A demonstrator raises a fist as a fire burns in the street after clashes with law enforcement in Seattle in June following the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody. The global outrage expressed over the killing of Floyd and the wider Black Lives Matter movement are evidence of 'the urgent necessity' to fix economic and societal issues, a new book claims. Getty
A demonstrator raises a fist as a fire burns in the street after clashes with law enforcement in Seattle in June following the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody. The global outrageShow more
Coronavirus: world 'must reset or risk violent shocks', says Davos founder
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