Shocking footage has emerged of the moment a cop was thrown from his horse during a Black Lives Matter rally in London, as thousands of activists descended upon the White House and Finance Minister Mathias Cormann took aim at Aussie protesters.
After dealing with an epidemic and race riots, Americans are scared of war on their own territory and are looking for a “plan B”, writes US Correspondent Sarah Blake
Los Angeles Police have been accused of shooting a wheelchair-bound man in the eye with rubber bullets, as the NFL apologised for his organisation’s stance on the Black Lives Matter movement.
A global pandemic, economic devastation, race riots and a presidential impeachment; In five short and terrible months, this year has seen a confluence of the worse crises of the past 100 years.
GRAPHIC VIDEO: Shocking footage has emerged of the moment riot police walk past an elderly protester bleeding on the floor after he was violently pushed to the ground. Police claim he “tripped and fell”.
A full autopsy of George Floyd, who died after crying out ‘I can’t breathe’, has revealed he had COVID-19. Donald Trump has also criticised his former top US security chief who backed protesters.
Australia has been invited to join the G7 party and US President Donald Trump wants Russia there, too. But other members are not so sure that Vladimir Putin should have a seat at the table.
The danger wasn’t from the crowds of marchers who defied the early curfew in New York. It was in the hidden side streets where things turned ugly fast, writes US correspondent Sarah Blake.
A day after threatening states that he would dispatch the military to quell protests, President Donald Trump appeared to be backing down. This comes as a new poll shows almost 2/3 of Americans support the protests.
The US Army has deployed Blackhawk choppers to fly over the top of protesters after Donald Trump warned he will deploy the military. His threat hasn’t stopped the riots as police were injured by a car that drove at them in New York.
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