Новости за 31.05.2016

Despite being hailed as conservation sanctuaries that protect species from hunting and deforestation, reservoir islands created by large dams across the world undergo sustained loss of species every year, new research has found.

New Delhi: Auto component maker Subros is working to supply to its customers, including Maruti Suzuki India which has suspended production, from its facilities in Noida following the fire at its Manesar unit.

The Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) has waded into the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) “censorship” debate‚ urging the public broadcaster to tell the South African story “warts and all”.

Sapu has condemned the murder of a Limpopo cop and said “the continued killing of the men and women in blue in SA has reached an unacceptable level”.

Virat cited  poor fitness as a reason behind the right-hander's ouster from the playing eleven.

A photo of a dead migrant baby was published by a charity hoping to force European leaders to grant migrants safe passage.

Credit loss provision increases 40 per cent to $576-million

A pre-trial hearing for five 9/11 suspects began at Guantanamo Bay, with prisoners' treatment expected to be a focus.

U.S. financial regulators have called cyber security the biggest risk facing the financial system. After a series of high-profile cyber hacks on banks in Asia, Singapore is upping its game to fight against potential threats to the system. Melanie Ralph reports from the city-state.

«Tu as les yeux de ta mère, Harry.»

The Spanish police have detained a Pakistani national on suspicion of propagating ideas of radical Islamism and hatred in social network, the Spanish Interior Ministry said in a statement Tuesday.

The bodies of 32 Australian service personnel and their dependents, many of whom were killed in the Vietnam War, were returned home.

Pending when the CBN rolls out the details of the new flexible exchange rate policy, which is a monetary system that allows the exchange rate to be determined by supply and demand, the nation’s currency naira pegged at the official exchange rate regime of N197 per dollar, has crashed to N347 per dollar in the […]

A huge fire swept through one of India's biggest arms depots, triggering an explosion and killing at least 17 people, officials said.

Planning Minister Rob Stokes doesn't get it. The city isn't waiting for change: it's waiting for improvement, and by that I don't mean development.

An independent commission recommended cancelling the results of Haiti's first-round presidential elections, saying they were marred by fraud.

Facebook initially wouldn't remove the photos.