Новости за 01.05.2017

A group of Ukrainian nationals was arrested in the United Kingdom after their sailing boat ran aground in Suffolk.

The Mexican military says to have eliminated seven criminals in a shootout in the Mexican state of Chihuahua.

A woman swimming in the surf in Southern California was bitten by a shark on Saturday, prompting a three-day beach closure at a popular ocean-front location.

Pikeville, Kentucky, only barely escaped violence on Saturday as anti-fascist (Antifa) demonstrators confronted crowds of white supremacists that came to their town for a rally.

Former Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi was re-elected on Sunday as the leader of the country’s ruling Democratic Party.

On Saturday US Vice-President Mike Pence christened the United States Navy’s newest Virginia-class fast attack submarine USS Indiana, and made remarks asking Congress to approve US President Donald Trump’s request for an additional $30 billion for US war efforts overseas.

In a portion of his television interview that aired on Sunday focusing on the state of health care in the United States, US President Donald Trump suggested that Americans should let the government worry about alleged threats from rogue states like North Korea, instead of addressing its citizens' medical needs.

In separate conversations with the leaders of Singapore and Thailand on Sunday, US President Donald Trump affirmed the partnerships between America and their countries, which "actively contributes to peace and stability in the Asia-Pacific region."

Pyongyang on Sunday warned Washington that it won’t hesitate to sink the nuclear-powered submarine the US deployed to South Korean waters if it “tries to budge even a little.”

Russia has come with proposals to ease tensions in Syria, appearing to show itself as a "guarantor of a political process," a representative of the Syrian armed opposition said Sunday.