withdrawn. as a whole robin al-jazeera calcutta. the main political parties in northern ireland have met in the regional parliament for the 1st time in 3 years to form a power sharing coalition the democratic unionist parties in foster was sworn in as 1st minister well michelle and neil from the irish nationalists politician face was appointed deputy 1st minister and the restoration comes after a deal was brokered by the british and irish governments the power sharing arrangement was a key part of nort

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