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Protesters storm Bank of Greece over property foreclosures

A group of protesters opposing property foreclosures on Wednesday stormed the Bank of Greece in central Athens.

The protesters, about 25 individuals believed to be members of the "I won't pay" movement," remained inside the building as police were stationed outside.

No more details were immediately available.

Athens turned into inferno by anti-state rioters? again! (photos + videos)

Violence broke out at 6 p.m. on Thursday when a group of 1,000 anti-state protestors gathered in central Athens. The so-called activists gathered towards a rally where thousands of miners were demonstrating in favor of the Skouries mining investment that is their livelihood.

The police responded to the clashes with the use of chemicals, whereas a chase began all the way to Propylaia.

Two police officers shot in Ferguson (video)

Two police officers were reportedly shot after midnight on Thursday outside the Ferguson Police Department. A protest was taking place outside the police department at the time when shots were fired. Dozens of demonstrators fled after the gun shot with some screaming, "They hit a cop!" Images posted on social media show one officer carried away.

Croatia Police Arrest of Rights Activist Condemned

The Croatian news website Index.hr on Thursday published a video of police pepper spraying a well-known human rights activist in Dubrovnik during his arrest in late July.

The video shows police using pepper spray while struggling unsuccessfully to handcuff Antun Zeravica, 37, in the old town area on July 31, after he refused to show police his ID card.