Новости за 06.03.2023

It was a very unwelcome house call.

CM Arvind Kejriwal inaugurates Delhis Ashram flyover All details here

Over 190 countries, including Aotearoa New Zealand, have signed a landmark treaty ushering in new rules to protect our ocean. After almost two decades of negotiations, this new agreement will allow for the establishment of marine protected areas (MPAs) ...

The Yoorrook Justice Commission has cautiously welcomed the Victorian Government’s announcement that the 2018 bail laws will be overhauled. Yoorrook has heard extensive evidence about the disproportionate impact the laws are having on First Peoples in ...

Flutterwave, one of Nigeria's leading financial companies, has responded to claims that hackers stole N2.9bn from its platform and sent it to 27 bank accounts.

Manchester United defender Raphael Varane ordered his team-mates to applaud the away fans on Sunday.

The Luxembourg City section of the Left issued a statement to announce that they have appealed the court decision not to accept their complaint over the use of a private security firm in the capital.

New Zealander Georgina Beyer is known for her work in the legalization of civil unions and gay marriage as well as the decriminalization of prostitution

Police are responding to a two vehicle crash on the intersection of Mclaren Road and Alexandra Road, Manawaru, around 4:30pm. It appears one person has serious injuries and three people have minor to moderate injuries. A helicopter is enroute. The road ...

Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney's son Kai says he can be in the Premier League in the future.

Thirty-five people were detained by officers at a police training center under development outside Atlanta after they clashed with law enforcement Sunday, local police said.

MANAMA—Australian Oscar Piastri’s Formula One debut lasted 14 laps before his McLaren was wheeled into the garage with an electrical problem in Sunday’s Bahrain season-opener. The 21-year-old had complained over the radio of gearbox problems and was told the mechanics would swap his steering wheel when he pitted. The stop then dragged on, with the […]

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According to DimbulaPathanaPolice a fire broke out in a furniture store in Kotagalatown in Hattlast night (05 March) and three adjoining shops belonging to that store were completely destroyed by fire.

South Korea announced plans Monday to compensate victims of Japan’s forced wartime labour, aiming to end a “vicious cycle” in the Asian powers’ relations and boost ties to counter the nuclear-armed North.

IND vs AUS: Alex Carey backs himself to get runs in final Test via sweep shot

Fans pour love on Big B as he gets injured say he never gives up

Afghan universities reopen but women still barred  Times of IndiaView Full Coverage on Google News

Andean communities in Peru will resume a blockade of a crucial highway used by major copper producers next week, two local leaders said on Saturday, following a truce that had allowed mining companies to restart production. Peru, the world's second largest copper producer, has been facing protests since the dismissal of former President Pedro Castillo on December 7, including blockades of roads through which the mining companies obtain supplies for their operations.

Timo Suslov, secretary general of the Reform Party, refused to comment on prospective coalition alternatives on Monday morning and said that the Reform Party has no red lines in the coalition talks.

Buzzstop Bee and Honey Centre , New Zealand, are enthusiastic about welcoming visitor activity this summer to craft your honey and beekeeping tour. Honey is often marketed as a healthier alternative to sugar , primarily due to its numerous health benefits. ...

The train tragedy that cost the lives of at least 57 people – mainly youngsters and students – will likely change the Greek ruling New Democracy party’s plans for the next elections scheduled for 9 April. Meanwhile, young people protested...

The overturned boat was spotted Sunday afternoon, drifting in waters north of the islands by a Japanese navy patrol in the area.

Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson was in the stands at Anfield to watch his old club suffer a record-breaking 7-0 defeat against old rivals Liverpool