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Russia’s Anti-Gay Law Drawing Complaints In Sochi
Russia’s Anti-Gay Law Drawing Complaints In Sochi
Russia’s Anti-Gay Law Drawing Complaints In Sochi
SOCHI, Russia (AP) — A U.S. Olympic sponsor and U.N. panel condemned a Russian law criticized as a stifling of gay rights as protests were planned for around the world Wednesday, keeping an irritant to the hosts of the Winter Olympics front and center two days ahead of the opening ceremonies.
Search Continues In Russia For Potential Olympic Terrorists
Search Continues In Russia For Potential Olympic Terrorists
Search Continues In Russia For Potential Olympic Terrorists
MOSCOW (AP) — The search for three women suspected of planning terrorist attacks at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics has raised one of Russia's most feared specters — the female suicide bombers known as "black widows." For more than a decade, women have committed many of Russia's worst terror attacks, downing airliners, blowing up subway cars and killing people going to a rock concert. Rea
IOC President Expects Safe Winter Olympics
IOC President Expects Safe Winter Olympics
IOC President Expects Safe Winter Olympics
LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) — IOC President Thomas Bach says he has full confidence that Russian authorities will deliver "safe and secure" games in Sochi despite the two deadly suicide bombings in southern Russia that have heightened concerns about the terrorist threat to the Olympics.