Новости за 19.04.2016

BERLIN - A reporter for German public broadcaster SWR was detained Tuesday at Istanbul airport in what Turkish authorities said was a reaction to an unspecified previous incident.

NEW YORK - Law enforcers say they've made about 30 arrests in a New York City gang takedown.

BERLIN - Small, but poisonous and often effective: one of Germany's main history museums is exhibiting racist and anti-Semitic stickers spanning more than a century in a show that comes as the country worries about racism amid the migrant crisis.

ISTANBUL - The Latest on Europe's efforts to cope with the influx of migrants (all times local):

NEW YORK - Classic stories by F. Scott Fitzgerald and Alice Munro and lesser known works by Maeve Binchy and Alexander McCall Smith will be among those published in May as stand-alone, 99 cent e-books to mark National Short Story Month.

SEOUL, South Korea - Defending champion Guangzhou Evergrande kept its Asian Champions League title defense alive Tuesday with a 2-0 win at Pohang Steelers.

MILFORD, Pennsylvania - Attorneys for a man charged with ambushing two troopers outside a Pennsylvania State Police barracks are in court arguing his statements to police should be thrown out.

FRANKFURT, Germany - Paralympic long jump champion Markus Rehm hopes a scientific study will clear him to compete at the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro by finding that he has no unfair advantage over able-bodied athletes by using his carbon-fiber prosthesis.

PARIS - Swapping burgers for lobster souffle and rusty welding for a state-of-the-art canopy roof, Paris' mayor this month unveiled a $1 billion revamp of the city's dilapidated main shopping and transport complex, Les Halles.

WARSAW, Poland - Poland's president on Tuesday led state ceremonies honoring the heroes of the Warsaw Ghetto uprising, young Jews who took up arms to fight against the Nazi German occupiers during World War II rather than be transported to a death camp.

MOSCOW - Security services are pressing charges against a Crimean journalist for allegedly undermining Russia's territorial integrity, which could put him in prison for five years, prosecutors in Russian-occupied Crimea said on Tuesday.

NEW ORLEANS - Traffic is being restricted on one of New Orleans' busiest streets because officials noticed a bulging wall in a mostly unused tunnel.

MILAN - Big Italian furniture brands turned out collections at the 55th Milan Furniture Fair that included forgotten or neglected treasures from their archives, along with fresh innovations by the "starchitects" who have infused design with glamour.

DAYTON, Ohio - Actor and filmmaker Tom Hanks will help dedicate a newly renovated motion pictures center named for him and mingle with students among events at a college in southwest Ohio.

LONDON - A 2,000-year-old triumphal arch destroyed by the Islamic State group in Syria has risen again - in replica - in London's Trafalgar Square.

HOUSTON - The Latest on heavy rains and flooding in the Houston area (all times local):

NEW DELHI - India's government has told the Supreme Court that it won't request the return of the 106-carat Koh-i-Noor diamond, which is now part of the British crown jewels.

TEHRAN, Iran - Iran's official IRNA news agency is reporting that the country's parliament has approved a $97 billion budget for the current year.

WARSAW, Poland - The body language was telling. Polish President Andrzej Duda approached Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the head of the ruling party, nodding and reaching out to shake his hand. But Kaczynski barely acknowledged him, reaching his hand to the side in a passing shake, but without pausing or even looking at the head of state.

STOCKHOLM - The Oslo district court says it will announce its ruling Wednesday on mass killer Anders Behring Breivik's lawsuit against the government for alleged human rights violations.

NEW YORK - Visa says its improving its smart chip-embedded cards, which have been the source of grumbling from businesses and customers forced to wait for transactions to go through.

BEIRUT - The Syrian opposition coalition negotiating in Geneva said Tuesday there can be no solution in Syria with President Bashar Assad in power, and called for international monitors to observe a cessation of hostilities agreement that has all but collapsed.

BRUSSELS - Belgian authorities are investigating information that suggests the Islamic State group has sent more fighters to Europe, an official said Tuesday, as Belgium remains on high alert following last month's suicide bombings in Brussels.

PARIS - Turkey could easily call off the migrant deal struck with the European Union if visa rules for Turks aren't relaxed within the next two months, Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said Tuesday, sounding a warning over a controversial deal which has stemmed much of the human tide across the Aegean Sea.

OMAHA, Nebraska - Online brokerage TD Ameritrade reported an 8 percent profit rise for its latest quarter as it generated more revenue from asset-based fees and trading increased in a volatile quarter.