Moscow. But then after the 21. 00 days the court of arbitration for sports despite the assurances by water that it might take a sort of expedited way it was still could still take months to produce a decision depending on what kind of materials the russian authorities provide to the court of arbitration of sports but then again there could be a lot of questions as to why this material was not provided to walk in the 1st place why does it have to come to this this sort of big explosion and then and the statement on the ballot and Everything Else but what you know we should be focusing on and that i think mystical of course made clear is that this is just the beginning this is essentially just the beginning of a major fight and its really hard to predict which side of the fight russia and water or you know sports and athletes will end up eventually i think kerry extremely right that i think hope might be too strong of a word but he did just kept saying that you know cas is. Going to be t
A lot of senior officials including the pentagon have supported a larger deployment so you cant really hold on to that territory with 100 or 200 u. S. Troops just stupid so you either need to make a bigger commitment or leave it and so you know thats that and for donald trump i mean should we really be surprised by this decision because at the end of the day one of his Campaign Promises was that he wanted to get the u. S. Out of what he calls the endless warrens so is this. Is he playing for us in a lot more for domestic audience here. This is in line with what he has always said he wants to pull u. S. Troops from the region he does not want to be paying for these deployments i disagree with that i think we have enduring interests in the region and we have to be there. To protect us interest our allies but he doesnt believe in that he has been really itching to leave. And hes been tweeting about it i mean for months that he wants to get out of syria he wants the allies particularly eur
Desperately to mount a real action bid to try and ghana support for that relax in bed president citizen there has been forced to admit that hes not going to make it the sort of reasons for public discontent with the city say the rule has continued just here in april we did see those tragic sort of easter bombings the fact that it was sort of a tragedy of huge number of errors that led to that spate of bomb attacks claiming so many lives was not something that people are willing to forget so this is president is in his way obviously of realizing and then meeting that hes not making going to make it so hes just going to stop with that 1st president ial bid. In the news ahead to new zealands votes in parliamentary elections a test for the countrys established parties. And making giant strides an ethiopian becomes the 1st runner from his country to win the World Championship marathon in 18 minutes. Heller rain has returned to one of 2 places in china its been raining up in the high ground
Operators say its due to the malicious vandalism by protesters demonstrators have remained defiant against a new ban on facemasks chief executive carol lam and go take colonial era law to enforce the ban and gain greater powers to clamp down on protests got higher reports now from hong kong. Placemats have become one of the main symbols of the protester movement here in hong kong theyre also a way to hide identities from surveillance camera now its illegal for protesters to cover their faces. Their protests have become increasingly violent and initial peaceful rallies the largest ever seen here calling for the withdrawal of a proposed extradition law had escalated into running battles in vandalism. Their demands became more of a broad push back against what protestors see as growing control from beijing. Chief executive kerry lam has turned to a British Colonial era emergency law not you since riots in 1967 anyone who wears a mask could face up to a year in jail and a 3 1000. 00 fine h
Differences that me a guarantee of stability in a country beset by economic problems by the 2 have been trading accusations over the past few weeks raising fears of a prolonged political impasse. To this. But when lawrence is a professor at George Washington University Elliott school of International Affairs he says despite and not in success theyve lost significant support in recent years i was surprised that neither did so badly theyve gone from 37 to 27 to 17 percent of the vote in the 3 successive parliamentary or constitutional elections and thats a significant drop off tunis was founded 3 months ago but it was founded by mr karzai the one in jail who was a Founding Member of needed so to in some sense since. Nearly 40 percent the last elections and the party derived from them got only 15 percent i dont see that as a huge success i see that as a bit of a failure to and the next parties are unknown so what we have is a fractured and potentially fractious Parliament Coming together