Новости за 30.07.2015

Landslides triggered by torrential rain have left at least 30 people dead in Nepal. As Mana Rabiee reports, the landlsides struck near the nation's most popular trekking circuit.

Penn State defensive tackle Anthony Zettel was among 11 players named to the Big Ten’s fifth annual Players to Watch list Thursday.

BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's finance minister wants to correct the balance between the European Commission's political role and its regulatory powers, reflecting concern in Berlin over the EU executive's neutrality as its political clout grows.

Ignoring pleas and petitions by civil society groups, India on Thursday hanged an accountant convicted of supporting the 1993 Mumbai bombings that killed 257 people in the country's worst terrorist attack.

Triple Crown winner American Pharoah took an easy tour of the track at Monmouth Park on Thursday morning, another step toward the $1.75 million Haskell Invitational.

Brandon Moss was sorry to see close friend David Murphy traded earlier this week by the Indians.

A teenager has been found guilty of plotting a massacre at his former college after he amassed an arsenal of weapons.

South Korean Chung Mong-joon, former vice-president of Fifa, has announced his intentions to stand for the top job once Sepp Blatter stands aside next February.

Louis van Gaal has leapt to the defence of David De Gea after his error allowed Blaiuse Matuidi to score the opening goal in Manchester United's 2-0 defeat to Paris Saint-Germain in the International Champions Cup.

GULFPORT -- Motorists hoping to use Seaway Road during their commute will have to find an alternate route until Friday, officials said.

Four Confederate battle flags were found on the grounds of the Ebenezer Baptist Church near the Martin Luther King Jr. Center in Atlanta on Thursday, and police and federal authorities…

MONACO, July 30 (Reuters) - The tiny principality of Monaco plans to expand its territory further into the sea by building a six-hectare (15-acre) neighbourhood over a one-billion euro platform to be built by France's Bouygues over the next ten years.

Environmental activists are hanging from a bridge above Portland's Willamette River, while kayakers block the path of Shell's Alaska-bound icebreaker preparing for off-shore Arctic drilling. Jillian Kitchener reports.

LONDON (Reuters) - A surge in market volatility is encouraging a new generation of stockbrokers and traders to set up shop in London, Europe's biggest financial centre.

TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Sima Vaknin-Gill may be Israel's last chief military censor. And she makes no secret of welcoming that.

TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Sima Vaknin-Gill may be Israel's last chief military censor. And she makes no secret of welcoming that.

The driver of a bin lorry which crashed and killed six people had been suspended by his previous employer when he started working for Glasgow City Council, an inquiry has heard.

It's a 15-minute walk through a lush palm grove from Baghdad's al-Takia refugee camp to the nearest well, but as temperatures hovered around 52 degrees Celsius (126 F) on Thursday, Zakiyah Abdullah, who is eight...

The killers of former Russian agent Alexander Litvinenko may have harmed the health of thousands of Londoners as they trailed radioactive polonium-210 around the city, a lawyer for British police said Thursday.

In a bid to consolidate his political support and complete a crucial bailout with creditors, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Thursday called for a vote within his party to decisively sideline rebels opposed to the...

Ever since it made its much awaited entry in India in 2009, the Fortuner has been running away with the sales in its segment. The brawny SUV has been receiving constant facelifts all this while, along with some generous increments in its price. The popularity of the vehicle hasn’t faded one bit, though, with the […]

GRAY COURT, S.C. — A 2-year-old boy remained in the hospital in critical condition Wednesday after he was found unconscious and bruised in a Gray Court home filled with dozens of dead and dying animals.

Britain's biggest defense company BAE Systems reiterated guidance for marginal earnings growth this year, a forecast which it said remained conditional upon securing new orders for fighter jets. BAE said in February that for 2015 it expected underlying earnings per share to be marginally higher than the 38 pence per share it made in 2014 if it could secure orders for more Eurofighter Typhoons, most probably from Saudi Arabia.

Britain's biggest defense company BAE Systems reiterated guidance for marginal earnings growth this year, a forecast which it said remained conditional upon securing new orders for fighter jets. BAE said in February that for 2015 it expected underlying earnings per share to be marginally higher than the 38 pence per share it made in 2014 if it could secure orders for more Eurofighter Typhoons, most probably from Saudi Arabia.

Britain's biggest defense company BAE Systems reiterated guidance for marginal earnings growth this year, a forecast which it said remained conditional upon securing new orders for fighter jets. BAE said in February that for 2015 it expected underlying earnings per share to be marginally higher than the 38 pence per share it made in 2014 if it could secure orders for more Eurofighter Typhoons, most probably from Saudi Arabia.