Новости за 03.08.2015

The border dispute surrounding 162 Indian and Bangladeshi enclaves ended on Saturday at one minute past midnight, Adam Taylor of The Washington Post reports.

Australians are proving some of the hardest customers in the world to convince that Malaysia Airlines has left its safety problems in the past.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — A wandering turkey is in custody after causing a stir at the University of Michigan. The bird attracted the attention of university students and staff as it roamed wooded areas, chased passers-by and got in the way of bus traffic. It also showed up on social media in people's selfies. The Ann Arbor News reports (http://bit.ly/1IHbcZz ) the bird was captured Sunday and relocated to an animal rescue facility in southern Michigan. University police spokeswoman Diane Brown says a cage was put out to help capture the bird. Читать дальше...

A Fishermans Bend link to a "top secret" World War II tank manufacture program has been uncovered, triggering calls for a comprehensive review into the heritage value of the area's older buildings.

At least 25 people killed and dozens injured in an explosion in a residential area of the northwestern Syrian city of Jericho in the Idlib Governorate.

Former Mumbai leg-spinner Sairaj Bahutule will be coaching Bengal in the upcoming Ranji Trophy season.

Washington aiding Syria's opposition will lead to further destabilization in the country, creating a situation that could be exploited by the Islamic State extremist group, according to Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.

While Colin Trevorrow has already ruled himself out for directing the sequel to "Jurassic World," he does promise to lend his input in some capacity to the followup to one of the highest grossing films of all time. And while this summer's blockbuster doesn't necessarily leave a thread to be followed for a sequel, it does set up some interesting concepts which Trevorrow says could lay the foundation for where the story will go next. Don't worry, no more resorts will be harmed. "[It will not be] just... Читать дальше...

NEW YORK - Archer Daniels Midland says it sold its chocolate business to agribusiness conglomerate Cargill for $440 million.

Property agencies say controversial set of measures will deter investment

An Oklahoma teenager released a message in a balloon at her father's grave and it landed 25 miles away in her backyard.

The FTSE had a disappointing day.

The UK's main stockmarket closed down 0.11%, or 8 points to 6,688.62.

The index was led lower by mining and oil companies, which were hit with weaker than expected manufacturing data out of Asia.

China, the largest manufacturing nation globally, saw activity contract at the fastest pace seen in two years.

Here's how it looked:

The big losers were Anglo American and BHP Billiton, both down around 4%, while Rio Tinto fell 2.29%. Читать дальше...

Last week, authorities launched a treason investigation against two of the blog's reporters, but was forced to suspend the probe due to overwhelming public pressure.

Tiger Woods finished tied for 18th place at the Quicken Loans National last weekend.

Current and former Indian cricketers will not be immediately required to sign 'Conflict of Interest' undertakings but they may have to do so in future, a top BCCI source said on Monday.

There’s one subject that time and again has nearly boiled Stewart’s blood when someone has had the audacity to mistreat or misrepresent it… and that is pizza.

Tom Hayes is thought to have made millions in his time as a trader.

Several people were injured in the western Dutch town of Alphen aan den Rijn on Monday when two cranes working on a bridge upgrade toppled onto houses nearby, the local fire brigade said.

Washington has agreed to speed up arms sales to Gulf countries following a meeting with regional foreign ministers in Qatar, US Secretary of State John Kerry said Monday.

Faith in humanity restored

England Under-21 international striker Connor Wickham has joined Crystal Palace from Sunderland, the London club announced on Monday.

Many Israeli ex-generals and former security chiefs have signed a petition urging Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to accept the nuclear deal between world powers and Iran, which he strongly opposes.

US agency brokerage faces possible record fine for disclosure violations

David Byrne has penned an op-ed calling for more transparency between the streaming services, the record labels and artists. Apple Exec Eddy Cue:

IMF predicts Russia will lose 9pc of its GDP because of sanctions imposed amid the Ukraine crisis