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Brazilian police clash with protesters rejecting new leader
They said they have been forced to take the measures to avoid vandalism. Nine months of political paralysis in Brazil have come to an end after the upper house of Brazils parliament decisively voted to strip Dilma Rousseff of her presidency for budgetary violations committed during her term.
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Compensation for 2016 Rio ban irrelevant: Russian paralympics chief
HRH Prince Raad Bin Zaid, Jordan Paralympics Committee president, thanked Jordan Olympic Committee President HRH Prince Feisal for his support to the delegation and added: "We have worked very hard over the last four years for this huge event and we are looking to make an impact".
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U.S. says clashes between Turkish forces and opposition in Syria "unacceptable"
Kurdish accounts circulated a video allegedly showing the moment the SDF destroyed a Turkish tank near Jarablus. According to Turkish news agencies, a soldier was killed and 3 others were injured after a rocket fired by Kurdish rebels hit their tank.
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India PM offers Vietnam $500m credit line for defence co-operation
Modi arrived in China from Vietnam, which is involved in its own dispute with China over the South China Sea, where he offered Vietnam a credit line of half a billion dollars for defense cooperation. "We expect the global community to speak and act in unity, and to respond with urgency to fight this menace". In an address to media, Modi said the credit was for "facilitating mutual defense cooperation" and the relationship between the two countries would "contribute to stability, securities ...
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ASEAN summit may bow to Chinese pressure on South China Sea
They will focus on Asean Community building efforts at the 28th Asean Summit on Tuesday, especially ways to implement the Asean Community Vision 2025, which is a milestone agreement to further integrate the region economically as well as through close political, security and socio-cultural cooperation in the next 10 years.
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Sorrow as Syrian rebel town evacuates after 4-year siege
A Syrian source on the ground said Thursday that the evacuation could take four days to complete and a military source said the army would then enter Daraya. "A convoy of Red Crescent ambulances arrived early Friday in Daraya, which is just southwest of Syria's capital, Damascus ". "It was the global community who failed, and failed the people of Daraya".
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Doors for talks always open, no need to be disappointed: JD (U)
But there is no solution without talking about politics. Mr Yechury said the government should make "tangible" announcements such as a ban on use of pellet guns by police forces, withdrawal of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act from civilian areas and compensation for those who lost their lives in the violence.
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Ex-Minister Sandeep Kumar Loses AAP Membership Over Sex-Tape Leak
September 5: The Congress on Monday cornered the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) for not initiating action against party leader Ashutosh for comparing Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru with tainted leader Sandeep Kumar and said Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has miserably failed in fulfilling his promises to the people of Delhi.
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Indian minister Sandeep Kumar Involved in Massive "Sex Tape" Scandal
Hours after he was booked under rape charges, Kumar surrendered before the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Outer District in Pitampura where his statement was recorded, said police. Kumar has defended himself, saying that he was not fired but that he resigned. The Sandeep Kumar sex tape quickly became an global story, with ABP News sharing some details of the video it had received.
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U.S. company uses dogs to disperse pipeline protesters
Members of American Indian tribes from across the United States have rallied in support, gathering for months in a makeshift camp near the reservation. Members of the Standing Rock Sioux tribe launched a campaign against the construction of the Dakota Access pipeline in Cannon Ball after tribal leaders alleged the construction project has destroyed several Native American cultural sites and burial grounds.
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Putin says Russian Federation didn't hack US Democratic Party
Putin said that even if Russian Federation did want to try to influence the US election through leaked secrets, it doesn't have the nuanced understanding of American politics required to succeed. Putin also said that hackers can be impossible to trace. The Arms Control Association says, 'United States and Russian Federation still deploy more than 1,500 strategic warheads on several hundred bombers and missiles - far more than necessary to deter nuclear attack - and they are modernizing their ...
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Modi raises India's concern over CPEC with Xi
Mr. Modi also raised with French President Francois Hollande the leak of confidential data on the Indian Scorpene-Class submarines being built in Mumbai in collaboration with French defence company DCNS on the sidelines of the Summit. Tomorrow's meeting is viewed as important in the backdrop of steady decline in the bilateral relations over a raft of issues including the Dollars 46 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor which runs through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).
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Clinton enters fall with advantages, but Trump team hopeful
She is better funded, better organised and - marginally - better liked. Jeanne Zaino, a political science professor at Iona College, said it is "highly unlikely that (Trump) could be competitive in NY to the extent that he could win". Four years ago, Mitt Romney's strong debate performance in his opening showdown with President Barack Obama helped him temporarily cut into the president's lead , but ultimately one good debate performance alone was not enough for the former MA governor.
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Local pastor talks Saint Teresa of Kolkata
For Francis, Teresa put into action his ideal of the church as a "field hospital" for those suffering both material and spiritual poverty , living on the physical and existential peripheries of society. Mother Teresa spent her life sacrificing for the poor, destitute and disabled - our planet's most vulnerable. She died 19 years ago nearly to the day, September 5, 1997 at the age of 87.
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Mother Teresa becomes Saint Teresa
In a secret ballot, Mother Teresa is re-elected with only one dissenting vote - her own - and withdraws request to step down. Mother Teresa set up homes for prostitutes, battered women, orphanages for poor children and houses for those suffering from AIDS.
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Xi tells S.Korea that China opposes THAAD anti-missile defence
South Korean President Park Geun-hye said at a summit meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday that North Korea's fourth nuclear test and missile launches posed a challenge to the South's ties with China , Yonhap news agency reported.
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North Korea's Latest Executions Include Education Leader
South Korean President Park Geun-hye has hinted at a policy of distinguishing the Kim regime from North Korean officials and the North Korean public. Spymaster Kim Yong Chol, the head of inter-Korea relations - code for espionage against the South - was made to undergo "revolutionary measures" at a rural farm in July.
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Coalition jets scrambled to defend USA forces from Syrian bombing
On Friday, warplanes from the US -led coalition flew what the Pentagon called protective patrols around Hasaka to prevent Syrian jets from targeting USA special forces, who are operating on the ground with the SDF, the first sorties of their kind in the war.
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President Buhari Commends Zuckerberg For Inspiring Nigerian Youths Into Entrepreneurship
Soon after the rocket exploded, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg , who is now in Africa, took to his Facebook account to share the bad news. His visit comes as Facebook is trying to ramp up internet connectivity on the continent with its Internet.org programme, which allows users free access to a handful of websites, including Facebook.
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Philippines seeks three over deadly blast
Duterte has described the attack as an act of terrorism , and declared the nation in "a state of lawlessness ", authorizing police and the military to search cars and frisk people at checkpoints. In addition to the flurry of drug cartel violence, Islamic extremism has been a growing problem for the island nation in recent years - a claim made earlier in the USA presidential cycle by Donald Trump that resulted in widespread mockery and laughter - led primarily by Abu Sayyaf.
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Mother Teresa: 'Saint Of The Gutters' Canonized At Vatican
It was early evening and we were interviewing the ArchBishop of Kolkata (erstwhile Calcutta) about Mother Teresa . She also had a sense of humor, Kumar recalled. Though poverty can be overwhelming to someone from a privileged and sheltered background such as mine, I immediately understood why Mother Teresa fell in love with the city when she arrived in 1929.
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Tropical depression turns north in the Gulf
The last hurricane to strike Florida was Wilma, a powerful Category 3 storm that arrived on October 24, 2005. But the storm hadn't quite gotten to the point of being upgraded to a tropical storm, the hurricane center said. "Interests along the United States east coast from northern Florida through the Carolinas should monitor the progress of this system". At this time, there are no tropical watches or warnings in effect for the WTOC viewing area.
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Tropical system may be in Gulf of Mexico next week
An Airforce Reserve Hurricane Hunter aircraft is scheduled to investigate the wave later this morning. There is more doubt now, though, with the National Hurricane Center forecasting a 60% chance for development as opposed to an 80% chance from Wednesday.
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US, Russia fail to reach Syria deal
Russian Federation has insisted that it can not agree to a deal unless opposition fighters, backed by the United States and Middle East allies, are separated from al-Qaeda linked militants they overlap with in some areas. Syrian government troops renewed their siege of Aleppo on Sunday, with state media saying they had taken an area south of the city, severing the last opposition-held route into its eastern neighbourhoods.
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German government won't distance itself from 'genocide' vote
His administration has blasted the resolution, issuing insults against German lawmakers of Turkish origin and preventing German officials from visiting a North Atlantic Treaty Organisation airbase in Incirlik in southern Turkey. He added, "I have to say that those that mingle and manipulate our history in an unfair manner can not be allowed on this visit", referring to the Armenian resolution.
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Merkel: winning trust priority after German election defeat
Merkel's conservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU) won just 19 per cent in its worst ever score in the ex-communist northeastern state, while the Social Democrats maintained top place with over 30 per cent. "This is a slap in the face for Merkel - not only in Berlin but also in her home state", said Frauke Petry, co-leader of the AfD. Peter Tauber, the CDU's general secretary, described the outcome as "a bitter result, a new experience".
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BRICS must intensify efforts against terror, its sponsors: Modi
The Indian side has already conveyed to their Chinese interlocutors that New Delhi views the NSG as an "export control" mechanism, and not a "non-proliferation" initiative. Hangzhou: In an apparent reference to Pakistan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said, one single nation in South Asia is spreading agents of terror in the region.
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US, Russia talks on Syria to go into Monday; no deal yet
His warning on Sunday followed bilateral talks with Barack Obama that the US president described as "extremely productive", but which failed to bring both sides closer on thornier topics such as tensions in the South China Sea. Sino-Asean expert Xu Liping from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences said China's actions in the South China Sea after the G-20 summit would be proof of whether it was offended by Mr Obama's decision to talk about the tribunal ruling at a multilateral event.
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Young activists ride anti-China mood to win Hong Kong vote
Counting is under way today in Hong Kong's legislative council elections, after record numbers of voters cast their ballots well past midnight. Radical activist candidate Avery Ng, left, is taken away by a police officer outside a polling station for the legislative council election in Hong Kong , Sunday, Sept.
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Obama, Putin, agree to continue seeking deal on Syria
The plan would need Russia to convince President Bashar al-Assad to agree on grounding his air force, a move that Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has said was not the goal. China is keen to ensure a smooth summit, its highest profile event of the year, as it looks to enhance its global standing and avoid acrimony over a long list of tensions with Washington.
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Dogs Can Understand Complexities of Human Speech
But scientists in Hungary say dogs may understand more words than we think - and that it takes a combination of positive words and a positive tone for their brains to register a pleasurable reaction. "It shows that for dogs, a nice praise can very well work as a reward, but it works best if both words and intonation match", Attila Andics , one of the study researchers, said in a statement .
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Sacked Delhi Minister Sandeep Kumar arrested for rape charge
In a sudden move on 31 August, the 36-year-old minister was sacked from the council of ministers by Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal after receiving the "objectionable" CD in which he was purportedly shown in a compromising position with a woman.
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'North Korean education official executed' in latest purge
According to a new report out Tuesday, Kim Jong-un had two North Korean officials publicly executed earlier this month. South Korea's Yonhap news agency said Kim was executed by firing squad in July for unspecified anti-revolutionary and factional acts.
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Burkini Ban Reversed in France
The mayor of the French town whose burkini ban was suspended by the Council of State, says the ruling will "heighten passions and tensions". The same was true for millions of worldwide observers, especially after images surfaced this week of a French police squadron surrounding a Muslim woman sunbathing on a beach in Nice, demanding that she remove portions of her clothing in broad daylight.
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Under pressure, South Sudan agrees to 4000 new peacekeepers
Ambassadors from the UN Security Council's 15 member states met with South Sudan President Salva Kiir in the presidential palace on Sunday. JUBA, South Sudan (AP ) - South Sudan has announced dramatic limits on a 4,000-strong new peacekeeping force a day after accepting its deployment, saying anyone who enters without consent is an "invader".