Новости за 18.12.2020

Surya Roshni rose 2.58% to Rs 343.45 after the company said it received an order worth Rs 72.62 crore for API coated grade pipes from Indian Oil Corporation.

West Ham's Declan Rice possesses the necessary qualities to become one of the best defensive midfielders in Europe. Here's our scouting report.

Damen Shipyards Galati in Romania has launched the fourth Island Class battery-powered ferry for […]

The international follow-up committee of the Berlin conference on Libya met yesterday under the co-chairmanship of France and the United Nations and with the presence in Paris of the acting Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General for Libya, Stephanie Williams. This meeting provided an opportunity to discuss the substantial progress recently witnessed in Libya, in particular the signing of a ceasefire agreement on 23 October in Geneva by the 5+5 Joint Military (…)

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[Cameroon Tribune] Today's encounter against Congo promises to be tough as each side will be seeking to secure its chances of qualification for the AFCON in Mauritania next year.

[Cameroon Tribune] Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute on December 16, 2020 rounded off the inspection visits to ascertain the readiness of sports infrastructure to host the competition with the Limbe/Buea lap.

A young Nigerian fine artist, Kareem Qudus has shown off his skill as he recreated Davido's A Better Time album cover. Many people said he is very much gifted.

[Cameroon Tribune] Among the facilities, the Limbe Omnisports Stadium will be used for competitions and the rest for training.

(Telecompaper) Italian energy giant Enel said its board has given the go ahead to sell up to 50 percent of wholesale operator Open Fiber to Australian fund Macquarie, potentially paving the way to a nationwide fibre-optic network open equally to all market players. In a statement, Enel said its CEO had been given a mandate to sell between 40 percent and 50 percent of Open Fiber to Macquarie by June. The Australian fund has agreed to pay EUR 2.65 billion for Enel's full 50 percent stake, including... Читать дальше...

(Telecompaper) Italian energy giant Enel said its board has given the go ahead to sell up to 50 percent of wholesale operator Open Fiber to Australian fund Macquarie, potentially paving the way to a nationwide fibre-optic network open equally to all market players. In a statement, Enel said its CEO had been given a mandate to sell between 40 percent and 50 percent of Open Fiber to Macquarie by June. The Australian fund has agreed to pay EUR 2.65 billion for Enel's full 50 percent stake, including... Читать дальше...

[Ghanaian Times] Asante Kotoko will face their toughest test yet in the Ghana Premier League (GPL) when they encounter Accra Great Olympics in a match day three outstanding Ghana Premier League (GPL) match at the Accra Sports Stadium today.

[Ghanaian Times] Aduana Stars stunned Hearts of Oak at the Agyemang Badu Park in Dormaa, yesterday, beating them 2-0 in their rescheduled match day one fixture of the Ghana Premier League.

TEHRAN, Dec. 18 (MNA) – Iran’s 1st VP Es’hagh Jahangiri congratulated the occasion of Qatar National Day in a message to the Arab state’s prime minister.

Elijah Adebayo is bidding to once again be Port Vale’s downfall when Walsall welcome them to the Banks’s Stadium tomorrow.

An economics lesson for truant Lukashenka.

The fall in dollar index boosted buying in precious metals post US FOMC meet over more bond buying programme from US Fed.

Sheffield Wednesday have promised the PFA that players will be paid the rest of their November pay within days and their December pay will be on time.

Budget 2021: Pandemic has reiterated need to invest more in research, says Anand K., CEO, SRL Diagnostics

Celebrate this Christmas Eve or Day in Bangkok at the newly launched Ventisi Restaurant on the 24th floor of Centara Grand at CentralWorld in Bangkok, an exciting venue that combines Italian & Thai inspired live cooking with a vast international dinner spread together with a festive beverage package.

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December 2020 was indeed bleak. Prospects of Christmas, Hanukah, the Solstice, were muffled in the tedium of  computer quicksand, and  shed but  dim light  light over the month. Instead, we felt like  the “separate, dying embers“ of Poe’s December poem, The Raven, which “wrought their  ghosts upon the floor”. The world was on the rack. More