Новости за 02.11.2023

Singer Victony recently went to the streets and bout wheelchairs and crutches for people who need them. The viral video has sparked reactions. Read more.

Almost a month into the Israel Hamas war, Israeli troops advanced toward Gaza City on Thursday with no end in sight to the violence after weeks of heavy fighting and a mounting death toll. FRANCE 24's Chief Foreign Editor Rob Parsons tells us more.

The field development plan envisages bringing new multi-well pads into production, commissioning oil treatment facilities and complex gas treatment facilities for the Yamama formation, construction of export pipelines and water flooding units, as well as expansion of the tank battery

The City of Tartu finds the Estonian government hasn't fulfilled its constitutional duties in securing the necessary funding for the nationwide care reform, and therefore wants to take the matter to the Supreme Court.

Property prices in Sweden have been dropping since spring 2022, with rising interest rates, a higher cost of living and increasing inflation all putting pressure on homeowners. Are there any silver linings for prospective buyers?

The Duchess of York, 64, opened up about the fear of illness following her breast cancer diagnosis and mastectomy as she made her debut as a Loose Women panellist today.

IND vs SL: Siraj stares down Asalanka, Sri Lanka batter responds with a smile

HBO is following up on one of its biggest cliffhangers ever. The premium cabler’s headline-making docuseries The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst will get a six-episode continuation titled The Jinx — Part Two, it was announced Thursday. Directed by Andrew Jarecki, who will also shepherd the second season, The Jinx focused on […]

Ava Duvernay’s Origin and Matthew Heineman’s American Symphony were among the top winners at the Virginia Film Festival, the four-day Charlottesville event that ran from Oct. 25-29. Origin, based on Isabel Wilkerson’s Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents, was the festival Audience Award for narrative feature. Heineman’s American Symphony, about musician Jon Batiste, was recognized […]

The stock market is following a rare trend only seen four times since 1926, Ned Davis Research said.

WHEN it’s cold, damp and rainy outside, it can seem like your clothes take days to properly dry.

A 10-year investigation found the biker gang dolled out their own sick punishments.

Erin Patterson was charged with murder after serving a meal that likely contained death cap mushrooms to her former in-laws, leaving three dead.

Staffers also say Robinson racked up around $32,000 on car services and nearly $9,000 on personal groceries over two years.

Coventry City captain Kyle McFadzean says that it is the "little things" the Sky Blues need to work on to kickstart their season.

In response to a handful of Republicans criticizing him over military noninee holds to protest Joe Biden’s illegal abortion funding, pro-lfie Senator Tommy Tuberville said he represents American voters not Rpublicans in Washington. As LifeNews reported, a small group of moderate Republicans, including members with pro-life voting records, bashed pro-life Senator Tommy Tuberville on Wednesday […]

This decision "is the confirmation of the historical and firm position of Bahrain to support the Palestinian issue and lawful rights of the fraternal Palestine nation," the legislative body noted

(Telecompaper) Mindware announced its new partnership with Splunk, the cybersecurity and observability provider. This collaboration reinforces Mindware's offering for customers across the MEA region...

The reality star joined the top firm in 2021 but she was let go this week, we hear, after claims about her alleged racist behavior made headlines.

The lawyer of Michigan’s coach was not pleased with how quickly information was gathered regarding the Big Ten coaches’ meeting on Wednesday.

Two more top managers became members of the board on November 1, including Timo Weber as chief retail officer and Simone Heift as chief merchandising officer,

Hundreds more civilians, including about 400 Americans and hundreds of other foreigners, were permitted to leave Gaza Thursday as a tightly controlled evacuation from the war-torn territory entered its second day.

"Leave my children alone" is not something we are used to hearing from this guy.