Новости за 22.02.2022

The ANC in the Western Cape has suspended its councillors in Kannaland and instituted disciplinary proceedings against them.

The Irish government is to publish new legislation on excavating mass graves like the site at Tuam.

Eshwarappa should be dismissed from govt, says Karnataka Congress leader Siddaramiah

On this episode of Democracy Sausage, Director of the British Foreign Policy Group Sophia Gaston joins Mark Kenny in the studio to discuss the investigation into alleged lockdown breaches at Downing Street and the unfolding Ukraine crisis. What does the Ukraine crisis mean for the rest of Europe and the world? What implications will the […]

HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong authorities said they found COVID-19 in samples taken from the packaging of imports of frozen beef from Brazil and frozen pork skin from Poland, vowing to step up

Outlook blemishes otherwise buoyant fourth-quarter earnings as profit doubles and targets boosted

Banking group announces $1bn share buyback with interest rates set to rise

In a new terrifying clip, one of the most powerful drug cartels attempts to win over citizens whilst simultaneously threatening their rivals, with whom they're locked in a turf war

EXPRESS SPORT picks out five former Liverpool stars who are still playing.

TEHRAN, Feb. 22 (MNA) – Iranian President Seyyed Ebrahim Raeisi said that Iran has always supported the independence and freedom-seeking spirit of Latin American nations.

Video from the CCTV shows the motorcyclist without a helmet, holding two phones in his hands, and riding his motorcycle.

It's tradition around here to predict the Academy Awards a year out. We've been doing it awhile and the results are always very interesting. Some years, we somehow nail it. And others we don't. But the fun is in the job itself. Previewing what may be the best movies of the year is always a gift. What could shine come Oscar time 2023? Read on to see.

A memorial to the victims of the 1972 blast is being unveiled on the 50th anniversary of the attack.

Last year, the apex court had appointed an expert technical committee, headed by former top court judge to look into the allegations of snooping by Pegasus.

The plea has sought directions to the CBSE and other education boards, which have proposed to hold board examinations for classes 10 and 12 in offline mode, for devising other modes of assessment.

If you’ve been over to your local markets or browsed a couple of shops on Etsy, you may have noticed...

Yuvraj took to Instagram and shared the pictures of the boot, the note and an old picture of them.

A new BBC Sounds podcast is building football's most exciting young XI - the focus of the second episode is a player who has been called the new Kai Havertz in his native Germany.

About 155,000 people in Northern Ireland will be eligible for the jab, with roll-out to begin in April.

ISLAMABAD: Members of a Supreme Court bench expressed surprise on Monday when they were informed that 151 abducted girls — all of them hailing from Sargodha — have been recovered by police from different areas of Punjab since Jan 5.

Team India lost the rain-affected fourth ODI by 63 runs. Chasing a massive 192 runs to win, India were bowled out for just 128.

A project to provide a tablet computer to each student has been completed three years ahead of schedule, enabling schools to adopt staggered attendance and ...

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