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Doping: IOC And WADA Question Why U.S. Sport Exempt From Rodchenkov Act
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) on Tuesday acknowledged the passing of the Rodchenkov AntiDoping Act (RADA) in the U.S. Senate but questioned why American professional and college athletes are exempt from the legislation.
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Pfizer 'Very Close' to Applying for US Emergency Approval, Says CEO
Pfizer has previously said it expects to contact the US Food and Drug Administration to apply for an Emergency Use Authorization by the third week of November, meaning the announcement could be days away.
Turkish Parliament Approves Troop Observer Deployment To Karabakh
Turkey's parliament on Tuesday approved the deployment of troops to join Russian forces at an observation post in NagornoKarabakh after Armenia and Azerbaijan signed a Russianbrokered ceasefire deal to end fighting over the enclave.
Global Markets: Stocks Retreat From Record As Vaccine Hopes Give Way To Virus Concern
A gauge of global stocks retreated from a record on Tuesday as rising coronavirus cases raised concerns over fresh lockdown measures and dented recent optimism over promising vaccine trial results.
Analysis: Negative Rate Risk, QE Overload May Push Central Banks Towards Yield Caps
Central banks are delving further into their tool kits to help economies recover from the coronavirus cue yield curve control, a form of pinning down borrowing costs that more countries might need to embrace in the months and years ahead.
Ethiopia Claims Tigray Victories, Says Army Marching To State Capital
Ethiopia's government said on Tuesday its troops had achieved significant victories on the eastern and western fronts of its war against the leaders of Tigray and its army was marching to the region's capital Mekelle.
India Examining If Pfizer's Covid-19 Vaccine Should Be Procured, Says Its Storage a Challenge for Most Nations
The government added that a national scheme on COVID-19 vaccine distribution is in its final stages of preparation.
World Can Count On China To Meet Carbon Pledge, Says Xi
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesday said China would step up its efforts to peak carbon dioxide emissions by 2030 and fulfil its pledge to achieve carbon neutrality before 2060, according to the official news agency Xinhua.
199 Candidates in Fray for Polls to 11 UP Legislative Council Seats to Be Held on December 1
The term of office of the 11 MLCs from these constituencies expired on May 6, an official statement said.
Amazon Failed to Disclose Its Control Rights in Future Retail Via Future Coupons Limited Investment
Amazon invested not in FRL, but in a company owned and controlled by Kishore Biyani, namely Future Coupons Limited (FCL), which was carrying on business of wholesale trading of goods and merchandise and marketing and distribution of corporate gift cards,...
Siberian Ski Resort Hopes To Attract Locals Cut Off From The Alps By Travel Restrictions
A Siberian ski resort is aiming to replace the Alps as Russians' preferred winter holiday destination this season as travel to many countries remains forbidden because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Centre, States Look to Tighten GST Registration Process, Deal With Rising Cases of Fake Invoicing
The committee, comprising senior central and state tax officers, would also discuss the GST fake invoice frauds, further tightening of the GST registration process and work out other legal measures including necessary law amendment required in the GST Act...
EU Confident Of Solving Blockage Of Budget And Recovery Fund
The European Union's German presidency said on Tuesday it was confident of finding a quick solution to Poland and Hungary's blockage of the EU's 1.8 trillion euro ($2.14 trillion) financial package to revive an economy depressed by the COVID19 pandemic.
Britain And U.S. Sign Aviation Deal For Post-Brexit Flights
Britain and the U.S. have signed a deal for the continuation of flights between the two countries as the UK prepares for the end of its transition period with the European Union.
India-focussed Offshore Funds, ETFs See $1.8 Billion Outflow in September Quarter
The net outflow from such funds stood at USD 1.5 billion in April-June quarter and USD 5 billion in January-March quarter this year.