Новости за 17.02.2016

(Reuters) - Nike Inc, the world's largest sportswear maker, said it had ended its contract with Manny Pacquiao after the Filipino boxer described gays as "worse than animals".

BERLIN (Reuters) - The race for the 2024 Olympics heated up on Wednesday as the International Olympic Committee confirmed four cities -- Rome, Paris, Budapest and Los Angeles -- had submitted the first part of their bids to host the Games.

(Reuters) - Yahoo Inc said on Wednesday it would shut down its digital magazines as part of a plan to simplify its business.

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - ABC drama executive Channing Dungey was promoted to president of entertainment at the Walt Disney Co broadcast network in a shakeup following the resignation of Paul Lee on Wednesday, the company said.

White House spokesman says Justice Department is asking Apple to override the encryption of one iPhone -- the one belonging to the San Bernardino attacker. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

White House spokesman says Justice Department is asking Apple to override the encryption of one iPhone -- the one belonging to the San Bernardino attacker. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

White House spokesman says Justice Department is asking Apple to override the encryption of one iPhone -- the one belonging to the San Bernardino attacker. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama said on Wednesday the United States is not as organized as it needs to be to step up its protections against cyber threats, and that making improvements would be a complex task lasting well beyond his time in office.

LA PAZ (Reuters) - Six local government workers died of asphyxiation in the Bolivian city of El Alto after a group of protesters occupied and set fire to the municipal offices on Wednesday, El Alto's local government said.

VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria will limit the number of migrants it lets in at 3,200 a day from Friday, the country's interior minister said, turning an annual cap on asylum claims into a daily entry quota that is likely to cause backlogs on the main refugee route into Europe.

VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria will limit the number of migrants it lets in at 3,200 a day from Friday, the country's interior minister said, turning an annual cap on asylum claims into a daily entry quota that is likely to cause backlogs on the main refugee route into Europe.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Islamic State militants are believed to be responsible for sulphur mustard gas attacks in Syria and Iraq last year, the United States said on Wednesday.

(Reuters Health) – In recent years, more than 95 percent of U.S. women diagnosed with cancer at age 40 or younger got tested for mutations that raise their risk of future cancers, according to a new study.

(Reuters Health) – In recent years, more than 95 percent of U.S. women diagnosed with cancer at age 40 or younger got tested for mutations that raise their risk of future cancers, according to a new study.

LONDON (Reuters) - Gianni Infantino has won the support of the English Football Association in his effort to win next week's FIFA presidential election, chairman Greg Dyke said on Wednesday.

* Environmental campaigners say 'integrated approach' not enough

(Reuters) - Australia fast bowler Peter Siddle has been ruled out of the second test against New Zealand due to a back injury, Cricket Australia (CA) said on Thursday.

A car packed with explosives detonated as military buses passed by in Turkey's capital of Ankara on Wednesday, killing at least 28 and injuring dozens. Nathan Frandino reports.

A car packed with explosives detonated as military buses passed by in Turkey's capital of Ankara on Wednesday, killing at least 28 and injuring dozens. Nathan Frandino reports.

A car packed with explosives detonated as military buses passed by in Turkey's capital of Ankara on Wednesday, killing at least 28 and injuring dozens. Nathan Frandino reports.

A car packed with explosives detonated as military buses passed by in Turkey's capital of Ankara on Wednesday, killing at least 28 and injuring dozens. Nathan Frandino reports.

RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil's Health Ministry said on Wednesday that most of the 508 confirmed cases of microcephaly reported in the country are likely related to the ongoing outbreak of Zika virus, and called its previous count too conservative.

RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil's Health Ministry said on Wednesday that most of the 508 confirmed cases of microcephaly reported in the country are likely related to the ongoing outbreak of Zika virus, and called its previous count too conservative.

Feb 18 (Reuters) - Australia fast bowler Peter Siddle has been ruled out of the second test against New Zealand due to a back injury, Cricket Australia (CA) said on Thursday.

CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt will not hesitate to send military forces into the territory of Arab Gulf allies to offer protection if asked by the leaders of those countries, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said on Wednesday.