G20 offers poorer nations no assurances on debt relief extension – Aljazeera.com

The Group of 20 leading economies will take a decision on extending the current suspension of debt repayments by the poorest countries closer to the end of the year, putting off assurances of additional relief as the global pandemic ravages nations around the world. All member countries have started implementing the Debt Service Suspension Initiative…

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Ganus issues stark suicide warning as RUSADA-ROC row intensifies – Insidethegames.biz

Russian Anti-Doping Agency (RUSADA) director general Yuriy Ganus has issued a public declaration that he will not kill himself as a row between the anti-doing body and the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) intensifies. It stems from an ROC-commissioned audit of RUSADA, carried out in March and April, which examined the operational effectiveness of the organisation,…

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Equestrian Australia avoids liquidation as creditors agree to reform – Australasian Leisure Management

Troubled national sporting organisation Equestrian Australia has avoided liquidation with creditors having agree to support administrator KordaMenthas proposal to reform the sport. In June, Sport Australia forced the NSO into voluntary administration, deeming its governance unacceptable after the resignation of eight directors and three chairs in just over 16 months. As of Tuesday this week,…

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Caribbean countries need COVID-19 debt relief – MENAFN.COM

(MENAFN – Caribbean News Global)Peggy Walters, Principal & Founder, Third Voice Communications By Peggy Walters The forthcoming G20 ministers of finance meeting can set the stage to relieve and restructure the increasing debt faced by Caribbean countries. The region welcomes 30 million tourists annually, sustaining 14 percent of the regions jobs and contributing over 15…

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Will the G20 step up with more debt relief for poorest nations? – Aljazeera.com

The Group of 20 leading economies this weekend may have to consider expanding help for the worlds poorest countries, three months after agreeing to provide temporary debt relief, as the coronavirus pandemic continues to ravage nations. Central bankers and finance ministers from the G-20 will hold a virtual meeting on Saturday to discuss and coordinate…

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G-20 May Now Look Beyond Initial Debt Relief for Poorest Nations – Yahoo Finance Australia

(Bloomberg) — The Group of 20 leading economies this weekend may have to consider expanding help for the worlds poorest countries, three months after agreeing to provide temporary debt relief, as the coronavirus pandemic continues to ravage nations. Central bankers and finance ministers from the G-20 will hold a virtual meeting on Saturday to discuss…

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