Новости за 21.01.2019

FRANCE’s anti-government ‘yellow vest’ protests could have been prevented if Emmanuel Macron had “shown less arrogance”, centrist mayor André Santini said in a scathing assessment of the French President.

EU chief was amazed that David Cameron called vote for party management purposes

TEHRAN (FNA)- The Russian fighter jets pounded and destroyed the military positions of Tahrir al-Sham al-Hay'at terrorists (the Levant Liberation Board or the Al-Nusra Front) in Southern and Southwestern Idlib amid continued attacks by the militants on the Syrian Army's military positions from the demilitarized zone.

London Capital & Finance, the £214 million high-risk bond company frozen by the Financial Conduct Authority, made a series of loans for the pet projects of two close associates, it emerged on Monday.

The suspects in the Novichok poisoning and their superiors are hit with EU sanctions.

Saudi Arabia’s Fawaz Alhokair Group plans to offer shares in its shopping malls business in Riyadh in the second quarter of this year, sources told Reuters on Monday.Arabian Centres Company,

Ukraine-Russia gas contracts signed in 2009 have caused irrevocable loss of $32bn for Kyiv, CEO of the country's natural gas monopoly Naftogaz Andriy Kobolev believes.

Frances Noel holds off Austrians to win World Cup slalom The Seattle Times WENGEN, Switzerland (AP) Showing the maturity of a widely touted future star, Clement Noel held off a fierce Austrian chall

I have one word to describe how it felt to walk over to work this weekend: Brrrrrrrrrrrrrr! The Arctic blast is here and the temps and wind chill and far more than just chilly. Though today, the sky is bright blue, the snow and ice are glistening with the sun's brilliance and the golf course looks like a Hallmark Card. The only thing that could possibly make it any better would be if we had enough snow to get the snowmobile trails open and scratch that "sledding itch" so many folks have around

The wealth of the world's poorest fell by $500 million each day in 2018.

The Member of Parliament (MP) for Builsa South has slammed the government for the delegation sent to meet Menzgold boss, Nana Appiah Mensah. According to Clement Apaak, there is no evidence to prove the fruitfulness of the trip hence making it a waste of taxpayers rsquo; money. ldquo;They have not provided any evidence to convince Ghan ...

The Ankobra river regains its natural form. The silver flickers on its surface as the sun flashes over the water is back. Severely raped of its beauty by illegal mining in their careless search for gold at all cost, the river turned the colour of the precious mineral - golden brown. http://cdn.modernghana.com/images/content/12120 ...

A 65-year-old widow, Fatima Nyande lost her life savings of GHc 2,000 to termites after she buried her money in a hole under some firewood in her compound in Kpasa in the Nkwanta North district of the Volta Region. Madam Nyande told Benjamin Owusu, a local reporter that she chose to hide her daily sales in the hole because she did not trust ...

The Police Cyber Crime Unit says it has recorded 10 cases of sexual since the beginning of this year. Though figures for the period preceding 2019 were worrying, officials say the recent trend constitutes an alarming increase. Director of the Unit, Chief Superintendent Gustav Yankson, warns internet users to desist from putting out deta ...

The help and intervention of the ruling NPP government is being sought following the kidnapping of some teenage girls in Takoradi, in the Western region. Distressed parents of the victims are seeking to count on government to help them find their children. They say the police are not doing enough to help find their daughters and want go ...

President Klaus Iohannis will participate in Aachen, Germany, on Tuesday, in the signing ceremony of...

The Storm loss wasn't due to poor offensive effort as Guelph outshot Niagara 52 to 32.

The defending champs head to LA to take on the Lakers. Here's everything you need to know to tune in.

The International Monetary Fund is warning that the world economy is slowing — and that it will get worse if countries keep squabbling over trade. The agency’s updated World Economic Outlook lowered estimates for growth in 2019 by 0.2 percentage points to 3.5%, its second downward revision, this time on account of weakness in Germany and Turkey. But the new report, released as bankers and other global leaders gathered for an annual economic conference in Davos, Switzerland, made clear that the biggest... Читать дальше...

Freshman played in two games for the Billikens Source: St. Louis University

Canadians aren't keeping up with the need to protect their homes against catastrophic events made more common by climate change, says a coast-to-coast study from the University of Waterloo.

The European long steel markets have started 2019 in lethargic fashion, disappointing suppliers that were resolutely raising their offer prices just two months ago in anticipation of strong demand.

Jacob Scrimshaw has started to realise he is different to other children.