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Important news for important people
www.dedicatedpress.com Volume 3209 Monday June 11, 2018
International Business Sports
The first monsoon rains have hit The US blamed Canada on Sunday Rafael Nadal insists that he has no Cabo San Lucas
camps in Bangladesh housing around for the disastrous ending to the G7 desire to become locked into an arms Blustery
a million Rohingya refugees, trigger- summit, saying Prime Minister Jus- race with Roger Federer to surpass Sunrise: 6:34 AM
ing floods and landslides but no casu- tin Trudeau “stabbed us in the back,” his great rival’s 20 Grand Slam titles. Sunset: 8:05 PM
alties or major damage so far... P.2 while American allies held... P.3 Nadal clinched and... P.5 Humidity: 57% 75-83 F

“If the summit becomes a success, the Singaporean efforts will go down in history” Merkel
Trump, Kim arrive for US-North Korea summit Trump G7 tweets ‘sobering
and depressing’
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un officials who welcomed him that he time shot” and adding he will know US President Donald Trump’s re-
and Donald Trump arrived in Singa- was feeling “very good” about the “within the first minute” whether an vocation of support for a joint com-
pore Sunday for an unprecedented summit. agreement will be possible. munique with other leaders at the G7
summit, with Pyongyang’s nuclear Authorities imposed tight security “If I think it won’t happen, I’m not summit was “sobering and a little
arsenal at the top of the agenda and around the summit venue and the lux- going to waste my time,” he said. depressing,” German Chancellor An-
the US president calling it a “one- ury hotels where the leaders were to On Sunday Pope Francis struck an gela Merkel said late Sunday.
time shot” at peace. stay -- including installing extra pot optimistic note, saying he hoped the “It’s hard, it’s depressing this time,
Bringing the Korean War to a plants outside Kim’s accommodation talks might “ensure a future of peace but that’s not the end” of the Group
formal end 65 years after hostilities to obstruct reporters’ views. for the Korean peninsula and the of Seven, she said in a rare one-on-
ceased will also be on the table at the Washington is demanding the whole world.” But the value of the one interview with ARD public tele-
first-ever meeting between a North complete, verifiable and irreversible event -- long sought by the North, and vision.
Korean leader and a sitting president denuclearisation of the North, while which Trump apparently impulsively “I don’t want us to keep inflating
of its “imperialist enemy”. Pyongyang has so far only made agreed to in March, reportedly with- our language,” she added, saying the
It is an extraordinary turnaround public pledges of its commitment to out consulting his advisers -- has been word “depressed” was “already a lot,
from the tensions of last year, when the denuclearisation of the peninsula called into question by many seasoned coming from me”, in an ironic refer-
Kim accelerated his weapons pro- -- a term open to wide interpretation experts. “People call it a historic sum- ence to her usual unflappable appear-
grammes -- earning the North more -- while seeking security guarantees mit but... it is important to understand ance. Trump departed early from the
sets of UN Security Council sanc- in return. that this summit was available to any Quebec meeting Saturday to head to
tions -- and the two men traded per- In a report describing Kim’s de- US president who wanted to do it and Singapore for his summit with North
sonal insults and threats of war. parture from Pyongyang, KCNA said the point is no US president wanted Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un.
But critics charge that the meeting a “changed era” had come about, to do this, and for good reasons,” said Soon afterwards, Trump rejected
risks being largely a triumph of style adding that views on achieving de- Christopher Hill, a former lead US in a series of angry tweets from Air
over substance. nuclearisation and a “permanent and nuclear negotiator with North Korea. Force One the text of a G7 consensus
Kim arrived in Singapore on board durable peace-keeping mechanism The two countries have been at statement -- traditionally a paean to
an Air China 747 that, according to on the Korean Peninsula” would be loggerheads for decades. shared Western values and objectives
flight tracking website Flightradar24, exchanged at the summit. But the South’s Winter Olympics under American leadership.
took off from Pyongyang in the But former US deputy secretary in February were the catalyst for a Asked about Trump’s threat to tar-
morning ostensibly bound for Bei- of state Richard Armitage said he flurry of diplomatic moves as South get US tariffs against cars -- a vital
jing then changed its flight number in expects little progress on the key is- Korea’s dovish leader Moon Jae-in industry for Germany which supports
midair and headed south. sue of defining the parameters of de- sought to bring the two sides together. over 800,000 jobs -- “we will have
He was driven into the city centre nuclearisation . Kim has met twice with both Moon to think again about what we’ll do,”
in a stretch Mercedes-Benz limousine “The success will be in the shutter and Xi Jinping, the president of Chi- Merkel said.
accompanied by a convoy of more clicks of the cameras,” he said. “They na, long the North’s most important “Hopefully the European Union
than 20 vehicles, and later met Sin- both get what they want.” ally. Pyongyang has taken some steps will again act as collectively as it has
gaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Trump insisted last week that the to show sincerity, returning three US this time,” the chancellor said.
Loong, thanking him for hosting summit would “not be just a photo detainees and blowing up the en- The EU has already said it will
the event. “If the summit becomes op”, saying it would help forge a trances to its nuclear test site. announce countermeasures against
a success, the Singaporean efforts “good relationship” that would lead US Secretary of State Mike Pom- Trump’s metals tariffs on July 1.
will go down in history,” Kim said. to a “process” towards the “ultimate peo said last week that progress was Meanwhile, Merkel brushed aside
Trump landed in the evening after a making of a deal”. being made in bringing the two sides Trump’s suggestion that Russia
long flight from Canada and the G7 But as he embarked for Singapore together in their understanding of should be readmitted to the group of
meeting there, telling Singaporean he changed his tune, calling it a “one- denuclearisation. the world’s leading economies.
Russia has been shut out since its
Its churning center was about 255 miles (410 KM) south of Manzanillo Mexico 2014 annexation of the Crimean pen-
insula from Ukraine, and has since
Hurricane Bud forms in Pacific west of Mexico earned Western condemnation for its
Hurricane Bud formed Sunday and west at nine miles per hour (15 kph) Mexico issued a Tropical Storm military intervention in Syria in sup-
was to gain strength rapidly in the the Miami-based National Hurricane Watch for the southwestern coast of port of dictator Bashar al-Assad.
north Pacific, west of Mexico, US Center said. Mexico from Manzanillo to Cabo “We need Russia for disarma-
forecasters said. “Bud could strengthen rapidly dur- Corrientes, popular resort areas. ment talks” and for discussions about
At 2100 GMT, Bud, the sec- ing the next 24 hours or so,” the NHC A Tropical Storm Watch “means both Ukraine and Syria, Merkel said.
ond hurricane of the season after warned. that tropical storm conditions are “There is no question about that.”
Aletta, was packing top sustained Its churning center was about 255 possible within the watch area, in this But “I understand the G7 to be a
winds of 75 miles an hour (120 kilo- miles (410 KM) south of Manzanillo case within the next 24 through 48 group for countries that have shared
meters per hour) and moving north- Mexico, the center said. hours,” the NHC said. principles,” she added.

International
Page 2 Monday June 11, 2018
An agonizing “Some areas like the football field areas are flooded. Some houses have been inundated with water”
For relatives of Guatemala First monsoon rains pound Rohingya camps
volcano victims
At an improvised morgue in the Gua- The first monsoon rains have hit
temalan town of Escuintla, dozens of camps in Bangladesh housing around
people stand around in an anguished a million Rohingya refugees, trig-
daze, clutching photos of their loved gering floods and landslides but no
ones, hoping to recover their bodies casualties or major damage so far, of-
for burial. ficials said Sunday.
This small town, some 35 kilome- Aid agencies have been warn-
ters (20 miles) southwest of Guate- ing that the monsoon season could
mala City, was nearly wiped off the prompt a humanitarian catastrophe in
map last Sunday by the violent erup- coming months at what is the world’s
tion of the Fuego volcano and the biggest refugee camp, sheltering peo-
crushing avalanches of earth, ash and ple fleeing violence in Myanmar.
glowing lava that followed. The sites in southeastern Bangla-
The eruption claimed at least 110 desh are predicted to be hit by pow-
lives and left dozens missing, ac- erful cyclones and by more than 2.5
cording to an official tally. And some metres (eight feet) of rainfall over
4,500 people have no homes to return the coming three months of monsoon
to. -- roughly triple what Britain gets in
“They are not animals, they are a year. Bangladesh’s meteorologi-
people,” said Boris Rodriguez, 24, cal office said the Cox’s Bazar area
who managed to recover a dozen where many of the refugees live in Rohingya Muslim refugees take shelter from the rain during a food distribution at Nay-
corpses shortly after an avalanche makeshift shelters on bare hillsides apara refugee camp in Bangladesh’s (Photo AFP)
devastated the village of San Miguel had 138 millimetres (5.4 inches) of Rohingya leaders told AFP the but the majority are still living under
Los Lotes. Along with many other rain since Saturday evening. rains have already devastated some risk,” said Mohammad Mohibullah,
mourners, he is waiting for the bod- “Some areas like the football field parts of the camps and turned some another community leader.
ies, still in the morgue, to be returned areas are flooded. Some houses have dirt roads into quagmires, hindering Last year heavy rain triggered
to family members for burial. been inundated with water. There the movement of refugees and relief mudslips in Cox’s Bazar and the
But some families are losing pa- have been a few landslides. The con- materials. nearby Chittagong Hill Tracts, kill-
tience as authorities conduct the me- ditions are bad,” UN refugee agency Kamal Hossain, a Rohingya com- ing at least 170 people. More than
thodical process of identifying bodies spokesperson Caroline Gluck told munity leader, said at least five shan- 100 died in landslides in the region in
in the makeshift morgue set up in a AFP. The monsoon season “is going ties were destroyed by landslides or 2012, and two years earlier around 50
local school. Dozens of the dead are to be big test for everybody involved strong winds over around 12 hours of perished. Gluck said that so far nearly
being kept there. in the humanitarian response in sup- a sustained downpour beginning on 29,000 refugees have been relocated
Rodriguez has been biding his time port of the government of Bangla- Saturday evening. to new areas out of an estimated
at the morgue since Monday. Almost desh”, she said. “It’s just the beginning and the en- 200,000 people at very high risk of
a week after helping recover the More heavy rain is forecast tire monsoon season is ahead of us. landslides and flood, who need to be
corpses of 10 relatives, they have yet for coming days. Some people have been relocated moved to safer areas.
to be formally identified.
“It is simply too painful to pull The paper said she came forward after she said her email accounts were hacked
those bodies out and not be able to
keep vigil over them,” he said, stand- Brexit donor held undisclosed meetings with Russian envoy
ing near a stack of coffins provided A major Brexit campaign donor held hunt” against Brexit and Trump. for a cup of tea on November 17 at
for families unable to afford one. two previously undisclosed meetings Banks, an insurance industry mil- a meeting that also included mining
The identification process is slow, with the Russian ambassador before lionaire, has previously said he had magnate Siman Povarenkin to dis-
involving DNA testing and inter- and after the 2016 referendum and “a six-hour boozy lunch” with Yak- cuss a deal involving six gold mines
views with relatives. So far, only 41 was offered a deal on six gold mines ovenko at the Russian embassy on in Russia.
bodies have been formally identified, in Russia, The Sunday Times report- November 6, 2015. Citing email cor- Banks, who is married to a Russian
according to the National Institute of ed. respondence, the Sunday Times said woman, then visited Russia in Febru-
Forensic Sciences. Arron Banks, the outspoken found- that meeting was set up by Udod ary 2016 at the height of the EU ref-
Many residents say the tragedy er of the Leave.eu campaign, was in- and that he was one of 23 suspected erendum campaign for what he said
could have been avoided if civil pro- troduced to London envoy Alexander Russian spies expelled by Britain was “a family trip” that involved no
tection authorities had issued a timely Yakovenko by Alexander Udod, a following the poisoning of former meetings with Russian officials.
evacuation alert. So said Enma Pamal, “suspected Russian intelligence offi- double agent Sergei Skripal and his The Sunday Times report was
46, who took the first available flight cer”, the report said. daughter Yulia in March. based on emails passed to the paper
from the United States -- her home of Banks has also reportedly admitted The paper quoted Andy Wigmore, by the journalist Isabel Oakeshott,
26 years -- upon learning of the catas- that he handed over phone numbers a close associate of Banks who was who ghostwrote Banks’s memoir
trophe. Back in the now-devastated for members of Donald Trump’s tran- present at the meeting, as saying that “The Bad Boys of Brexit” and is now
community where she was born, she sition team to Russian officials, after they did not offer “any information to writing a book on Russian attempts to
discovered she had lost 18 relatives. meeting with the US president-elect (the ambassador) or any Russian any influence British politics.
Standing with her 27-year-old in November 2016 in New York. details of our campaign”. The paper said she came forward
brother Gerson, a survivor, she said Asked about the report at the G7 The report said Banks and Wig- after she said her email accounts were
people were beginning to lose “pa- summit in Canada on Saturday, Prime more met with Yakovenko again hacked.
tience, if not hope” as the identifica- Minister Theresa May said: “I am
tion process drags on. sure that if there are any allegations
Enma, who has provided medical that need investigation the proper au-
examiners with DNA samples and thorities will do that.”
details of the victims’ moles, scars Senior cabinet minister David Lid-
and other physical characteristics, ington told the BBC on Sunday that
was visibly annoyed by the delay. the allegations were “serious” and
“They should stop telling us to be should be looked into by the authori-
patient,” she said. ties.
Also waiting in the morgue was The paper said the revelations
50-year-old teacher Milvia Rosales. raised “explosive questions about
She carried a poster with photos of attempts by Russia to influence the
students from the San Miguel Los referendum result” but Banks dis-
Lotes school. missed them as part of a “witch-

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With hip Berlin drawing ever more people, and apartment prices steadily rising
Berlin’s punk-rock district charges into battle against Google
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have welcomed Google with open gant of this mega-corporation, whose with 3.1 billion euros ($3.6 billion) in line fashion retailer Zalando, last
arms, but in the bohemian Berlin dis- business model is based on mass sur- capital raised. year reported revenues of 4.5 bil-
trict of Kreuzberg the Silicon Valley veillance and which speculates like Google already operates a co- lion euros less than a decade after
giant has found itself on the frontlines crazy, to set up shop here,” fumed a working space, the so-called “Fac- its 2008 founding. Berlin is still re-
of gentrification trench warfare. hacker and protest leader who asked tory” in the affluent hipster neigh- covering from the post-war decades
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ing -- 3,000 square metres (32,000 Pageblank. home-grown incubator Rocket In- and stranded deep inside communist
square feet) hosting offices, a cafe With hip Berlin drawing ever more ternet shepherds a flock of startups East Germany, which cost it most of
and a coworking space in a once-der- people, and apartment prices steadily towards hoped-for greatness. One its industrial base.
elict industrial building -- is set to be rising, “gentrification is gathering
the latest outpost of California startup pace and loads of people are already
culture in Europe. being thrown out” of once working- Foreign Exchange
But a campaign dubbed “Fuck class Kreuzberg, he charged.
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One of the top 10 openings of the year so far, which also best three earlier “Ocean’s” editions Cymbals crashing
The women of ‘Ocean’s 8’ steal a big lead at the box office Tourism keeps Vietnam’s
The women of “Ocean’s 8” proved this gala in New York. In second place In fifth was Disney/Marvel block-
weekend that they know how to steal in the three-day weekend was last buster “Avengers: Infinity War,” at ancient water puppets afloat
the show -- and much more -- as the new weekend’s leader, “Solo: A Star Wars $6.8 million. With a cast including In a darkened theatre in central Ha-
heist flick took in an estimated $41.5 Story,” starring Alden Ehrenreich as Robert Downey Jr., Benedict Cum- noi, a wooden dragon emerges from
million in North American theaters. a young version of the swashbuckling berbatch and Scarlett Johansson, a pool to the sound of cymbals crash-
With an all-star cast led by ever- space pilot. The Disney film took in the superstar-rich extravaganza has ing in a traditional water puppet show
popular Sandra Bullock and sup- $15.2 million, roughly half its previ- now taken in $1.998 billion world- that lures hundreds of tourists daily
ported by Cate Blanchett, Anne ous weekend’s total. wide. but is largely shunned by locals.
Hathaway, Helena Bonham Carter, Third spot went to “Deadpool 2” Also of note: Focus Features’ ten- Backstage behind a thin bamboo
Mindy Kaling and Rihanna, the War- from 20th Century Fox, at $13.7 mil- der documentary “Won’t You Be My screen, around 20 puppeteers slosh
ner Bros. film was Hollywood’s latest lion. This latest in Marvel’s X-men Neighbor,” about the life of “Mis- around waist-deep in rubber overalls
experiment -- after “Ghostbusters” series stars Ryan Reynolds in the title ter Rogers” host Fred Rogers, took wielding the marionettes with long
-- in replacing an all-male cast with role. Its worldwide ticket sales have in $470,000 as it opened on just 29 rods.
female stars. surpassed $650 million. screens (a better per-screen average “The puppets are pretty heavy...
The result: one of the top 10 open- In fourth was a new film, “Heredi- than any other top-25 film). It has a and the water also creates resistance,”
ings of the year so far, which also best tary,” at $13 million the best opening remarkable 99 percent “fresh” rating said puppeteer Nguyen Thu Hoai,
three earlier “Ocean’s” editions. ever for the A24 production com- on Rotten Tomatoes. who swapped her galoshes for flip-
The film stars Bullock as Debbie pany. The horror film, about a family Rounding out the top 10 were: flops between sold-out shows.
Ocean, sister of Danny Ocean (origi- haunted after its matriarch dies, stars - Adrift” ($5.1 million). “But our years of training and
nally played by George Clooney), Toni Collette and Gabriel Byrne. Its - Book Club” ($4.2 million). experience helps us control them,”
as she assembles a gang of talented decent opening came in spite of an R- - Hotel Artemis” ($3.2 million). added Hoai, who like many of her
women to plan a seemingly impos- rating and less-than-glowing reviews, - Upgrade” ($2.2 million). colleagues graduated from Hanoi’s
sible diamond heist from a glamorous including a D+ from CinemaScore. - Life of the Party” ($2.1 million). College of Theatre and Cinema.
Some of the puppets weigh as
“This is a country that has a vital role to play in the region” much as 10 kilogrammes (22 pounds)
and the largest ones, like the one-me-
EU pledges 20 mn euros to ease Jordan’s economic woes tre-tall (three-foot) fairy, require four
European Union foreign policy chief reform work.” The funds would Jordan blames its economic woes people to manipulate.
Federica Mogherini announced Sun- “address in particular the needs of on instability rocking the region and The shows at Hanoi’s Thang Long
day 20 million euros ($23.5 million) Jordanians that are particularly vul- the burden of hosting hundreds of theatre have become a staple on the
in aid for Jordan following a wave of nerable,” Mogherini said. thousands of refugees fleeing war in well-trodden tourist circuit and draw
anti-austerity protests that led to the Cash-strapped Jordan, a close US neighbouring Syria. thousands every week, including
prime minister’s resignation. ally that relies heavily on donors, is The World Bank says Jordan has many first-time viewers.
The EU will support Jordan “with struggling to rein in its debt after se- “weak growth prospects” this year, “I’ve never seen a puppet show
all possible means at our disposal curing a $723-million loan from the while 18.5 percent of the working age that way with the water,” American
including economic and financial International Monetary Fund in 2016. population is unemployed. tourist Caroline Thomoff told AFP
means,” Mogherini said during a visit Austerity measures have seen pric- Later Sunday Jordan was due to after a show.
to Amman. “This is a country that es of basic necessities rise across the hold talks in Mecca with one of its “I could really see people fishing,
has a vital role to play in the region,” kingdom, culminating in angry pro- major donors, Saudi Arabia, as well dancing and all the different perfor-
she told a news conference. tests over tax proposals -- later with- as the United Arab Emirates and Ku- mances that happened.”
“You will have always the EU drawn -- that forced prime minister wait on ways to help Amman over- Vietnam is the birthplace of the
at your side fully supporting your Hani Mulki to resign on June 4. come its economic problems. centuries-old art form that emerged in
the northern rice paddies as entertain-
“Swiss casinos have won the jackpot” ment for farmers.
The earliest record of the perfor-
Swiss vote to block foreign-based gambling sites mances is on a 12th century stele
Swiss voters overwhelmingly ap- but will basically block foreign-based addiction measures, as well as social that still stands at a pagoda in north-
proved Sunday blocking foreign- companies from the market. security and sports and culture pro- ern Ha Nam province, but historians
based betting sites in a high-stakes This aspect of the law in particular grammes. According to the govern- say water puppetry likely originated
referendum on a new gambling law spurred a coalition made up primarily ment, Swiss gamblers spend around even earlier. The shows traditionally
designed to prevent addiction, but of the youth wings of various politi- 250 million Swiss francs annually featured age-old fables and mythical
which opponents said amounted to cal parties to launch the referendum. on unregulated betting sites abroad lore, like the famous Hanoi parable
internet censorship. Opponents have slammed Bern for that pay nothing into public coffers. about a Vietnamese king’s treasured
A full 72.9 percent of voters came employing “methods worthy of an Sommaruga has said that the new sword that was used to fight off Chi-
out in favour of the new gambling authoritarian state”, with a measure gambling law was needed “to stop nese invaders.
law, final results showed, also indi- that they claim is “censorship of the this hemorrhaging.” The tropes haven’t changed much,
cating that only about a third of eli- internet.” “This sets a very dangerous According to GREA, an asso- and neither have the hand-carved
gible voters cast their ballot. precedent,” Luzian Franzini, co-pres- ciation that studies addiction, Swiss wooden figures of animals, boats,
The vote spells a crushing defeat ident of The Greens’ youth wing and gambling and betting companies farmers or fish painted in brilliant
for the opponents who gathered the head of the campaign against the new pulled in nearly 1.7 billion Swiss golds, reds and greens, according to
50,000 signatures needed to put a law law, told AFP before the vote. francs in 2016, of which more than Chu Luong, the director of Thang
change to a referendum, warning the Swiss Justice Minister Simonetta half went to “the public good”. Long theatre. Despite its ancient
law’s internet restrictions pose a seri- Sommaruga, however, insists that al- But opponents claimed Switzer- roots -- or perhaps because of them
ous threat to liberties online. lowing only Swiss-based companies land could make more money by -- the shows draw little attention from
The Swiss government says the to sell gambling services is “indis- issuing concessions to foreign com- local Vietnamese viewers, especially
Gambling Act, which has already pensable” to ensure that everyone panies that agree to be regulated and millennials.
been passed by both houses of par- adheres to strict rules, like blocking taxed, and charge the law is basically More than half of Vietnam’s 93
liament, updates legislation for the known addicts. a windfall for Swiss casinos. million people are under 30 and often
digital age, while raising protections According to Addiction Switzer- “Swiss casinos have won the jack- prefer their entertainment in digital
against addiction. land, some 75,000 people in the small pot” with the new law, Isabelle Che- form.
The law, which is set to take effect Alpine nation of 8.3 million inhabit- valley of the Liberal Green Party, told “There are new types of entertain-
next year, will be among the strictest ants suffer from gaming addiction, public broadcaster RTS after the vote. ment now, electronic devices and the
in Europe, allowing only casinos and costing society more than half a bil- Switzerland’s new gambling law internet, so apart from festivals we
gaming companies certified in Swit- lion Swiss francs (half a billion dol- was only one of several issues facing can’t perform all the time because
zerland to operate in the country, in- lars) annually. popular votes Sunday at the national, (local) people don’t watch a lot,” said
cluding on the internet. Bern also wants all of the compa- regional and local levels as part of the Pham Dinh Viem, a third-generation
It will enable Swiss companies for nies’ proceeds to be taxed in Switzer- country’s famous direct democratic puppet carver from a craft village in
the first time to offer online gambling, land, with revenues helping fund anti- system. Thai Binh province.

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Nadal plans to return to Paris in 2019 and try and clinch a 12th title at Roland Garros
Nadal insists passing Federer’s 20 Slams not on agenda


Rafael Nadal insists that he has no 2010. However, his recent record at
desire to become locked into an arms the All England Club has been dispir-
race with Roger Federer to surpass iting.
his great rival’s 20 Grand Slam titles. Last year, he lost 15-13 in the fifth
Nadal clinched an 11th French set of his last-16 tie against Gilles
Open with a 6-4, 6-3, 6-2 victory Muller. Since his last title in London
against Dominic Thiem on Sunday to eight years ago, he has also suffered a
take his majors total to 17. first round exit as well as two defeats
That’s three behind Federer who is in the second round.
more than four years older. “I would love to be playing in as
However, the 32-year-old Nadal many places as possible, but you un-
said such targets do not concern him, derstand I need to check how I feel in
believing his caution is well-placed the next couple of days,” said Nadal
after an injury-hit career which has as he pondered his preparation for
seen him sit out nine Grand Slam Wimbledon which gets underway in
tournaments. three weeks’ time.
“I have never been crazy about this He is currently entered to play the
kind of stuff,” said Nadal. Queen’s Club tournament next week.
“You can’t always be frustrated if “It is a drastic change from clay to
somebody has more money than you, grass. And I did it in the past when I
a bigger house than you, if somebody was much younger, quicker, because
has more Grand Slams than you. Spain’s Rafael Nadal kisses the Mousquetaires Cup (Photo AFP) I played back to back.
“You can’t live with this feeling. On Sunday, he even halted play in watch keeps going always. So that’s “But it’s time to check how I feel in
“Of course I would love to have 20 the third set due to cramping in his it. the next couple of days.”
like Roger in the future or even more finger that affected his blood circula- “If you tell me seven, eight years Victory on Sunday meant that
but it’s not something that is on my tion. “It was scary,” he admitted. ago that I will be here at 32 years old Nadal became just the fourth man of
mind.” Nadal plans to return to Paris in having this trophy with me again, I the modern era to win three or more
Even this year, injury has contin- 2019 and try and clinch a 12th title at will tell you that is something almost Grand Slam titles after turning 30,
ued to hound Nadal with a hip prob- Roland Garros. impossible, but here we are. joining Federer, Rod Laver and Ken
lem forcing him to quit his Australian But he remains philosophical about “So I am not much worried about Rosewall.
Open quarter-final against Marin the rest of his career which has so far the future. Tennis is a very important Australia’s Rosewall was in the
Cilic. yielded 17 majors, 79 titles in total part of my life, without a doubt, but is crowd on Sunday to see the final, 50
He missed the North America as well as more than $100 million in not everything.” years after he won the title in Paris.
hardcourt season and only returned prize money. Next on the campaign trail for “I’m just glad I’m not playing to-
in time for the European claycourt “You can’t fight against age and Nadal is Wimbledon where he was day,” said Rosewall in a nod to the
season. you can’t fight against the watch. The a two-time champion in 2008 and raw power of Nadal.

“I’ve done it for a long time”> Finn Kimi Raikkonen finished sixth in the second Ferrari
Russia recruits army of volunteers for World Cup Vettel claims 50th win and goes top in title race
They aren’t big fans of football, but like to be involved, it is very inspir- Sebastian Vettel claimed the 50th win German Nico Hulkenberg came
Viktoria, Roman and Valeria are ing.” of his career and reclaimed the lead home seventh ahead of his Renault
ready to spend a month of their time Valeria Volkova, the youngest of of this year’s world championship on team-mate Spaniard Carlos Sainz,
helping visitors attending the World the group at 18, said volunteering has Sunday when he ended Lewis Ham- Frenchman Esteban Ocon of Force
Cup in Russia. become a way of life for her. ilton’s run of supremacy at the Cana- India and Monegasque Charles
“Of course the World Cup is an “I’ve done it for a long time. It was dian Grand Prix. Leclerc of Sauber. “Perfect is a good
enormous, important event, but for a friend who suggested that I volun- The four-time champion German way to describe this,” said a delighted
me personally it is more about help- teer for the World Cup,” she said. drove his Ferrari with near flawless Vettel.
ing people. That’s the reason I be- “I said to myself that it is an ideal aplomb to convert his 54th pole po- “I said yesterday that this place
came a volunteer,” said economics activity for me. I like helping people, sition into a triumphant afternoon means a lot to Ferrari and to have a
student Viktoria Astanina. I like meeting new people, making ahead of Finn Valtteri Bottas of Mer- race like this is unbelievable.
The 22-year-old and her friends are new friends and I love our city.” cedes and determined Dutchman “After a long stretch here without a
among the 3,500 volunteers recruited The smiling, helpful volunteers Max Verstappen, who was third for Ferrari win, I looked around and the
in St Petersburg alone for the June were well appreciated by visitors to Red Bull. people are so very happy. It means a
14-July 15 tournament. the Confederations Cup last year, Vettel’s third victory this season lot. There’s a long way to go in the
The numbers swell to more than which served as a trial run for the lifted him to 121 points ahead of season so I am not bothered about the
15,000 across the 11 Russian cities much larger World Cup. Hamilton on 120 after seven races, title now, but it’s a good side affect
hosting matches at football’s show- Their ability to speak English, ending the defending four-time for me.”
piece event. which isn’t a given in many smaller champion’s hopes of a record-equal- He said the win was special be-
Volunteers will help visitors find Russian cities, was particularly help- ling seventh win at the Circuit Gilles cause it came 40 years after Canadian
their way around and be stationed at ful to visitors unfamiliar with both Villeneuve where he won from pole Gilles Villeneuve had won his first
airports, train stations and main tour- the language and Cyrillic script. for the last three years. race for Ferrari.
ist spots. Recruitment began in 2016 and It was Ferrari’s first win in Canada The race began in near-perfect con-
A native of the Siberian city of Yekaterina Stolytsina, training co- since 2004 and came from their first ditions with an air temperature of 20
Novosibirsk, Viktoria will be a team ordinator in St Petersburg, said they pole there in 17 years. It was also Vet- degrees Celsius and the track at 45 as
leader at the fan zone in Saint Peters- sought talkative, responsible volun- tel’s second win in Canada where he the lights went out.
burg. “I’ll have to coordinate the other teers who could handle stress and won in 2013 for Red Bull. Vettel, from his fourth Canadian
volunteers as there are lots of events work well in a team. Australian Daniel Ricciardo, who pole, made a clean start while behind
planned at the fan zone,” she said. “It was serious, we were selected clocked the fastest lap at the end, him Bottas had to scrap to resist a ro-
Roman Goncharov, 20, who is out of many others,” said Valeria. managed to resist a late charge from bust attack from Verstappen.
training to become a police officer, According to figures provided by Hamilton in the closing laps and re- Hamilton stayed fourth ahead of
will be in one of the rail stations. He organisers, only one in ten people tain fourth place ahead of the Eng- Ricciardo who made quick work of
likes sports, but as with Viktoria, ad- who applied were accepted. lishman who extended his record passing Raikkonen before, after only
mits to not being a huge football fan. Those who made it were give a points-scoring run to 32 races. half a lap, a heavy collision between
“It is a good opportunity to help choice of where to work, then attend- Finn Kimi Raikkonen finished Brendon Hartley’s Toro Rosso and
out at a historical event,” he said. “I ed courses to learn their jobs. sixth in the second Ferrari. local hero Lance Stroll’s Williams.

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The aim of the game is to fill a 9x9 grid (81 squares) that is subdivided into 3x3 “sub-squares, with each of the numbers one through nine, besides
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