Новости за 06.07.2017

*Crying on the inside.* They grow up so fast, don’t they?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the USS George H.W. Bush docked outside of Haifa.

The two largest political parties in Northern Ireland - the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) and Sinn Fein - need to settle their differences to restore their shared local government of the long-troubled United Kingdom province, the US Department of State said in a statement.

Hundreds of Berlin-based police officers, sent home from their deployment assisting in security for the upcoming G20 summit in Hamburg, have been cleared of charges including intoxication, public sex and misuse of firearms.

Former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych said he would call off his defense lawyers for the judicial process with regard to the case on alleged treason and refused to take part in the litigation. He also said he is not going to leave politics and will do everything possible to ensure Minsk agreement implementation in short-term period.

All individuals directly affected by the Grenfell Tower fire in London will be allowed to stay in the United Kingdom for 12 months regardless of their current immigration status, the UK Home Office said on Wednesday.

Talks with North Korea should be made conditional upon ensuring that Pyongyang eliminated its nuclear program, according to US Senator Richard Blumenthal.

Lu Tao walked out of the cinema disappointed. His girlfriend kept saying how she was overwhelmed by the pilgrimage depicted in Path of the Soul and how she felt touched by the determination the Tibetan protagonists showed in keeping their faith. But he felt almost nothing.

The United States is ready to provide more information on Tuesday’s missile launch by North Korea if Russia needs it, but is not going to "broadcast" its own plans to handle the issue.

All it takes are a few musical notes to send Zhang Bin reeling back in time to when he was just a young boy.

France’s energy giant Total is establishing a foothold in the Iranian gas market, which is very important for the company and the country, while the United States is trying to isolate Iran and therefore risks losing the country’s gas market completely, experts told Sputnik.

The US White House declined to say whether President Donald Trump will raise with Russian President Vladimir Putin the issue of the alleged Russian hacking of the US 2016 presidential election.

Allegations that the Kremlin directed a series of cyberattacks on US targets may be misplaced given the presence of freelance hackers that dominate Russia’s ability to penetrate US computer systems, according to the Rand Corporation think tank.