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 Genoa summit marred by violence

Riots overshadowed the G8 meeting of world leaders in Genoa, Italy. One anti-capitalism protester was shot dead and hundreds more injured as demonstrators battled with police. Now the future of global summits has been called into question.

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 Police raid activists' HQ
 Leaders condemn violence
 G8 braces for more violence
 TIME: Death In Genoa
 TIME: Nonviolence is only way
 Fallen protester remembered
 Summit death shocks G8
 Protester dies in clash
 $1 billion pledged for AIDS
 Bush to confront summit
 Mideast monitors urged
 Foreign ministers pave agenda
  
RESOURCES

 Text of G8 statement
 Bush's European tour
 Profile: Japan's Koizumi
 Who are the protesters?
Analysis by Robin Oakley
 What has G8 achieved?
 G8 uncertain of impact
 Leaders' no-win situation
 Selling globalisation
 Economy tops G8 agenda
Q&A on the news
 Kelly Wallace on Genoa fallout
 John King on protests
 Robin Oakley on G8 history
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PRE-SUMMIT COVERAGE

 Hardline group threatens G8 battle - July 19, 2001
 G8 summit to target Japan's banks - July 18, 2001
 Protesters flood into G8 city - July 18, 2001
 Bush under fire on Europe visit - July 18, 2001
 Security concerns during Bush's trip - July 18, 2001
 Genoa port centre sealed for G8 - July 18, 2001
 Amnesty issues G8 warning - July 18, 2001
 G8 agitators stopped at borders - July 18, 2001
 Genoa braces for G8 summit - July 17, 2001