Новости за 22.08.2023

R Praggnanandhaa, the 18-year-old Indian Grandmaster, stunned world no.3 Fabiano Caruana in the semifinal of the FIDE World Cup.

Money invested in Green Savings Bonds continues to help finance green projects as part of the Government's Green Financing Framework.

The GOP is weighing whether to open an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden this fall.

Zamfara State Governor Dauda Lawal and Bello Matawalle will have to wait longer than expected as the election tribunal has reserved judgement to a later date.

John Whaite has said that his recent diagnosis doesn't excuse his behaviour but he now accepts the responsibility that now comes with learning to deal with it

Former Thailand Prime Minister, Thaksin Shinawatra has been sentenced to eight years in prison after returning to the country after 15 years in exile. He arrived on Tuesday morning in a private jet, ahead of the forthcoming election to elect a new next Thai leader. Upon his return, he was then sentenced to eight years,

Wolves were fined £100,000 by the FA earlier this year over homophobic chanting and the club gave a list of prejudicial chants to their stewards before Saturday's home game against Brighton

Many pubs had to wait until the second half of Sunday’s Women’s World Cup final to be able to start serving a beer to their customers, the BBPA said.

Priced at ₹4,999, Oppo Enco Air3 Pro is a step up from its predecessor, promising significant enhancements in specifications and performance, besides including support for advanced Bluetooth codecs and bamboo-fibre diaphragms for the drivers

A man has bitten a police officer, rammed dozens of cars and was shot in the leg in a dramatic police chase in Sydney.

Udemy courses created by virtual assistant Erin Booth earn her thousands in monthly passive income. One course has brought in $53,000 in 18 months alone.

U.S. Supreme Court asked to hear high school admissions case concerning race  ReutersView Full Coverage on Google News

More than 30 years ago, people started posting resumes and job descriptions on the internet, and the recruiting profession has never been the same since. Once again, we’re in the midst of a transformative shift, driven this time by the impact of technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and automation. This is exciting news for […]

The U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals (whose rulings cover Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi) shocked employers out of the summer doldrums with a new opinion issued on June 28, 2023. In a 2-1 vote, it declared that remote work or commuter assistance for an employee in the Houston area can be a reasonable accommodation under […]

James Corden was given a telling-off over his bike parking in London this week. The incident has been his second spot of bother in the capital in just over a year, following an accident alongside his wife Julia Carey last year.

The show WILL go for organisers of An Afrikan and Carribbean Market and trades show in Wolverhampton despite them having advertising posters for the event ripped down.

The five BRICS countries will have to agree on the criteria for new members before any countries are admitted, but a bigger BRICS is seen as a policy favoured by China and Russia amid their deteriorating relations with the West.

The World Conference of Cyprus’ Diaspora begins on Tuesday, with 300 delegates from across the globe gathering in Nicosia for the annual event. Set to last for three days this year, the event will include speeches from the energy and foreign ministers who will be briefing participants from the UK,...

Weather warnings have been issued as Tropical Storm Hilary continues to batter the West Coast.

It has also raised its revenue outlook after reporting turnover expanded by about a fifth at constant currency rates to $3billion for the six months ending June.

Ex-Holden workers have spoken to 9News about how the closure of the last factory in South Australia impacted their lives.

The Blues want a new forward and like the Gunners man, along with Brennan Johnson, Mohammed Kudus and Bradley Barcola

One of Wolverhampton’s oldest schools has been given the go-ahead to demolish four existing buildings to make way for a single teaching block as part of a new redevelopment programme.