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SHAMBHU: Indian police fired tear gas and water cannons on Wednesday to scatter thousands of farmers trying to stage...

Farmers have been protesting about planned changes to farming subsidies in Wales.

Indian farmers who have been protesting for a week to demand guaranteed crop prices have rejected a proposal from the government, and say they will continue their march to the capital New Delhi. The protesting farmers began their march last week, but their efforts to reach the city have been blocked by authorities, who have used tear gas and heavily barricaded entry points into the capital to avoid a repeat of 2021 farmer protests when they camped on the outskirts for over a year. Late Monday ...

On the eve of a large protest by farmers, Czeslaw Siekierski, Poland's Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, addressed them in a letter outlining the ministry's priorities and inviting the protesters to negotiations.

Polish Minister of Economic Development and Technology, Krzysztof Hetman, expressed his support for the farmers blocking the border with Ukraine, saying they are “protesting for a just cause” during an interview with Polish Radio Zet on Feb. 20.

Protesting farmers have been staying put at Shambhu and Khanauri points on Punjabs border with Haryana after their Delhi Chalo march to press the Centre for various demands, including a legal guarantee of minimum support price (MSP) for crops, was stopped by security forces which led to clashes last week.

Capital braces for traffic chaos as protesting farmers gear up to resume march to Delhi, deploying heavy machinery and shields against police measures. | Latest News India

India News: Agriculture Minister Arjun Munda assures protesting farmers in New Delhi of the government's willingness to engage in further discussions. He urges th

In a video shared on social media, SFJ leader Gurpatwant Singh Pannun called upon farmers to "use a bullet for a bullet," claiming that weapons were r

With no update about the committee made to look into their demands, protesting farmers said they will hold a meeting on Monday to decide their next move. They also warned on Sunday they will not vote in the coming general election if govt doesn’t agree to their demand for 10% abadi land as compensation for acquisition.