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Union chief tells Kathimerini never thought Capitol breach could occur

Speaking to Kathimerini after the halls of US Congress in Washington were stormed last Wednesday by a mob in the wake of a rally by US President Donald Trump, the US Capitol Police Officers' Union chairman, Gus Papathanasiou, said he "never thought the Capitol would be breached."

Shocking scenes in Washington, D.C.; Four dead PHOTO / VIDEO

Former U.S. President George W. Bush compared the scene at the U.S. Capitol Wednesday to that of a banana republic: "This is how election results are disputed in a banana republic - not our democratic republic."
The protesters tried to prevent Congress from confirming Joe Biden's victory in the presidential election, said the chief of police in Washington.

Temporarily Are Closed Two of the Biggest Cinemas in the Capital

Temporarily are closed two of the biggest cinemas in the capital Arena Mladost and Arena Zapad.

The reason for stopping their work is "legal circumstances that need time to resolve".

Unfortunate news for the fans was reported by the company's management.

The cinema chain website explained that they will soon be reopened.

Politically polarized Turkey finds largest common ground in Syrian refugees’ return

Although polarized on various political issues, the Turkish people share the most similar views over Syrian refugees in the country, a survey conducted by the Istanbul Bilgi University Center for Migration Research in partnership with the German Marshall Fund (GMF) revealed on Feb. 5.

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