Новости за 15.06.2015

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras ignored pleas from European leaders to act fast.

An all-girls school in the UK has banned senior students from wearing short skirts, instructing them to wear "sober" suits and minimal makeup in bid to keep the pupils "committed to learning".

Queen Elizabeth II led commemorations on Monday to mark the 800th anniversary of the Magna Carta — but the human rights the document helped enshrine are at the center of a modern political feud.

While most would accept that working for the security services is not all fast cars and fight scenes in exotic locations, what actually goes on day-to-day in the bowels of the secret intelligence service, MI6, is a mystery.

After his second sold-out concert at Carnegie Hall, vocalist Anurag Harsh will perform on Saturday July 11 at the Lincoln Center in New York, one of America’s most prestigious performing arts venues, this time with leading percussionist Anandan Sivamani and keyboardist Stephen Devassy in a midsummer night jam of lightning fast ragas, taranas and beats, a format that has not yet been attempted before on a global stage.

A former papal ambassador to the Dominican Republic will be tried for paedophilia next month in the first case of its kind to be brought before a Vatican court.

A former papal ambassador to the Dominican Republic will be tried for paedophilia next month in the first case of its kind to be brought before a Vatican court.

A 40-year-old man has won a World Series of Poker title by accident, after mistakenly entering the wrong competition.

An Indian supermarket worker in Bahrain, accused of molesting a 10-year-old girl, was released from custody on Monday, media report said.

A Malaysian tanker carrying nearly 7.5 million litres of petrol has gone missing with 22 crew members on board in the waters off southern Johor state's east coast.

Hong Kong is gearing up for a vote this week on a contentious electoral reform package backed by Beijing, with a weekend poll showing public support has shifted against the proposal amid renewed street marches by pro-democracy protesters.

Nepal has reopened most of the heritage sites that were damaged in a pair of strong earthquakes that devastated parts of the country recently, hoping to bring back foreign tourists

A four-year-old boy from Mumbra was beaten to death by the paramour of his mother as he was a hindrance to their illicit relationship, said the police.

Opposition leader Jagadish Shettar on Sunday visited family members of sugarcane farmer Gurunath Mallappa Chapagao, who committed suicide on June 8 in Badal Ankalagi, and expressed condolence over the incident.

For 20 days, women in Ranebennur, Haveri district, dreaded this 30-year-old bicycle mechanic. Samihulla Banakar, a resident of Doddagubbi village, Hirekerur taluk, would steal their undergarments and nightwear.

When Vishal Patil received the hall ticket to appear for the SSLC re-examination, which is scheduled to be held from Monday till June 22, he was shocked to see someone else’s photograph on it.

Veteran poet Siddalingaiah on Sunday said that about 1.25 crore Kannadigas are being denied their fundamental rights due to the Tamil Nadu government’s order of making Tamil the first language at state-run schools there.

A 17-year-old boy who left the UK to join the dreaded Islamic state terror group is believed to have become Britain's youngest ever suicide bomber.