Новости за 14.11.2016

Former Bulgarian Air Force Commander, Maj. Gen. Rumen Radev, presidential candidate of the Bulgarian Socialist Party, won the election with 59.4 percent of votes, the Central Election Commission (CEC) said on Monday.

Judicial commissions of inquiry during Jacob Zuma's presidency have cost taxpayers over R300-million.

In the echo chamber of flattery and self-congratulation that frequently passes for government in Australia, Malcolm Turnbull and Peter Dutton have being hailed in certain quarters for their "statesman-like" asylum seeker resettlement plan.

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President-elect Donald Trump and his son, Donald Trump Jr., seemed to dismiss fears among Muslims and black people concerning a Trump presidency during an interview with CBS's 60 Minutes on Sunday night.

Reporter Lesley Stahl asked Trump and his son, "A lot of people are afraid. They're really afraid. African Americans think there’s a target on their back. Muslims are terrified." She was referring, in part, to Trump's racially-charged rhetoric on the campaign trail... Читать дальше...

Serge Ibaka’s baseline jump shot with 0.4 seconds left lifted the Orlando Magic to a 119-117 victory over the host Oklahoma City Thunder on Sunday.

"He was relaxed and full of good ideas. I'm confident he will be a good President," Farage tweeted.

Mpumalanga Premier David Mabuza hitched a lift with the Guptas in their private jet from Moscow to Johannesburg after being treated for poisoning in Russia.

WELLINGTON, New Zealand — Three New Zealand cows looked like they could use a little help Monday after an earthquake triggered landslides all around them and left them stranded on a small island of grass.

Riaz Saloojee, CEO of state arms-maker Denel, has taken a golden handshake after a long legal battle.

Lord Mayor Robert was given an $80,000 donation from a chain of Chinese restaurants to help in his successful re-election campaign last month.

Trying to gauge the simmering emotions of Novak Djokovic is becoming a more complex exercise than assessing who might end the year as world No 1.

Daniel Sturridge has hit back at claims he is selfish and insists his teamwork for England is being unfairly questioned.

South Korean prosecutors on Monday questioned two former key presidential aides over allegations they helped a shadowy confidant of President Park Geun-Hye meddle in state affairs and secretly visit her office.

Collingwood football operations boss Graeme 'Gubby' Allan has agreed to a 12-month suspension as a result of the Lachie Whitfield drugs saga.

Pet rabbit owners are being warned a spike in mosquitoes could lead to hundreds of deaths of the animal this summer.