Новости за 08.07.2017

NEW DELHI — Police in northwestern Bangladesh on Saturday arrested a suspected key supplier of explosives in last year’s attack on a Dhaka cafe that left 20 hostages dead, including 17 foreigners, an official said. Sohel Mahfuz was arrested along with three other suspected members of Jumatul Mujahedeen Bangladesh, or JMB, said T.M. Mojahidul Islam,

HAMBURG, Germany — The Latest on the Group of 20 summit (all times local): 1:25 p.m. Germany’s top security official is denouncing the rioting in Hamburg during the Group of 20 summit and saying that it is “the opposite of democratic protest.” Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said Saturday after rioters set up street barricades,

ISLAMABAD — Ronaldinho and Ryan Giggs were among several big international football names to arrive in Pakistan on Saturday to play exhibition matches. Dutchman George Boateng, ex-French players Robert Pires and Nicolas Anelka, former England goalkeeper David James and Portugal’s Luis Boa Morte flew in via private jet to the capital Islamabad. Brazilian Roberto Carlos

CAIRO — A shadowy militant group in Egypt that is suspected of links to the banned Muslim Brotherhood has claimed responsibility for the killing of a police officer in a drive-by shooting in Cairo. The Interior Ministry said Capt. Ibrahim Azazi was gunned down Friday while heading to a mosque. The attack happened in the

HAMBURG, Germany — Fresh from his lengthy head-to-head encounter with Russian President Vladimir Putin, U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday dove into discussions on trade and North Korea in a packed agenda with world leaders at an international summit. Wrapping up his second trip overseas, Trump was meeting later in the day with President Xi

SANTA FE, N.M. — New Mexico’s largest electric utility has been told to publicly release documents that were sealed as it pursues approval from state regulators for a rate increase. Two hearing officers for the Public Regulation Commission ruled this week that the utility failed to show the information’s secrecy was protected by state or

WASHINGTON — Guest lineups for the Sunday TV news shows: ABC’s “This Week” — Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin; Walter Shaub Jr., outgoing director of the Office of Government Ethics; Reps. Tom Cole, R-Okla., and Eric Swalwell, D-Calif. NBC’s “Meet the Press” — Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C.; Tom Perez, chairman of the Democratic National Committee; Ronna

HAMBURG, Germany — The United States and Russia struck an agreement Friday on a cease-fire in southwest Syria, crowning President Donald Trump’s first meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. It is the first U.S.-Russian effort under Trump’s presidency to stem Syria’s six-year civil war. The cease-fire goes into effect Sunday at noon Damascus time, according

HAMBURG, Germany — Leaders of the world’s top economic powers reaffirmed their support Saturday for free trade but tempered their statement by acknowledging countries could defend their home companies and markets against unfair practices. The Group of 20 summit came up with compromise language on trade, although officials struggled to find common ground on another

NEW YORK — Count CC Sabathia as a fan who wants to speed up baseball games. When the six-time All-Star tunes in at home, he quickly changes the channel. “It’s slow. It’s boring,” the New York Yankees pitcher said. “Man, it’s so hard to watch if you have no interest in it.” The average time

PAMPLONA, Spain — Two Americans were gored and several other people were injured Saturday during the second running of the bulls at this year’s San Fermin festival in the northern Spanish city of Pamplona, officials said. The regional government of Navarra said that a 22-year-old American man identified with the initials J.C. was in serious

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Details surrounding a South Carolina inmate’s sophisticated breakout plan have been emerging since he was recaptured after more than two days on the run. Authorities say convicted kidnapper Jimmy Causey escaped on Tuesday, leaving a homemade dummy stuffed under the covers in his place. That helped him get a head start. Investigators

HAMBURG, Germany — President Donald Trump did what he had to do: He confronted Vladimir Putin about the issue of Russian interference in last year’s U.S. elections during his much-anticipated first meeting with the Russian president. Under intense pressure to do so from his Democratic opponents and even some fellow Republicans, Trump would have been

MARIETTA, Ga. — An hourslong standoff inside a suburban Atlanta bank ended when an officer shot and killed a 33-year-old man who had claimed to have a bomb that could “take out the room.” Cobb County police Sgt. Dana Pierce has confirmed the man died Friday in an “officer involved shooting.” Pierce says a police

TULSA, Okla. — An Oklahoma prosecutor said Saturday that he was shocked when a judge declared a mistrial in the case of a white former Tulsa police officer who fatally shot his daughter’s black boyfriend because jurors had deliberated for only a few hours. It was the third mistrial in nine months for former Tulsa

INDIANAPOLIS — State election officials from across the U.S. are gathering this weekend amid an uproar over a White House commission investigating allegations of voter fraud and heightened concern about Russian attempts to interfere with last fall’s election. That’s drawn an unusual spotlight to the gathering of the National Association of Secretaries of State, which

LAS VEGAS — It took Lonzo Ball 20 seconds to get a near-capacity crowd off its feet in his first summer league game. There wasn’t much to cheer the rest of the game. Ball’s highly anticipated Los Angeles Lakers debut on Friday night started with a flourish on a perfectly timed lob pass to Brandon

OROVILLE, Calif. — A fast-moving wildfire in the Sierra Nevada foothills destroyed 10 structures, including homes, and led to several minor injuries, fire officials said Saturday as blazes threatened homes around California during a heat wave. The fire south of Oroville was one of more than a dozen burning in the state as firefighters worked

LOS ANGELES — Kenta Maeda has been to the bullpen and doesn’t want to go back. He pitched with a purpose, knowing he needed to leave a good impression on the Los Angeles Dodgers going into the All-Star break. He did. Yasiel Puig homered, Chase Utley notched his 1,000th career RBI, and the NL West-leading

EL-ARISH, Egypt — The Islamic State group claimed responsibility for attacking a remote Egyptian army outpost in the Sinai Peninsula with a suicide car bomb and heavy machine gun fire. The assault killed at least 23 soldiers in the deadliest attack in the turbulent region in two years. The IS made the claim after nightfall

SAN FRANCISCO — Dan Straily’s bid for his first career complete game ended with a splash when Denard Span homered off the Miami pitcher into McCovey Cove with one out in the ninth inning. Not that it mattered much. On a night when Giancarlo Stanton hit his team-leading 24th home run, Straily overshadowed the Marlins

SEATTLE — Nelson Cruz’s 300th career home run gave the struggling Seattle Mariners a lift when they needed it most. Cruz drove in five runs, including his milestone homer, James Paxton allowed two hits over seven innings and the Mariners beat the Oakland Athletics 7-2 on Friday night, snapping a four-game skid. Cruz’s three-run drive

SEOUL, South Korea — Two U.S. bombers flew to the Korean Peninsula to join fighter jets from South Korea and Japan for a practice bombing run as part of a training mission in response to North Korea’s ballistic missile and nuclear programs, officials said Saturday. U.S. military officials described the mission Friday as a defensive

HAMBURG, Germany — Anti-globalization activists have rioted for a second night as Hamburg hosts the Group of 20 leaders, setting up street barricades, looting supermarkets and attacking police with slingshots and petrol bombs. Police say riots were extremely violent in the early hours of Saturday in the city’s Schanzenviertel neighborhood. Hundreds of officers went into

PHOENIX — Zack Greinke shut down the Cincinnati Reds — and picked up the Arizona Diamondbacks. Greinke threw seven scoreless innings and Paul Goldschmidt hit his 20th homer in the Diamondbacks’ 6-3 victory Friday night. Arizona rebounded from a 5-4 loss in Los Angeles a night earlier when closer Fernando Rodney blew a three-run lead