Ecuador president says Snowden can't leave Moscow airport
President Rafael Correa told the AP Snowden cannot depart Sheremetyevo without Russian consent and Ecuador will consider an asylum request only if Snowden reaches Ecuador or an Ecuadoran embassy. Correa stressed Russia controls Snowden while Putin notes public opinion and human rights input.
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Obama Urges Africa's Youth to Embrace Mandela Vision
In Cape Town Obama frame Mandela legacy as Africa's future and unveils plan to double sub-Saharan electricity access. He visits Robben Island and urges Africans to expand opportunity, deepen democracy, and foster peace while relying on self determination.
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Kerry Says progress made in peace talks
U S Secretary of State John Kerry finished another shuttle diplomacy round in Tel Aviv without a breakthrough to relaunch talks but said gaps had narrowed and he would return to the region with a team to push a package. He warned final status talks could be within reach with more work while refusing details on the plan.
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