Thursday, August 20, 2020

India to pull 10,000 soldiers from Kashmir after a year of deployment

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The Indian government is pulling 10,000 soldiers from Kashmir...

They'd been deployed to the valley last year after the state's special rights were revoked.

The government says the situation is gradually coming back to normal.

Ishan Garg has more on this from New Delhi.

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Australia – Government backflips on coronavirus vaccine

The Australian government will consider linking welfare payments with a coronavirus vaccination


Shaun Bindley reports from Brisbane.


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Russian opposition says Alexey Navalny was poisoned

Russian opposition figure Alexey Navalny has been hospitalised after an apparent poisoning, according to his spokeswoman. Julia Chapman has more from Moscow.

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Kamala Harris becomes official Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate

Senator Kamala Harris, the first black and Asian American woman selected for a major party presidential ticket addressed the Democratic National Convention.

The all virtual event is on its third day with speakers including former US President Barack Obama.

From Washington Jagruti Dave reports.


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Hong Kong lays out mass Covid-19 testing schedule

Hong Kong is to begin mass city-wide Covid-19 testing on September 1st in a bid to combat the latest spread of the virus, but some health experts say the scheme won't make much difference.

Richard Kimber reports. 


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Japan-US defense ministers to meet

Japan's national broadcaster is reporting that defense minister Kono Taro will be meeting with his US counterpart, Mark Esper, in Guam later this month. Grace Lee has more.


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Wednesday, August 19, 2020

U.S. stocks fall following Federal Reserve Economy warning

U.S. markets lost momentum Wednesday following the release of minutes
from the Federal Reserve's July meeting.

Central Bank members warn that the coronavirus will likely continue to
stunt economic growth.

William Denselow reports from New York.

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California Fires: Thousands Evacuated

Fast moving fires have forced thousands of people to evacuate their homes in Northern California. 

Authorities are battling hundreds of fires burning up and down the state. 

Rachel Silverman has this report from San Francisco. 


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US commits support to Iraq in IS fight

The United States has recommitted its support of Iraq in its fight
against the Islamic State following a meeting between the two
countries.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met the Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein.

Nick Harper reports from Washington.

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US suspends extradition and tax agreements with Hong Kong

The US has suspended,or terminated, three bilateral agreements with Hong Kong that deal with extradition and tax exemptions.


The Trump administration says it's a further response to China's imposition of strict security laws in the former British territory.


Kate Fisher reports from Washington


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Antibody study shows a third of New Yorkers in the Bronx have Covid-19 antibodies

One third of people living in New York's borough of the Bronx have
Covid-19 antibodies according to data released by the city.

Officials say it's the first time a municipality has released such
data and the hope is this information can help the city develop public
health strategies going forward.

William Denselow reports from New York.

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EU leaders agree to impose sanctions on Belarus regime and support transition to democracy

EU leaders have agreed to impose sanctions on a "substantial number" of Belarus officials, accused of election fraud and violence against protestors. 

Following a meeting of EU27 leaders on Wednesday, support was expressed for the Belarusian people who want a peaceful transition to democracy. 

Ursula von Der Leyen is President of the European Commission. 

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Mali Coup: President forced to resign, ECOWAS, others call for sanctions



Mali's President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita has been forced to resign after being arrested by troops in a sudden coup that followed several months of anti-government protests in the West African nation.

There's been condemnations from various international bodies including the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) calling for the reinstatement of the ousted president.

Correspondent Phil Ihaza reports from Nigeria's capital Abuja

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EU leaders meet via video link to discuss Belarus crisis

EU leaders are holding emergency talks to discuss the situation in Belarus, in the wake of mass protests following the re-election of leader Alexander Lukashenko. 

The bloc's 27 heads of state are meeting via video link, with leaders expected to express solidarity with the protest movement. 

Lucy Hough is our Correspondent in Brussels.

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HEATHROW UNVEILS TESTING SCHEME TO SHORTEN QUARANTINE

London's Heathrow Airport has unveiled a new testing facility it hopes will help remove mandatory quarantine for international arrivals from countries deemed at-risk due to high covid-19 infection rates.

The UK government says it will consider the use of testing schemes like the one being trialled at Heathrow - but insists safety remains its priority.

Olly Barratt reports from London.

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Uganda to Reintroduce Rhinos Back to the Wild

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In Uganda, there's renewed hope of reintroducing Rhinos back into the wild following increasing numbers of the near-threatened species in the country.

The Rhino Sanctuary started breeding the animals in 1997 and the number has now hit 32, following three births this year.

Isabel Nakirya reports.

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UK CONSIDERS TESTING SCHEME TO CUT QUARANTINE FOR ARRIVALS

UK officials are looking at new ways of testing international arrivals to cut down the length of time some people are required to enter quarantine for.

Ministers are considering options including testing passengers on arrival, and then again between five and ten days later.

Currently, arrivals from at-risk countries have to self-isolate for 14 days.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock says the government is also cooperating with Heathrow Airport on an airside testing centre.

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Belarusian opposition leader appeals to EU

The exiled opposition leader of Belarus, Svetlana Tikhanovskaya, has appealed to European leaders not to recognise the result of the country's presidential election. An emergency EU summit will be held on Wednesday to discuss the ongoing unrest in Belarus. Speaking in English, Tikhanovskaya said protesters are being denied their rights.

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Joe Biden officially nominated as Democratic Presidential Candidate

Joe Biden is officially the Democratic Presidential nominee.

He was nominated on the second night of the Democratic Convention, with speakers including former US President Bill Clinton and the former second lady, who's seeking to be the next first Lady, Jill Biden.

From Washington, Jagruti Dave reports.

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AUSTRALIA – Prime Minister signs vaccine agreement

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison says Australians are likely to face mandatory coronavirus vaccinations.


Shaun Bindley reports


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