Новости за 01.02.2019

Niederösterreichs Landespolizeikommandant Konrad Kogler drängt nach den jüngsten Frauenmorden auf einen besseren Datenaustausch zwischen den Opferschutzeinrichtungen.

Die Zahl der Asylbewerber, die als Lehrlinge arbeiten, ist seit Monaten kaum gesunken. Nur vereinzelt kam es zu Abschiebungen. Gerichte bewerten stärker, wie gut jemand integriert ist.

Auf Europas schnellster Eisbahn gibt es Leihkufen für Langlauf-Skatingschuhe, das Erfolgsgeheimnis ist die Außenkante.

Schautafeln erklären Wanderern die Soleleitung nach Traunstein, im 525 Jahre alten Bürgerbräu eröffnet eine Ausstellung. Im benachbarten Bad Reichenhall werden heuer zwei Jubiläen gefeiert.

Salzburg-Trainer Marco Rose fand auch im Trainingslager den perfekten Weg, wie er seine Profis auf den Kampf um drei Titel 2019 vorbereitet.

Bad Hofgastein braucht dringend einen besseren Hochwasserschutz. Aber das Projekt spießt sich. Ein Baustopp würde den Kurort hart treffen.

Die Salzburger Sebastian Gishamer und Marina Aufschnaiter sind die neuen FIFA-Schiedsrichter.

Wer hinter dem Mann steckt, der mit seinem Aufschrei zum Sprachrohr der Lehrer wurde.

Their previous bout ended with McGregor's submission and victory for the Russian fighter, who defended his lightweight champion belt. But the fight was overshadowed by the subsequent melee outside the octagon, which led to sanctions against both athletes.

Mauricio Pochettino has confirmed Vincent Janssen has been added to Tottenham’s Premier League squad and will now be in contention for first-team matches. Janssen was [...]

Translated by Ollie Richardson & Angelina Siard 19:45:0901/02/2019 strana.ua The Ministry of Culture of Ukraine said that it hopes that the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate will implement the law on renaming itself into the Russian Orthodox Church, since the position of the state will depend on it in the future. This was […]

Hindus feel victimised in a Hindu-majority country and in turn, some demonise Muslims, most of whom are descendants of victims of the conquerors and forced converts.

It has been well documented that Rafa Benitez has had to work with limited resources at his disposal at Newcastle. […]

The Warming Huts are back! Presented by Artis REIT, Winnipeg’s popular winter installations return for 2019, with engaging new installations. Started in 2009, Warming Huts: An Art + Architecture Competition on Ice has been melding world-class design and art with…

If you’ve been anxiously awaiting the arrival of the U.K.’s newest sports car, the TVR Griffith, we have some bad news. There’s been another delay. Originally set to go on sale in 2017, the delivery date was pushed back to early 2019. And now it’s been pushed back to 2020. AutoRAI confirmed the delay after...

After what this gay atheist is going through in Egypt, sounds like Oblamer's Muslim Brotherhood is very much alive and well in Eypt still. I say "Oblamer's Muslim Brotherhood", for Oblamer gave billions of dollars to the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt before it was supposedly over-thrown by the Egyptian military.

More than 1 million Medicare beneficiaries with serous respiratory illnesses are sleeping easier thanks to prescriptions for home oxygen therapy.Yet for many seniors with chronic pulmonary respiratory disease (COPD) or obstructive sleep apnea (OSA...

Peace negotiations between armed militias and the government of Central African Republic have been suspended, mainly over the issue of amnesty, a governmental source told AFP Friday. The latest round of peace talks sponsored by the African Union had opened in the Sudanese capital Khartoum on January 24. "There has been a suspension of negotiations as the parties wanted to consult and agree among themselves on questions related to amnesty, which shouldn't be part of the discussions, and on the question of power-sharing," the source said. Читать дальше...

When poll participants were told that a government-run system could lead to delays in getting care or higher taxes, support plunged.

SAN MATEO, Calif. (AP) - A San Francisco Bay Area restaurant owner who was criticized after saying he would refuse service to anyone wearing a red "Make America Great Again" baseball cap has reversed course and says his restaurant will continue serving everyone.