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The abrupt axing of wrestling from the 2020 Olympic Games has upset athletes and fans across the world.
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Last Modified: 16 Feb 2013 15:22 GMT
Wrestling wrestled out of 2020 Olympics
The International Olympic Committee confirms wrestling is no longer one of its 25 'core sports' from 2020 onwards.
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Last Modified: 12 Feb 2013 15:19 GMT
IOC set to cut one Olympic sport
Sports such as modern pentathlon, taekwondo, wrestling, badminton and table tennis under scrutiny for 2020 Games.
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Last Modified: 11 Feb 2013 17:50 GMT
Russia braces for US adoption ban protest
Thousands expected to demonstrate in Moscow against law banning US citizens from adopting Russian children.
Asia
Last Modified: 12 Jan 2013 13:00 GMT
Snowy Europe
Heavy snow has caused some travel delays across parts of Europe recently and there is more snow to come.
Everton Fox
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Last Modified: 08 Dec 2012 10:58 GMT
Madonna to sing out on 'gay propaganda' law
Several Russian regions have passed bans on "promoting" homosexuality in public, prompting criticism.
Sam Bollier
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Last Modified: 08 Aug 2012 09:29 GMT
Russia jails Pussy Riot punk rockers
Three members of Russian punk band, dubbed "prisoners of conscience", elicit international support.
Jennifer Glasse
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Last Modified: 26 Jul 2012 10:14 GMT
ECOWAS call on ICC over 'war crimes' in Mali
West African body says court should probe destruction of shrines, and urges Mali to call for UN intervention in north.
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Last Modified: 07 Jul 2012 21:41 GMT
ECOWAS to convene Mali meeting
West African leaders aim to install unity government in Bamako, as new footage emerges of Timbuktu shrine destruction.
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Last Modified: 07 Jul 2012 07:00 GMT
World powers open Syria crisis talks
Closed-door talks begin in Geneva amid deep divisions between West and Russia over plan to end bloodshed in Syria.
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