Riot police clash with protesters in Greece
Anti-austerity protesters hurled petrol bombs at police in front of Greece's parliament on July 12 as lawmakers began debating unpopular reforms needed to unlock a new eurozone bailout. Riot police responded with tear gas against dozens of hooded protesters who set ablaze parts of Syntagma square in central Athens.
Riot police officers run away from fire as anti-austerity protesters throw petrol bombs during clashes in Athens.Emilio Morenatti/The Associated Press
A protester clashes with riot police in front of the Greek Parliament in Athens.Andreas Solaro/AFP / Getty Images
Riot policemen try to avoid an exploding petrol bomb during clashes in Athens.Yannis Behrakis/Reuters
A black clad protester is arrested by riot police following clashes in Athens.Yannis Behrakis/Reuters
Anti-austerity protesters gather outside the Greek parliament during a rally in Athens.Petros Karadjias/The Associated Press
A masked youth hurls a petrol bomb to riot police during clashes in Athens.Yannis Behrakis/Reuters
Riot police stand amongst the flames from exploded petrol bombs thrown by a small group of anti-establishment demonstrators in front of parliament in Athens.Yannis Behrakis/Reuters
A protester hurls petrol bomb on riot police in central Athens.Louisa Gouliamaki/AFP / Getty Images
Anti-austerity protesters march in front of the parliament after clashes in Athens.Emilio Morenatti/The Associated Press
An anti-austerity protester pushes away a tear gas canister thrown by riot police during clashes, in Athens.Petros Giannakouris/The Associated Press