Новости за 10.03.2016

TOKYO - Kozo Tashima, who will become chairman of the Japan Football Association, announces candidates for t...

Volkswagen AG's top U.S. executive steps down nearly six months is stepping down nearly six months after the German automaker admitted to cheating emissions tests on 580,000 diesel engines. Julian Satterthwaite reports.

Honda Motor said Thursday that it is trying to bring down the cost of its fuel cell cars to the price of hybrids with the help of General Motors. The company said it is working on manufacturing and procuring parts for hydrogen fuel cell stacks under its technology development partnership with GM. Honda's CEO Takahiro Hachigo made the announcement after the Japanese automaker launched Clarity on Thursday — the company's first mass-market fuel cell vehicle that will run on hydrogen instead of petrol.

NEW DELHI - The Indian arm of global consumer giant Unilever has reached a settlement with hundreds of former employees 15 years after its thermometer plant in southern India was shut following accusations of mercury contamination.

– Another young girl has allegedly been abducted and converted to Islam – The girl’s father begged his daughter to return home, but the 15-year-old herself refuses Ifeoma Nicodemus, now aged 15, was reportedly kidnapped from her family in Zaria, Kaduna state, and taken to Ebonyi state on September 14, 2014. There, she allegedly married Shehu […]

Daesh and al-Nusra Front terrorist groups' aim to erase Christianity from the Middle East is a strong factor destabilizing the region, a Russian human rights ombudsman said Thursday.

Honda will compensate U.S. dealers for costs of vehicles they can't sell because of the massive recall linked to potentially faulty air bag inflators.

According to a report by Geo TV, the PCB is likely to allow the team to depart for India after the World T20 clash against India was shifted from Dharamsala to Kolkata.

It was billed as an uproarious comedy that would take New York by storm, but a musical inspired by the rivalry between Bill Gates and Steve Jobs is on ice.​

Stephanie Walker spent half an hour searching for her cat before she died.

– Samson Siasia says he is taking no chances with unruly behaviour of players – Players sent off earlier were demoted to his U-23 team – He believes his action are for the benefit of the team ahead of the match against Egypt Interim Super Eagles coach Samson Siasia has promised to clamp down on […]

Jeremy Hardy, a comedian who backs Jeremy Corbyn, jokes about the mental health problems of people who disagree with him. What a nice man.

After record global demand in 2015, new figures show the U.K. is the world's biggest export market for champagne. As David Pollard reports, even a possible Brexit is doing little to take the fizz out of sales.

A Cape Town activist has been recognised by the French government for her commitment to protecting and empowering women and children.

Los Angeles is now the  eighth most expensive city in the world for tourists and foreign businesspeople, a study released Thursday said, as a rising U.S. dollar has pushed the City of Angels ahead of pricey metropolises including Tokyo and Shanghai.

TOKYO - The Japan Rugby Football Union's Director of Rugby, Masahiro Kunda, speaks at a news conference in T...

Social media erupts over proposal to change labour law

"We don't foresee load-shedding for the year unless something goes terribly wrong, but it is still conceivable because we are not out of the woods yet," Eskom's CEO Brian Molefe told reporters.

Chipmakers Nvidia and NXP Semiconductors aren't considered direct competitors, but they both rely on a few overlapping markets.

Three crooks mugged a 26-year-old man in Central Park on Wednesday night, forcing him to give up his backpack, cops said.

The dancing guy in the yellow suit certainly looks amazing, but check out the lady in front of him.

Stormers coach Robbie Fleck has made four changes and two positional switches to the team for Saturday’s Super Rugby derby against the Sharks at Newlands.

INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana's wildlife agency is getting $16.5 million in federal funding for land acquisition and projects at state properties.