Новости за 04.04.2023

In this collection, the reader can slipstream from space shuttle to submarine, from Grimm to Goldilocks to Charybdis, because a cautionary tale that’s never heeded is never out of date . . .

They’re $200 billion poorer than last year, but still worth $2.1 trillion.

Something is rotten within N17… and Stellini’s style is already seeming synonymous with that of his predecessor. With Antonio Conte gone, Spurs fans expected an imminent change to proceedings, a drastic change, even any change. But after Everton’s hopeless draw, it is blatantly evident that the club don’t plan on altering anything before the end […]

Legislation in Sacramento would allow pilot programs in six cities to issue automated tickets. It's not a moneymaking scheme; it's about making streets safe.

Work has started on dozens of homes on the outskirts of Kidderminster.

Habs are limping their way to finish line as injuries keep piling up with five games left in the season.

Too Zug to fail

Architecture studio Grimshaw has completed the 27-storey Poly Centre office skyscraper in downtown Sydney, which is fronted by a series of arched cantilevers. Built on George Street near Circular Quay in central Sydney, the skyscraper is described by Grimshaw as "sculptural in form". It consists of three visually distinct elements – a concrete lift core to the

WILLIAM HAGGAS and Andrew Balding have announced shock new plans to open a ‘permanent’ yard in Australia.

EASTENDERS fans are convinced history will repeat itself for Chelsea Fox as she grows closer to murderer Ravi Gulati.

The drive-in movie season opens Friday at Mansfield Drive-In. The drive-in landscape in the state is uncertain. The one-screen Pleasant Valley Drive-In in Barkhamsted changed owners last year.

Vice President Kamala Harris' trip to Africa was far more than just business as usual. It was a chance to connect with family ties.

Sergey Radchenko & Vladislav Zubok, Foreign Affairs
The secret history and unlearned lessons of the Cuban missile crisis.

Cheryl Rofer, The Diplomat
Even in today's unsettled environment, the prospects for additional states to develop nuclear weapons are low. But if there is a next nuclear power, it'll be found in...

The race for a seat on the state’s Supreme Court will provide pointers for the 2024 presidential election.

Megan Gibson, New Statesman
As with Jacinda Ardern, the Finnish prime minister's international fame disguised her domestic woes.

Daniel Larison, Eunomia
The fear of appearing weak in the eyes of domestic hawkish critics has been the administration's real weakness, and it keeps tripping them up.

Abhijit Singh, Observer Research Foundation

After months of suspense, the United States (US), United Kingdom (UK), and Australia have a

Ronald H. Linden, TNI
Far from being astride the globe, the "China Dream" globally—China's economic power, political attraction, and standing—are all eroding.

Tom Rogan, Examiner
Losing an election on Sunday and thus set to depart office, Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin deserves American salutations. Her tenure ends with Finland set to join NATO...

The Cinderellas certainly had their moments in this March Madness

Having trouble relaxing? Angela D. Coleman, holistic health specialist and author of "The Art of Chilling Out for Women," shares her tips.

More than 40% of non-office workers consider job flexibility as or more important than pay. By considering unique ways to fulfill their employees’ desire for greater flexibility, organizations are better positioned to overcome the challenges of talent scarcity for many years to come.

Xylazine, known as the street drug tranq or zombie heroin, is increasingly being found in fentanyl and heroin. It's known to cause open wounds.