Thursday, July 21, 2016

CAS uphold IAAF ban on Russian track athletes

A Swiss court for sports ruled Russian track and field athletes will not be going to compete at 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. The decision comes in the wake of revelations of widespread government-sponsored doping regime in Russian sports. Moscow regrets the ruling, while IOC will consider it when deciding on Russian team's Olympic fate. Our correspondent Daria Bondarchuk reports from Moscow.
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Theresa May in Paris for Brexit talks

The new British Prime Minister Theresa May is set to visit President François Hollande in Paris later on Thursday - after her first official trip abroad to Berlin on Wednesday.
May said she had "a very constructive discussion" with Angela Merkel, but France is widely believed to be less willing to do a post-Brexit deal that suits Britain.
Our Europe correspondent Elena Casas reports. 

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US, Russia hold consultations on Syria

Russia and the United States began consultations on Syria crisis resolution and joining efforts in fight against terrorism. The fresh round of talks was agreed on during the US State Secretary's recent visit to Moscow. Daria Bondarchuk reports from the Russian capital.  

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Russian track and field athletes await CAS decision

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Russian track and field athletes are waiting to find out if they can compete at this summer's Olympic Games in Rio. The Court of Arbitration for Sport is due to read out a verdict on the International Associations of Athletics Federation ban. Julia Lyubova reports from Moscow.


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Austria summons Turkish ambassador

Austria has summoned Turkey's ambassador to explain recent developments after the failed coup attempt sparked a crackdown in Turkey and demonstrations in Austria.

Ankara has arrested thousands of people since factions of the military tried to take control of the country.

Our Europe correspondent Ira Spitzer reports.

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Papua New Guinea government facing a no confidence motion

Papua New Guinea's prime minister is playing the economic stability card ahead of a no confidence motion parliamentary vote.
Arthur Stevens reports from Melbourne

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MAY VISITS HOLLANDE IN PARIS

New UK Prime Minister Theresa May is visiting French President Francois Hollande in Paris for talks on the EU, as well as the economy and security issues.

It follows talks in Berlin with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, at which Theresa May was told there would be no official negotiations on Brexit until the UK presses Article 50 to begin the leaving process.

Mrs May has signalled Britain won't hit Article 50 this year.

Stefan de Vries is in Paris, and says the relationship between May and Hollande is likely to be different to the May-Merkel dynamic.

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Uproar at Republican Convention after Cruz refuses to endorse Trump

There's been uproar at the Republican Convention in Cleveland, where Senator Ted Cruz of Texas has refused to endorse Donald Trump for the US Presidency.


The move was greeted with boos and catcalls by delegates, in scenes that political analysts say are among the most dramatic ever witnessed at a modern US politician convention.


Our reporter Simon Marks was there.


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Pence Accepts VP Nom at Republican Convention

Donald Trump's running mate, Vice Presidential nominee Mike Pence introduced himself to the Republican party and to the American people as a "Christian, a Conservative and Republican." Speaking at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland Ohio Wednesday, the Indiana Governor urged Americans to challenge the status quo in Washington with a vote for Trump in November.

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Pence formally accepted the nomination to run alongside Donald Trump in the November 2016 US election.

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Pence's speech comes one week after Trump announced his Vice Presidential pick via Twitter. The Indiana Governor accused President Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton of weakening America's position in the world, while applauding Trumps' no nonsense approach to politics.

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Gingrich Praises Trump, Warns of Clinton Presidency at RNC

Newt Gingrich says Americans should be terrified at the prospect of electing Democrat Hillary Clinton as president. Speaking at the Republican National Convention Wednesday, the former House speaker criticized the Obama administration for its response to terror events worldwide, and warned that a Clinton win in November would be a loss for the nation.

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Gingrich followed Texas Senator Ted Cruz, who was booed off stage by delegates displeased by his refusal to endorse Trump. The former House Speaker challenged Cruz's remarks, by suggesting the audience simply misunderstood him.

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Gingrich called on Americans to ignore party lines and vote for the candidate he publicly endorsed Wednesday, Republican Nominee Donald Trump.
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Cruz Refuses To Endorse Trump At Republican Convention

Texas Senator Ted Cruz refused to endorse Donald Trump Wednesday while speaking at the candidate's Republican convention, a powerful rebuke that earned boos from angry delegates in the audience. Cruz, who is his party's runner-up, mentioned Trump's name just once on stage, to simply congratulate him.

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When the crowd of delegates realized Cruz was reaching the end of his remarks with no Trump endorsement to note, many turned on him with audible "boos."

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Cruz was the only prominent speaker to not back his party's nominee, though he did earn applause after endorsing Trump's unorthodox plan to keep immigrants out of the country.

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Wednesday, July 20, 2016

Court Rules Texas Voter ID Law Discriminates Against Minority Voters

A federal appeals court has ruled a Texas voter ID law has a discriminatory effect on minority voters.
The appeals court has ordered a lower court to devise a remedy before the US elections in November.

US Correspondent Rachel Silverman has details.

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US hosts counter-ISIL summit

The Obama administration is hosting the members of the Global Coaltiion to counter ISIL (the Islamic State) for a major meeting.

The ministers from more than 60 nations are discussing immediate goals and the long-term reality of the fight against militant Islam.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says steady progress is being made.

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Turkey declares a state of emergency


Turkish President Recep Erdogan has declared a state of emergency, effective for three months, following last week's attempted coup.

He promised that Turkish citizens should not have "the slightest concern with regards to democracy, rule of law, fundamental rights and freedoms".

Turkey is also central to the fight against the Islamic State, with coalition forces running missions out of the air base at Incirlik.

In Washington, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry thinks the mission to fight the Islamic State is on track in the wake of Turkey's political problems.

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Goal of $2 billion in pledges for Iraq

The Obama administration believes it has secured more than $2 billion in new money to support Iraq, including $450 million for humanitarian relief.

The cash will go for reconstruction efforts in areas worst hit by the wave of violence and war tied to the rise of the Islamic State.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry outlined where the money would go:

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At a press conference as the talks continued, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said the money is needed now.

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Prominent journalist killed in car bomb in Kiev

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A prominent journalist working for the online investigative newspaper, Ukrayinska Pravda, was killed by a car bomb in central Kiev.  Pavel Sheremet was driving to work in the car of the newspaper's owner when it was blown up.  Julia Lyubova reports from Moscow.


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Trump denies offering Kasich "most powerful" Vice Presidency in history

Donald Trump is denying reports that he offered one of his former rivals the chance to become the "most powerful Vice President" in US history.


Governor John Kasich of Ohio was reportedly approached by one of Mr. Trump's sons for conversations about the job.


Our US Correspondent Simon Marks reports.


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US freezes Malaysian development bank assets

The U.S. is hoping to force the forefeiture of more than $ 1 billion in assets, originally associated with 1MDB, the Malaysian development bank.

The Wall Street Journal reports, some $13 billion was raised for the sovereign wealth fund, but about $6 billion has gone missing.

U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch explained what she thinks happened to some of the money.

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May's comments after Merkel meeting

The UK's new prime minister Theresa May began the process of meeting with European leaders by visiting German chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin. 

While formal negotiations over Brexit won't begin until the UK triggers article 50 to officially start the process of leaving the EU, everyone is closely watching the early signs from both countries.

Despite what could be a long and difficult process, May stressed her support for her European partners.

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She also reiterated her position that Britain didn't intend to trigger article 50 until at least the end of the year.

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New British PM May meets Merkel in Berlin

New British Prime Minister Theresa May is meeting German chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin with Brexit negotiations looming over the two allies.

But they struck a cordial tone in their first meeting, with both leaders talking about shared history and interests.

Ira Spitzer reports from Berlin

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