Новости за 07.07.2020

Migrants traveling from Central Asian war zones are reportedly forced to travel by boat over Lake Van to bypass police checkpoints on land.

Hundreds of migrant workers and their supporters joined protests Saturday against atrocious working and living conditions—conditions long sanctioned by government and made still worse by the pandemic.

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, an ICE rule change is forcing international students to risk their lives to stay in the US

The global distribution of preventative treatments for other deadly diseases has been severely disrupted by the pandemic.

The $600 weekly federal supplement to unemployment benefits is set to expire July 25, while moratoriums on evictions have already expired in 20 states.

The campaign waged by the Democratic Party to discredit Jefferson, Lincoln and other leaders of America’s two revolutions allows Trump to package his extreme right-wing policies as a defense of democratic traditions.

There is so much oil in floating storage in China’s ports that they can’t even bring it all onshore. There are 50 million barrels on ships filled with crude, according to a report by ClipperData, and that is up from the normal 10 million barrels stored in that way on...

Sgt. Tyler M. Rankin, 24, of Kansas City, Mo., disappeared Thursday off the coast of Hamada Beach in Shimane prefecture, according to a statement Tuesday from Marine Aircraft Group 12

The father of a man killed in the 7/7 London bombings has shared his thoughts on the 15th anniversary of the attack.

From glowing waves to demon shrimp, here are some of the weird and wonderful natural events in Kent.

A retired florist has narrowly avoided jail after admitting causing a crash which left a former police sergeant with catastrophic injuries.

A community has rallied to help buy equipment for a 38-year-old stroke patient left with locked in syndrome.

The shrine of Saint Thomas Becket has been digitally reconstructed 800 years to the day since his body was moved to Canterbury Cathedral.

The main supplier of telecom equipment, Ericsson, depends on Chinese equipment from Panda Electronics, a Nanjing-based manufacturer that appears on the Pentagon’s latest list of Chinese companies linked to the People’s Liberation Army

CAMERON Brannagan relished the responsibility of sending Oxford United to Wembley by requesting the crucial fifth penalty in their shoot-out against Portsmouth.

This December, 100 re-issues of classic Raf Simons items are being put on sale to mark the brand's 25th anniversary.

Graham Potter says Albion are disappointed not to be further from the bottom three.

Manchester United star Mason Greenwood has been praised by Paul Parker.

Arsenal face a challenging summer in the transfer window.

Our friends across the border can breathe a sigh of relief.

A visual artist has donated her skills to help raise funds for the NHS

A graffiti artist has created pieces of art in a bar ahead of it reopening after the coronavirus pandemic.

A historic town centre hotel is on the hunt for artists to put their stamp on the building.

They were built to help visitors get closer to the animals at Dudley Zoo and to complement the site’s 11th century castle.

Shutter doors across a Staffordshire town centre are set to be transformed into works of art.