World leaders condemn violence at U.S. Capitol, urge orderly transfer of power

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In a rare joint message, the U.S. military’s Joint Chiefs of Staff on Tuesday assailed last week’s riots at the U.S.

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In the wake of Wednesday’s violent protests at the U.S. Capitol, religious leaders encourage people to practice peace, even in times of political dissent.

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direct to your inboxThe Prime Minister has said Donald Trump was “completely wrong” to encourage supporters to storm the Capitol and to cast doubt on the US election result.Violence erupted at the Capitol building in Washington D.C.

World leaders have expressed dismay and revulsion at yesterday’s assault on the Capitol by supporters of President Trump.

direct to your inboxThe Prime Minister has called for a “peaceful and orderly transfer of power” in the United States after violent protesters stormed the Capitol and interrupted politicians’ formal approval of Joe Biden’s presidential election win.In chaotic scenes, hundreds of President Donald Trump supporters breached barricades and staged an occupation of the building in Washington DC on Wednesday.Protesters clashed with police, tear gas was dispersed and one woman later died after being

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A slew of Republican leaders condemned the rioting that took place on Capitol Hill Wednesday, urging those on site not to engage in violence. "Violence and anarchy are unacceptable," conservative Sen.Tom Cotton, R-Ark., tweeted.