Новости за 19.05.2016

'My bad'.

Agenda after Friday’s swearing-in includes reviving economy and managing China relations

UN top officials are to visit Kenya to discuss the way forward after the country said it was closing some refugee camps.

Google boss Sundar Pichai unveiled Google Assistant and Google Home at the company’s developer conference in California.

One of Nokia’s former executives has teamed up with manufacturer Foxconn to buy the rights to the brand for mobile devices.

Standard Bank renewed its relationship with CSA for the next four years, in a deal understood to be worth about R300 million.

Brazil’s suspended president Dilma Rousseff considers the ongoing impeachment proceedings against her to be an attempt of a coup.

De 6-jarige Ruben uit Den Haag doet op 22 mei mee aan de Family Obstacle Run in Amsterdam. Het jochie doet dit om geld op te halen voor onderzoek naar het zeldzame syndroom van zijn broer Joas (9).

Gabe Carimi, perhaps as well as anyone else, understands the importance of injury prevention.

Sun International will pay R675m to fellow South African hotel operator Peermont Global after an attempt to buy the company collapsed.

More than 234,000 Vauxhall Zafiras have been recalled for a second time over an engine problem that has caused some cars to burst into flames.

Marcus Rashford began the season in Manchester United's Under-18s team. He could end it playing for England.

Violence by Boko Haram militants has displaced more than 240 000 people in the Diffa region of Niger on the border with Nigeria.

The UN-backed Government of National Accord pushed IS fighters back towards Sirte but lost more than 30 men, officials said.

Zimbabwe faced overwhelming odds in meeting the zero hunger by the 2030 target, the World Food Programme said.

The Magic Mirror has a hidden facial-recognition camera that can detect eight human emotions, including anger, happiness and surprise.

I totally agree with Brent J. Woodward's concerns (Letters, May 17).

Het dodental als gevolg van het noodweer op Sri Lanka is donderdag opgelopen tot zeker 58. Meer dan 300.000 mensen zijn hun huizen ontvlucht, bevestigde een legerwoordvoerder.

The voting in Talala assembly by-poll in Gir-Somnath district was held on May 16.

In the current political environment of media leaks and vendettas, it is perhaps surprising that no one in the media has managed to find out exactly why it was that Barclays Africa decided to close the bank accounts of the Gupta-owned Oakbay Investments.

Donald Trump is a risk that the US cannot afford as he has "for years proven himself to be a loose cannon", the rival Clinton Campaign has said as it launched a blistering attack on the outspoken presumptive Republican presidential nominee.

Gold futures slump Thursday, as a U.S. interest-rate rise looks more likely and dampens demand for the metal.