US protest over Ferguson shooting - TASS

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Ferguson unrest signals increasing split of US society — Russian human rights ombudsman

US demonstrates sham care for protesters in other countries — Russian ForMin

Protests in USA following Ferguson decision

Tear gas used to break up riots in Ferguson, US

Obama urges calm ahead of Ferguson grand jury decision

Earlier, Missouri Governor declared a state of emergency which will allow local authorities to use the National Guard in case of protests

State of emergency declared in Missouri ahead of grand jury decision in Ferguson

Officials and locals have expressed concern that protests could again turn violent if police officer is not charged in the fatal shooting of a black teenager

Council of Europe concerned about use of force against demonstrators in US

Mass riots in Ferguson, began after a police officer had fatally shot an 18-year-old Afro American on August 9

Russia ruling party calls for international committee over US Ferguson riot break-up

Senior official of United Russia ruling party Sergei Neverov says events in the state of Missouri showed that the United States has serious problems with racial discrimination

Moscow says harassment of journalists in Missouri points to US double standards

At least 11 journalists were arrested during the riots, CNN reported on Wednesday

US should mind its own problems, not meddle in others’ affairs — Russian FM

The Russian FM’s human rights, democracy and rule of law commissioner, believes that the United States “should take care of large-scale internal problems and take effective measures to resolve them”

US police use tear gas against protesters in Ferguson

Disorder broke out in the city after a police officer had shot to death black teenager Michael Brown, 18, on August 9

US police use smoke grenades to break up protest action in Ferguson

Ferguson has been a scene of clashes between local residents and law enforcement agencies already for a week over the murder of black teenager Michael Brown by a police officer