Новости за 23.01.2016

The devil gets a wicked avatar in the form of the new concept, the draXter. Ducati revealed its brand new concept, based on its recently launched xDiavel, at the Motor Bike Expo of Verona, scheduled between 22-24 January. The new addition to its XDiavel cruiser world, the draXter interprets the XDiavel world from a sports viewpoint. The project was developed […]

Migrants arrive in Greece as rescue operations continue in the Aegean sea following the capsizing of two boats which claimed the lives of at least 43 men, women and children. Roselle Chen reports.

Migrants arrive in Greece as rescue operations continue in the Aegean sea following the capsizing of two boats which claimed the lives of at least 43 men, women and children. Roselle Chen reports.

Migrants arrive in Greece as rescue operations continue in the Aegean sea following the capsizing of two boats which claimed the lives of at least 43 men, women and children. Roselle Chen reports.

Migrants arrive in Greece as rescue operations continue in the Aegean sea following the capsizing of two boats which claimed the lives of at least 43 men, women and children. Roselle Chen reports.

BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel looked ever more isolated over her open-door policy on refugees on Saturday as it emerged that the leader of her party's Bavarian allies suggested this week she had become impervious to other people's views on the issue.

COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lanka has launched an investigation into allegations that a group of surgeons ran a racket trading human kidneys, the health ministry said on Saturday, two days after the authorities banned all kidney transplant surgery for foreigners.

LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister David Cameron pledged on Saturday to apply pressure on the Maldives to improve the rule of law and free political prisoners after meeting the country's former president after his temporary release from jail.

LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister David Cameron pledged on Saturday to apply pressure on the Maldives to improve the rule of law and free political prisoners after meeting the country's former president after his temporary release from jail.

Valglokalene åpnet 21. februar 2021 til en ny runde i Nigers presidentvalg etter at ingen av de 28 kandidatene fikk flertall i første omgang. Valget står mellom tidligere utenriksminister Mohamed Bazoun og tidligere president Mahamane Ousmane.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (Reuters) - The Pakistani army said on Saturday the four gunmen who attacked a university in northwest Pakistan were trained in Afghanistan and the assault was controlled by a Pakistani Taliban militant from a location inside Afghanistan.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (Reuters) - The Pakistani army said on Saturday the four gunmen who attacked a university in northwest Pakistan were trained in Afghanistan and the assault was controlled by a Pakistani Taliban militant from a location inside Afghanistan.

(Reuters) - American Lindsey Vonn won the women's World Cup downhill in Cortina, Italy on Saturday to set a record of 37 victories in the speed discipline.

Берничә мәктәп укучысы юл кырыеннан бер-берсен төртешеп барганда була бу хәл.  Чаллы укучыларының әлеге "шаяруы" бәхетсезлек очрагы белән тәмамланган – машина астына этеп җибәрелгән 12 яшьлек малай тезен сындыра һәм шифаханәгә озатыла.  Руль артындагы 18 яшьлек кыз аның дусларының бәхетсезлек очрагыннан соң качуларын әйтә. Кызның шоферлык стажы алты ай гына була. Вакыйга шаһитлары юлда йөрү кагыйдәсен үсмернең бозуын искәртәләр. 

BERLIN (Reuters) - Italian Peter Fill won the downhill competition in Kitzbuhel on Saturday after World Cup leader Aksel Lund Svindal crashed out before skiing was stopped for safety reasons.

Тыныч-имин ил булып саналган Канада мәктәбендә котычкыч хәл. Пистолет белән коралланган югары сыйныф укучысы биш кешенең башына җиткән.

In a large private hospital, more than 1,000 patients come every day either for consultation, tests, or confinement. The chaplain of the hospital says that when some patients are diagnosed with an incurable and terminal illness, they either rush to the hospital chapel to pray for healing or heave a sigh of grim resignation.They seem to have only two options: to plead for a miracle, or to welcome death. In truth, other possibilities await them depending on their lifestyle, belief system, family support... Читать дальше...

Hong Kong – Barclays has embarked on a fresh round of job cuts to its investment banking business worldwide which would result in a complete exit from cash equities in Asia, an internal memo showed, as new Chief Executive Jes Staley wields the axe in a bid to slash costs and boost returns. The harsher-than-expected cuts are among the most sweeping worldwide culls by an investment bank in recent years, as Staley in common with peers at other European lenders moves to reduce costs amid a tough global environment for banks. Читать дальше...

Baguio City — Two drug personalities were sentenced to suffer  life term in jail after being convicted by a local court for selling 4.7 kilograms of marijuana to a Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) undercover agent in 2013. PDEA-Cordillera Director Juvenal Azurin identified the convicts as Melchor Martin Lagadeo and Kenneth Sagasa Lagadeo, who were found guilty of drug peddling by the court last January 18. The duo were arrested in a buy-bust operation on July 9, 2013 at Lourdes Grotto, here... Читать дальше...

Our first part last Sunday, titled “Dim Scenario For Asia-Pacific???,” was triggered mostly by negative predictions about China’s economic downturn and its continued bleak prospects (comparatively) for the year 2016 as announced by various sources. FOR MOST MARKET ANALYSTS, THE PROXIMATE REASON FOR THE GLOBAL ACROSS-THE-BOARD DROP MAY BE SUMMED UP IN ONE WORD – CHINA. IN THE SHORT TERM, DOMESTIC CHINESE CONSUMPTION HAS NOT BEEN ROBUST ENOUGH TO COMPENSATE FOR THE GRADUAL REDUCTION OF CHINA’S EXPORTS. Читать дальше...

Malacañang assured yesterday that drug buster-turned-drug suspect Lt. Col. Ferdinand Marcelino would be granted due process of law in his current troubles. “Of course, and that [due process] is the right of every Filipino, nasa poder man o hindi (whether you’re in position or not),” Presidential Communications Development and Strategic Planning Office (PCDSPO) Undersecretary Manuel Quezon III said in an interview on state-run DZRB. Marcelino Known for high-profile drug arrests in years past, Marcelino... Читать дальше...

Grandmaster Wesley So was held to a draw anew to remain half a point off the pace after six rounds in the Tata Steel Chess 2016 in Netherlands last Friday. So, playing white, couldn’t capitalize his positional advantage early on as Caruana held his ground to force a draw after a marathon 80 moves of a Giuoco Piano Opening. It was So’s fifth straight draw since winning the opening round, giving him 3.5 points behind leaders Caruana, Chinese GM Ding Liren and reigning world champion GM Magnus Carlsen of Norway, who have similar four points. Читать дальше...

Camp Olivas, Pampanga — The Criminal Investigation and Detection Groups’ (CIDG’s) “Oplan Big Berta and Paglalansag” collared  16 more persons and confiscated from them guns and “shabu” in Zambales while a buy-bust operation by the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) Region 3 netted 13 suspected drug pushers in this province, the other day. In Zambales, Senior Superintendent Benjamin Silo, Jr., CIDG director for Central Luzon, said the series of operations last Friday resulted in the arrest of 15 suspects in New Kalalaki... Читать дальше...

Melbourne, Australia — Pressure is a matter of perspective for Victoria Azarenka, who can recall days when she was worried as much about going hungry as she was about her next match. The two-time Australian Open champion is a growing favorite for the title, growing in confidence following two injury-interrupted seasons as she tallies victories and while leading contenders are making early-round exits to open up the draw. Azarenka dropped her opening service game without winning a point on Saturday... Читать дальше...

The House of Representatives extended its gratitude to the Canadian government for allocating  P700 million to support the long-term economic recovery initiatives in super-typhoon Yolanda-affected areas. Quezon Rep. Winston Castelo, chairman of the House Committee on Metro Manila Development cited the Canada’s allocation of $20.6 million as second tranche of funds pledged through its Typhoon Haiyan Relief Fund. The funding allocation was announced by Canadian Ambassador to the Philippines Neil Reeder on Jan. Читать дальше...