Новости за 12.06.2017

Nearly a third of the world’s population is overweight, leading to a health crisis and an outbreak of obesity-related diseases, according to a new study.
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Police in the city of Sao Bernardo do Campo, in Brazil, have arrested two men for torturing a 17-year-old boy by tattooing his forehead with the words, “I am a thief and a loser,” as punishment for trying to steal a bike.
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The decision to ground all F-35 fighters at the Luke Air Force Base in Arizona was extended indefinitely, as special teams of experts struggled to figure out what caused multiple incidents of pilots reporting oxygen deprivation.
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NATO troops have begun a 10-day military exercise, Iron Wolf 2017, in Lithuania, as part of a broader series of maneuvers aimed at deterring Russian “aggression.” Around 5,300 troops from 10 NATO countries are set to take part
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A total of 77 LGBTQ people were killed in the US in 2016 - the highest figure in more than 20 years of record keeping, and a rise of 217 percent. The number was boosted by the massacre of 49 people in an attack on a gay club in Florida last June.
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On June 12, 2016, 49 people enjoying a night out in Pulse club never came home. The massacre brought terror to Orlando’s LGBT community as Omar Mateen opened fire in a devastating massacre.
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Pig cells implanted into the brain could help alleviate the symptoms of those living with Parkinson's disease, according to a New Zealand based biotech company.
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The Norwegian government is seeking to prohibit face-covering garments in all schools nationwide, having sent the proposal for comments to educational institutions. The ban’s advocates say the garments prevent students from communicating with each other.
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Covfefe, the cryptic word tweeted by President Donald Trump two weeks ago, has been repurposed by one of his critics as an acronym for the bill that would order Trump’s personal tweets archived as public documents.
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Two attorneys general have filed a lawsuit against the US president for "flagrantly" violating anti-corruption laws, claiming foreign payments made to Donald Trump’s businesses are in violation of the Emoluments Clause of the US Constitution.
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The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled against the revised executive order by President Donald Trump halting entry into the US from several Muslim-majority countries.
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Dozens were detained at an unauthorized protest in Moscow after Aleksey Navalny called for the demonstration to be moved from the authorized location, citing a lack of sound systems. Hundreds turned up at the authorized site, with sound systems present.
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Police in northern Germany have arrested four brothers, all Syrian nationals, on suspicion of being members of the Al-Nusra Front terrorist organization. The brother are facing charges of war crimes, the Federal Prosecutor’s Office said on Monday.
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Tunisian protesters gathered in defense of the right to eat and drink in public during the Muslim fasting month. The demonstration, organized by a local rights group, comes after the arrests of non-fasters earlier this month.
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A World War II aircraft crashed in dramatic fashion at an airshow in France on Sunday, nosediving and flipping after its propeller hit the ground. Those in attendance rushed to the Spitfire in an attempt to pull the pilot from the wreckage.
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Labour deputy leader Tom Watson has asked Prime Minister Theresa May whether media mogul Rupert Murdoch had anything to do with the appointment of Brexit-backstabber Michael Gove in Sunday’s post-election cabinet reshuffle.
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A California-based pharmaceutical company cannot use federal law to enforce a rule delaying the sale of a copycat “biosimilar” drug, but may appeal to the federal circuit court to use state law instead, the US Supreme Court ruled unanimously.
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London Evening Standard editor George Osborne, who Theresa May sacked as Chancellor when she took power in 2016, isn’t even trying to hide his satisfaction at watching the PM fight for her political life.
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Police are investigating allegations that members of the Bahraini royal family threatened two human rights campaigners in the heart of London.
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A woman who wanted to travel to Syria with her child to find a militant husband has been arrested in Singapore, becoming the first woman to be detained by the country on suspicion of Islamist radicalism.
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Northern Ireland’s Protestant Orange Order has urged the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) to use its newfound political influence over Tory Prime Minister Theresa May to get a ban on its controversial annual march lifted.
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Prime Minister Theresa May was reportedly urged to call last week’s general election by European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker in order to strengthen her hand ahead of Brexit talks. The plan spectacularly backfired.
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As many as 80 Iraqi Christians and other immigrants were rounded up for a mass deportation in Detroit on Sunday, triggering a large protest that attempted to stop buses carrying the Iraqis fearful of their safety if deported.
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US President Donald Trump’s state visit to the UK will go ahead despite reports he asked the British government to postpone it amid fear of mass protests.
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ARTE, a Franco-German public TV station, has been accused of censorship over its decision to remove a 90-minute documentary titled ‘Chosen and Excluded – The Hate for Jews in Europe’ from its planned broadcasting schedule, saying the film lacks “balance.”
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