Новости за 13.12.2018

Japan's newly loosened immigration rules are a step in the right direction, but they may still be insufficient to mitigate the nation's dwindling workforce, economists warn.

China is likely to speed up projects in its ambitious Belt and Road program amid trade tensions with the United States, Citi said in a report, with Chinese construction, transportation, mining and fin

Tokyo prosecutors indicted Nissan Motor along with its ousted Chairman Carlos Ghosn, on Monday, shifting the focus of the financial misconduct scandal to the Japanese automaker and its CEO's respo

Time has named "The Guardians" killed and imprisoned journalists as Person of the Year for 2018.

Huawei has reportedly agreed to conform with a list of terms set out by GCHQ's National Cyber Security Centre.

Russia has rejected renewed U.S. and European calls to block the Moscow-backed Nord Stream 2 natural-gas pipeline project under the Baltic Sea.

PanARMENIAN.Net - California regulators want to tax text messages to increase funds for programs that bring connectivity to underserved residents,

SHANGHAI, China - Many Chinese companies are pressing their employees to boycott iPhones and Apple products and buy Huawei units instead due to the tension between Washington and Beijing over the a

TIANJIN CITY, China - Samsung Electronics will suspend their operations at one of their mobile phone plants in China. With the crashing sales and increasing labor costs in China recently, the compa

The pattern is familiar: Canada arrests a Chinese national wanted in the US. Shortly after, a Canadian national is locked up in China.

The natural landscape of Mazandaran province in northern Iran is so eye-catching in autumn that can convince almost any tourist to take a leave and pay a visit.

Veteran Iranian director Ali Rafiei has staged an adaptation of Spanish dramatist Federico Garcia Lorca's "The House of Bernarda Alba" in the Iranian capital Tehran.

Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif hits out at US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo for making another "mockery" of the UN Security Council (UNSC) by taking the podium there to brag about Washingto

There's a phone for everyone, no matter your budget.

The bill, which provides billions in subsidies to American farmers, will also pave the way for more-coordinated efforts among federal agencies to deploy broadband in hard to reach areas.

Characters from Netflix's cancelled Marvel Television shows can't appear in non-Netflix series for at least two years, Variety reports.

Buying a gift for someone who has plenty of "stuff"? Go for a subscription instead.

Amazon Prime customers in some cities will also be able to get free same-day delivery up until midnight on Christmas Eve.

The sophisticated campaign has targeted dozens of companies, most of which are based in the US.

New fossil evidence paints a picture of an apex predator, as big as a lion, that terrorized ancient Australian forests.

The third Deadpool release this year removes the swear words and adds Fred Savage. And he's the real star.

Googles parent Alphabet made a big investment in the scooter company this summer.

No longer just underwater assassins, the drones now disperse hundreds of thousands of coral babies throughout the reef.

The newly reedited and toned-down version of Deadpool 2 has a couple of new post-credits scenes to look forward to. Warning: spoilers ahead.

If you attended the pop star's May 18th concert, your smile might've been captured, according to Rolling Stone.