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GAFFE-PRONE Joe Biden appeared to “get lost” when returning to the White House as he ignored his Secret Service agent’s instructions by walking on the lawn.

The bumbling Democrat was captured walking on the presidential estate after spending time in Delaware.

Video shows Biden following his agents up the lawn to the White House.

An agent is seen pointing a finger, ordering Biden to turn right but the president seems to ignore his instructions.

Biden then trundles across the lawn as he appears to take the long route back to the residence.

He gives a thumbs-up as he makes his way into the White House.

Critics were quick to blast Biden after the footage went viral.

Josh Barnett, who is running for Congress in Arizona, tweeted: “Go here – points where to go… Biden walks straight ahead.”

Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer posted: “Watch this footage carefully.”

Some Twitter users joked that a “robotic-looking” Biden had not been “programmed correctly”.

Others were left baffled why a Secret Service agent had to point out the path.

Biden, a self-proclaimed "gaffe machine", has made several bloopers since his inauguration in January.

Last month, he forgot the reasons why he ran for president as he addressed workers at a Made in America speech in Pennsylvania.

The president said he had three reasons why he wanted to run for the White House but only listed two in the gaffe-prone address.

Biden said: “When I announced my campaign and not many people took it seriously, I said I was running for three reasons.

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Protesters took over government buildings and reportedly stormed the airport in Almaty, Kazakhstan, after demonstrations against a fuel price rise spread quickly across the country.
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A government announcement that the price would be fixed at a lower level did not slow protesters who say they are unhappy with corruption and the cost of living. 'Peacekeeping forces' from a Russia-led military alliance will be sent to help the country’s president, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, regain control. Kazakh media outlets cited the interior ministry as saying 317 police and national guard servicemen have been injured and eight killed. There have been no reliable estimates of civilian casualties

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In our news wrap Wednesday, chaos erupted as protesters in Kazakhstan stormed government buildings and seized a major airport. The ruling cabinet resigned. At least 13 people were killed in Philadelphia, in the city's deadliest fire in at least a century. North Korea has test-fired a ballistic missile for the first time in two months, apparently rejecting new diplomatic talks.

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Chaos gripped Kazakhstan this week as protests broke out throughout the central Asian nation over fuel prices. The country’s government resigned on January 5, 2022, and President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev named a new acting prime minister. But the cabinet’s resignation did little to calm the anger over fuel price hikes as protesters clashed with police.

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Violent clashes broke out between protestors and security forces in Kazakhstan's largest city of Almaty early Thursday. City police said that more than 20 "rioters" had been "eliminated," according to Russian news agency Interfax. A day after the army was called in to quell increasingly volatile unrest, witnesses said they saw armored vehicles and dozens of troops moving on Almaty's main square. Gunshot sounds were also reported. Middle East carriers flydubai and Air Arabia announced on Thursday that they were suspending flights to Kazakhstan after demonstrators took over the Almaty airport. Kazakhstan's National Bank has temporarily suspended all financial institutions and the internet is largely down across the country as the unrest continued for a third consecutive day.

The demonstrations in Almaty and the Kazakh capital Nur-Sultan began in response to a new law that came into effect on January 1. The law ended price controls for fuel, sending the cost of liquefied petroleum gas skyrocketing. This gas is used to power many vehicles, as it has been kept cheaper than gasoline. At least eight police and national guard troops have been killed in outbreaks of violence during the protests, according to the Interior Ministry. The government of Prime Minister Askar Mamin has resigned, and President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has declared a state of emergency in Almaty. Tokayev called the demonstrators "terrorist gangs" who were "undermining of the integrity of the state." The president has also appealed to the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), a Moscow-based alliance of six former Soviet countries, for aid in clamping down on protests. The CSTO later confirmed that it had sent an unspecificed number of personnel to Kazakhstan. Russia also said that it had sent some of its paratroopers as part of the peacekeeping force.

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Au moins 18 membres des forces de sécurité ont été tués et 748 blessés dans des émeutes qui secouent le Kazakhstan depuis plusieurs jours, ont rapporté jeudi les agences de presse russes citant le ministère kazakh de l'Intérieur.


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Violent protests and a state of emergency declared in Kazakhstan: Armed demonstrators have stormed and set fire to public buildings in Almaty and reportedly seized the airport. The unrest was triggered by a sharp increase in fuel prices.

Protesters there have stormed and set fire to government buildings in the country's largest city Almaty. The violence in Almaty follows days of mass demonstrations over surging fuel prices. Appealing for calm, the country's president, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, spoke of deaths and injuries sustained in the protests - and said he would act forcefully to end the unrest.
While tensions in Kazakhstan continue to grow, the world is trying to understand what's behind the unrest. The Central Asian country has escaped the global spotlight for decades. Here's a closer look now at the former Soviet republic's recent history - and what the current protests could mean for its authoritarian rule.

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Deadly protests in Kazakhstan's largest city Almaty have left scenes of devastation and reports of gunfire.

Kazakhstan's authoritarian leader says he has ordered security forces to "fire without warning", amid a violent crackdown on anti-government protests.

The interior ministry says 26 "armed criminals" and 18 security officers have been killed so far in the unrest.

The BBC's Abdujalil Abdurasulov reports from Almaty.

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Protesters have burned government buildings, taken over airports, and torn down statues. Dozens have been killed on both sides, and many more injured.

Moscow correspondent Diana Magnay takes a look at why people are protesting - and what it means for Vladimir Putin and Russia.

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The President of Kazakhstan has ordered his security forces to use lethal force on protestors, after days of unrest following a sudden rise in fuel prices.  

Russian troops have arrived to support his government.  The US Secretary of State, has warned that it may be difficult to get them to leave.

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After days of violent protests, Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has vowed to destroy "armed bandits." He gave "special thanks" to Russian President Vladimir Putin for sending troops to quell the unrest.

Putin discussed the situation with Tokayev in several phone calls during the crisis, the Kremlin said on Friday. Tokayev had earlier confirmed that a peacekeeping force from the Russia-dominated Collective Security Treaty Organization had arrived in Kazakhstan.

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg on Friday called for an end to the violence in Kazakhstan.

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