Новости за 25.08.2016

HENGELO - Tot voor kort had Hengelo een dierenvoedselbank, voor baasjes die geen geld hebben om eten te kopen voor hun huisdier. Gebrek aan een ruimte is de oorzaak van de sluiting. Dus wordt naarstig gezocht naar een nieuw, eenvoudig onderkomen.

India has asked the French government to investigate the incident with urgency.

Joe Hart is positive that a solution will be reached surrounding his future at Manchester City, the goalkeeper has said.

Disgraced former Fifa president Sepp Blatter appeared before the Court of Arbitration of Sport (CAS) to appeal against his six-year ban from soccer.

All signs point to senior enjoying a big final season with UW.

It’s more than the just about glory for Tommy Oosthuizen when he faces Daniel Bruwer for the vacant (WBA) World Boxing Association light heavyweight title.

ENSCHEDE - Voor veel teams staat komend weekeinde de derde en laatste speelronde in de districtsbeker op het programma. Bekijk het speelschema. 

A judgement ordering One Nation Senator Rod Culleton and his wife to pay former Wesfarmers director Dick Lester more than $200,000 in damages has been upheld.

Welcome to the future!

The United Nations called on Thursday for the creation of an independent international body to investigate an array of serious violations in war-torn Yemen. In a new report, the UN laid out a long line of allegations of grave human rights abuses by all sides in Yemen's bloody conflict, which has left nearly 4,000 civilians dead. "Civilians in Yemen have suffered unbearably over the years from the effects of a number of simultaneous and overlapping armed conflicts," UN rights chief Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein said in a statement. Читать дальше...

GOOR - De Wheeweg in Goor is vanaf deze week afgesloten voor verkeer in verband met onderhoudswerkzaamheden. Wie vanaf de Molenstraat in de richting van de velden van vv Twenthe rijdt, moet omrijden via het industrieterrein of de wijk De Whee.

Sunnis have been the principal victims of the largely Shia hangmen now carrying out the 'democratically elected' Iraqi government's executions

Amanda Bynes may have been more or less absent on social media of late, but the actress is back on Twitter. The former Nickelodeon star announced her return in a slew of tweets and updated her followers on her studies at the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising (FIDM).

After losing two fumbles in Saturday’s preseason game, Broncos quarterback Mark Sanchez was hard on himself, saying, “It’s difficult playing like crap on two plays and ruining an opportunity.” But Sanchez says he’s still feeling positive. Asked about those comments on Wednesday, Sanchez said he doesn’t think he ruined his opportunity to become the Broncos’…

Hopes of a deal have been dampened by record OPEC output and few analysts see the prospect of voluntary restrictions

Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered snap military drills Thursday to test the combat-readiness of troops on the country’s western flank.

South African anti-apartheid campaigner Archbishop Desmond Tutu returns to hospital due to a recurring infection

Surviving South Korean women who were forced into sexual slavery by Japan's military in World War II will be eligible to receive around 100 million won (about $90,000) each from a foundation that will be funded by the Japanese government.

The political wing of Jordan’s Muslim Brotherhood has adopted more moderate posture as it seeks to draw lessons from the Brotherhood’s disaster in Egypt, Yaroslav Trofimov writes.

CAIRO (AP) — Egypt's Foreign Ministry says the family of an Egyptian boy who crossed the Mediterranean Sea on his own to find medical help abroad for his sick brother, will leave for Italy within days to join him there.

CAIRO (AP) — Egypt's Foreign Ministry says the family of an Egyptian boy who crossed the Mediterranean Sea on his own to find medical help abroad for his sick brother, will leave for Italy within days to join him there.

CAIRO (AP) — Egypt's Foreign Ministry says the family of an Egyptian boy who crossed the Mediterranean Sea on his own to find medical help abroad for his sick brother, will leave for Italy within days to join him there.