Новости за 06.06.2024

Eddie Hearn's Matchroom Boxing took on Frank Warren's Queensbury promotion at the weekend, and were smashed 10-0 in an unprecedented event in Saudi Arabia

The World Health Organization said that the man's death was caused by a virus strain that has "never before been found in humans".

This initiative aims to educate Auckland residents on the importance of asbestos testing in maintaining safe living and working environments.

Quick thinking members of the public flagged down police officers after finding the distraught teenager

BUYING your first home on your own may seem an impossible goal in the current climate.

Nothing CEO Carl Pei says Nothing Phone will not launch until

SIMON JONES: Manchester United made a late attempt to sign Tosin Adarabioyo but talks over a move to Chelsea were already too far advanced.

Babar Azam and his team find themselves in the line of fire right before the T20 World Cup 2024 clash against India.

The research, conducted by BT Group, compared children's dream jobs across the UK in 2000 with 2024 and found that for girls, careers such as midwifery have fallen out of favour.

An Israeli strike on a U.N. school in Gaza sheltering displaced Palestinians killed more than 30 people, local health officials say, though the U.N. hasn't confirmed any numbers. Israel says Hamas was operating from inside the school.

(Telecompaper) NTT and Waseda University have begun joint research with a shared vision that aims to create new values in the fields of the global environment,...

The New South Wales government has issued a historic apology to the LGTBQIA+ community for laws that criminalised homosexuality until 1984.

The Q1 2024 report from Lodging Econometrics reveals a record high in global hotel construction, with significant growth in full-service projects, indicating robust industry expansion.

“One of the injured crewmen was in critical condition at a hospital in Cebu,” a coast guard official said.

1. Iran nuclear programme: UN agency urges Tehran to cooperate  BBC.com
2. IAEA Board passes resolution against Iran on cooperation, inspectors  Reuters
3. U.N. Atomic Agency Censures Iran Over Nuclear Actions Despite Retaliation Threat  The Wall Street Journal
4. U.N. Nuclear Watchdog Censures Iran and Demands Access for Inspectors  The New York Times

The old Central Bank HQ in Dublin finally reopens its doors today as the new flagship location for WeWork

In March, Inflection’s co-founder and CEO joined Microsoft with nearly all of the company’s employees as part of a deal in which the tech giant did not outright buy the startup.

AGlaze International reintroduces its enhanced paint sealant technology to the aviation industry, promising improved durability, gloss retention, and sustainability, aligning with green practices and supported by Gryphon Aviation Partners.

1. Activists fly K-pop USB sticks into North Korea as ‘poo balloon’ row intensifies  The Guardian
2. North Korea sent trash balloons to South Korea. Activists are sending balloons back with K-pop and K-dramas  CNN
3. Balloon war escalates as South Koreans fly new leaflets into North  The Independent
4. 700 balloons later, North Korea says it’ll stop sending trash to South Korea  Global News

(Telecompaper) French operator SFR has launched a new deal on the mobile market in an effort to win back customers...

(Telecompaper) Philippines operator Globe Telecom has introduced a series of offers for its unlimited prepaid fiber internet service called GFiber Prepaid...

The data was sourced using Barclays current account transactions which were identified as direct debits and bank transfers going to mortgage lenders and private landlords.

Wholly owned by the University of Auckland, UniServices is a not-for-profit, stand-alone company that provides support to researchers by helping them secure funding and connections that can amplify and grow their endeavours. Seeking out and bringing together partners ...