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Two judges have been asked to leave a panel that picks the Nobel prize for medicine in a scandal surrounding a disgraced Italian transplant surgeon. The decision to drop Harriet Wallberg and Anders Hamsten came after the Swedish government sacked the entire board of the prestigious Karolinska Institute, where the scientist worked. Paolo Macchiarini was seen as a leading specialist on windpipe transplants. But two of his patients died and he was accused of falsifying his work record. Dr Macchiarini denies all the charges against him. The two judges who lost their positions on the Nobel panel have both served as heads of the Karolinska Institute, and were among several individuals suspected of ignoring warnings about the Italian windpipe scientist. The case has come as a severe blow to the institute. In a report on the case on Monday, a former Swedish judge said he had "never seen such negative references" and questioned why the surgeon had been initially hired and then had his contract extended. 'Scandal is the right word' "Confidence in the two principals is so seriously damaged that it has been exhausted," assembly secretary Thomas Perlmann told Sweden's TT news agency. "The damage is so great, and of such a character, that we will ask them to resign from the Nobel Assembly." The 50-member Nobel panel is due to announce the winner of the annual prize next month. "Scandal is the right word," higher education minister Helene Hellmark Knutsson said on Monday. "People have been harmed because of the actions of the Karolinska Institute and also the Karolinska University Hospital." Paolo Macchiarini was hired in 2010, two years after he was part of a team that carried out the first windpipe transplant partly made of the patient's stem cells. In 2011 he was hailed for leading a team that carried out the first synthetic organ transplant. But he lost his job earlier this year after a TV documentary by Swedish broadcaster SVT showed footage of operations he carried out in Russia which the Karolinska Institute itself described as "truly alarming". Prosecutors in Sweden said in June they were investigating the stem cell surgeon on suspicion of two cases of involuntary manslaughter at Swedish hospitals in 2011 and 2012. Other reports have alleged that he gave false information on his resume.

US President Barack Obama has cancelled a meeting with controversial Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, who had earlier called him a "son of a whore". Mr Duterte was responding to the US president's promise to raise the issue of drug-related extra-judicial killings in the Philippines at their meeting. The Philippine leader, known for his colourful language, has insulted prominent figures before, but this time it has had diplomatic consequences. He has now said he regrets the remark. "While the immediate cause was my strong comments to certain press questions that elicited concern and distress, we also regret that it came across as a personal attack on the US president," a statement by his office said. Duterte: From 'Punisher' to president Some of Duterte's most contentious quotes What's the point of Asean? In the past, President Duterte has called Pope Francis the "son of a whore", US Secretary of State John Kerry "crazy" and recently referred to the US ambassador to the Philippines a "gay son of a whore". Both he and President Obama are in Laos for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) summit. Duterte's apology: Analysis by Karishma Vaswani in Laos Mr Duterte has been forced to apologise for offensive comments before, but this is the first time he has had to confront the reality of his outlandish behaviour on the international stage It is the president's first overseas trip - an opportunity that many leaders would have used to cement ties with neighbouring countries and superpowers like China and the US. Instead Mr Duterte has spent the morning dampening down the controversy he created. At the heart of this is the fact that Mr Duterte isn't used to being told what to do; and that he likes to display machismo and bravado, which plays well to his domestic audience. But when he sits down for serious discussions with his Asean counterparts over the next couple of days, they'll be looking for Asian discretion and subtlety, not diplomacy Duterte-style. How the row escalated Mr Obama, who flew to Laos after attending the G20 meeting in Hangzhou, China, had been set to raise concerns about human rights abuses in the Philippines. But speaking in Manila on Monday before he left for Laos, Mr Duterte bristled at the suggestion, saying the Philippines "has long ceased to be a colony". "Putang ina, I will swear at you in that forum," he then said, using a Tagalog phrase for "son of a whore" or "son of a bitch". Mr Obama initially appeared to play down the insult, calling his Philippine counterpart a "colourful character" and saying he had asked his aides to work out if this is "a time where we can have some constructive, productive conversations". His aides later cancelled the talks. Mr Obama's last scheduled trip to Asia as president has not been without incident: he was also caught up in a protocol row with hosts China over his arrival in Hangzhou. In his comments on Monday, President Duterte pledged to continue with his anti-drugs campaign that has led to the killing of 2,400 suspected drug dealers and users in the Philippines since he took office in June. "Many will die, plenty will be killed until the last pusher is out of the streets... until the [last] drug manufacturer is killed we will continue," he said. Duterte accuses judges of drugs links The woman who kills drug dealers for a living The UN has repeatedly condemned Mr Duterte's policies as a violation of human rights. In August, two UN human rights experts said Mr Duterte's directive for police and the public to kill suspected drug traffickers amounted to "incitement to violence and killing, a crime under international law". This round of Asean talks comes against the backdrop of tensions over China's territorial ambitions in the South China Sea - the Philippines and the US are key players in that debate.

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The US and China - together responsible for 40% of the world's carbon emissions - have both formally joined the Paris global climate agreement. After arriving with other leaders of G20 nations for a summit in the city of Hangzhou, Mr Obama said: "History will judge today's effort as pivotal." CO2 emissions are the driving force behind climate change. Last December, countries agreed to cut emissions in a bid to keep the global average rise in temperatures below 2C. What is climate change? What does the climate deal mean for me? The Paris deal is the world's first comprehensive climate agreement. It will only come into force legally after it is ratified by at least 55 countries, which between them produce 55% of global carbon emissions. Members of China's National People's Congress Standing Committee adopted "the proposal to review and ratify the Paris Agreement" on Saturday morning at the end of a week-long session. Analysis: BBC environmental analyst Roger Harrabin This is a big step towards turning the Paris climate agreement into reality. Other nations will still tussle over their own ratification, but this will put pressure on G20 nations over the weekend to move faster with their pledge to phase out subsidies to fossil fuels. But even if enough other players step forward to make the Paris deal law, huge challenges lie ahead. Before China made its announcement, the 23 nations that had so far ratified the agreement accounted for just over 1% of emissions. The UK has yet to ratify the Paris deal. A spokesman for the prime minister told BBC News that the government would ratify as soon as possible - but gave no date. The White House issued a statement on Saturday morning announcing the US move. In a speech in Hangzhou, Mr Obama said the Paris deal was the "single best chance that have to deal with a problem that could end up transforming this planet". He praised US and Chinese leadership on the climate issue, saying: "We are moving the world significantly towards the goal we have set."

http://storage1.dms.mpinteractiv.ro/media/401/321/5109/15646823/4/fdfds.mp4 Una dintre rachetele companiei Space X a explodat joi dimineaţa în timpul unei prelansări Racheta Falcon 9 a explodat pe platforma de lansare din Cape Canaveral, suflul exploziei a cutremurat clădirile şi ferestrele de la câţiva kilometri depărtare. Explozia a distrus satelitul Amos-6, deţinut de Facebook, ce trebuia lansat sâmbătă dimineaţa. CEO-ul Space X, Elon Musk, a declarat că momentan nu se cunoaşte cauza exploziei care nu a provocat nicio victimă, însă accidentul deschide o serie de discuţii referitoare la rachetele reutilizabile pe care omul de afaceri doreşte să le vândă către NASA şi alte companii Satelitul distrus ar fi trebuit să ofere internet gratuit către 14 ţări din Africa. Fondatorul Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, cel care a confirmat distrugerea satelitului, a clasificat accidentul ca unul ,,foarte dezamăgitor''. În urma lansării satelitului în valoare de 200 de milioane de dolari, fondatorul dorea să viziteze diferite ţări pentru a marca evenimentul. ,,Acum mă aflu în Africa, sunt complet dezamăgit de faptul că lansarea rachetei Space X ne-a distrus satelitul care ar fi furnizat conexiune către nenumăraţi antreprenori,'' a declarat Zuckerberg. ,,Din fericire am dezvoltat şi alte tehnologi precum Aquila care vor conecta oamenii prin intermediul internetului,'' a adăugat el. Încă nu este clar dacă a fost o defecţiune a rachetei sau a platformei de lansare de pe care sunt evacuaţi oamenii înaintea igniţiei. Inspectoratul de Urgenţe din Brevard, California, a declarat: ,,Nu există nicio ameninţare a siguranţei publice după incidentul din timpul testelor rachetei Space X din această dimineaţa''. Clădirile de la o distanţă de câţiva kilometri au fost zguduite de explozia principală şi de cele ce au urmat-o. Racheta era aceiaşi pe care NASA o utilizează pentru a furniza provizii către staţiile spaţiale. Înaintea fiecărei lansări, Space X realizează teste la sol ale igniţiei reactorului pentru a fi siguri că totul funcţionează corect înaintea lansării oficiale. Ambele companii aveau deja încheiate precontracte de vânzare în valoare de 285 de milioane de dolari pentru satelit, respectiv 10 miliarde de dolari pentru rachetele Space X, însă vor fi amânate sau anulate.

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