Новости за 03.10.2017

The Romanian and Bulgarian prime ministers have opened a new border checkpoint between their countries, both of which want to join the visa-free Schengen travel zone.

Remember when Facebook was so quick to dismiss the reports saying fake news spreading on the social network may have played a crucial role in last year's presidential election?

The Indian government has brought a new money-laundering charge against a prominent Indian tycoon who is fighting extradition from Britain. Britain's Crown Prosecution Service said Vijay Mallya appeared in court Tuesday and was released on bail.

Thai police say they are seeking an international request for the arrest of former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra, who is believed to be in England after fleeing to Dubai to evade a prison sentence.

Kurdish officials say former Iraqi President Jalal Talabani has died in a Berlin hospital at the age of 83.

A residential neighborhood in California was evacuated Thursday when officers discovered a cache of World War II-era explosives in the backyard of a home.

A former spokesman for Geert Wilders has been convicted of buying cocaine, alcohol and clothes and funding personal travel with money embezzled from the Dutch anti-Islam lawmaker's party.

Ancient Mars may have been warmed by bursts of methane trapped under its surface, a new study finds — which could help explain past episodes of warmer, wetter climate on the otherwise freezing Red Planet.

Some 10,000 people were evacuated from their homes in western Berlin, trains were stopped and a main highway was blocked so specialists could remove a World War II-era bomb discovered during construction work.

For teacher Elisa Aroca, Sunday was the moment Spain lost the battle for the hearts and minds of 7.5 million people living in the Catalonia region.

The Latest on Palestinian efforts to reconcile Hamas, and Fatah, which have been fiercely divided since the Islamic militant group drove President Mahmoud Abbas' party from Gaza a decade ago.

The man accused of murdering and dismembering a Seattle-area mother of three whom he met online pleaded guilty to all charges Monday.

A new examination of old data suggests that there might be ice hiding in the Martian equator, even though scientists previously thought that the substance couldn't exist there.

The British government says it will make streaming extremist content an offense punishable by up to 15 years in prison.

An Iraqi lawmaker says his Kurdish colleagues are not attending a parliament session underway in Baghdad as tensions escalate further between the central government and Iraq's Kurdish region following its controversial independence referendum.

Several thousand protesters gathered Tuesday outside the Barcelona headquarters of Spain's National Police to protest alleged brutality by police during a disputed referendum on Catalonia's secession that left hundreds of people injured.

A New Jersey man who police say punched another man several times over a stolen pork roll sandwich is facing charges.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has voiced her gratitude at what the country has achieved since its reunification 27 years ago, and says its experience should give it the "strength" to deal with problems that may arise.

France's interior minister says the man who fatally stabbed two young women in Marseille appears to be a Tunisian who had lived in Italy.

Tom Petty, best known as the front man for “Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers,” died at 66 on Monday.

PHILADELPHIA— A onetime challenger to U.S. Rep. Bob Brady pleaded guilty Monday to hiding a $90,000 payment from the powerful Philadelphia Democrat’s campaign in exchange for dropping out of a 2012 primary.

The Minnesota Twins' magical 2017 season will be put to the test in their wild-card matchup with the New York Yankees.

An immigration judge has vacated the deportation order for a woman who sought sanctuary at a North Carolina church.

The couple has been paying it forward for years

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