Новости за 17.08.2023

The reaction of the West can be very interesting.

Warmer weather has lured snakes out of hibernation earlier than usual, prompting warnings from experts to be cautious.

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva Wednesday announced during the 7th March of the Margaridas that his government would resume the National Agrarian Reform Program, albeit with priority for rural women in the selection process of families benefiting from public policies, Agencia Brasil reported.

The Morocco international - who joined from Ajax in 2020 - has long been out of favour at Stamford Bridge, and has previously sought loan and permanent moves away from the club.

The strikes were due to begin on Friday

When businesses overwrite a customer's security decision, does it make them fully liable when a breach occurs? That's a question banks like those in Singapore need to consider before they roll out their next security feature.

The Reds are chasing more midfield signings to follow Wataru Endo after missing out on both Moises Caicedo and Romeo Lavia to Chelsea

Rising wheat prices may force India to take this rare measure

The government's approval of two railway line doubling projects is expected to reduce travel times and facilitate additional train services between Chennai and Hyderabad and between Chennai and Kolkata. The Guntur-Bibi Nagar line initiative will slash 76km off the Chennai-Hyderabad route, boost Vande Bharat services, and reduce transportation costs fostering a surge in demand for goods transportation.

Gostyngiad yng nghanran y graddau A ac A* i ddisgyblion Lefel A, ond y gyfradd dal yn uwch na chyn y pandemig.

A WOMAN has admitted she stabbed her pal to death after a boozy day out but told her murder trial: “I literally can’t remember it”.

The popular online Tatar language school Ana Tele (The Mother Tongue), which halted operations in June after the international Education First (EF) group left Russia, will resume its courses.

(Telecompaper) Azerbaijan operator Azerfon, working under the Nar brand, has introduced new roaming packages. The two largest packages include free traffic for...

Strictly Come Dancing star Angela Scanlon was once "sacked" from a popular television show.

NEWCASTLE are in advanced talks to sign Chelsea wonderkid Lewis Hall – and Blues fans are fuming at his asking price.

NEWCASTLE have made an offer to sign Chelsea wonderkid Lewis Hall – and Blues fans are fuming at his asking price.

Pep Guardiola has once again blasted the Premier League concerning Manchester City’s fixture scheduling, despite the fact we're not even a week into the new season

The teacher, Rowan Abdel-Hai, worked for several years at HaGan Shel Sigal Preschool in Hod Hasharon.

A MUM has hit back at people who say that buying clothes for their kids is expensive, saying she gets entire outfits for 60p.

There are a lot of similarities. The old economy stocks are coming back. There is massive infrastructure spend which is taking shape through metros, through road, rail, airport infrastructure and there are early signs of capex and a lot of private capex picking up.

Alleging that there is a selective blockade in the valley, preventing essential items from reaching the hills, a tribal group has threatened to block two national highways which are the lifelines of...

You know those people who seem to walk into a room and own it? Charismatic individuals often exude confidence. It's not about being loud or boastful, but rather about having a strong self-assuredness that makes others naturally drawn to them. Confidence is like a magnet for positive attention.

Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft's lander Vikram today successfully separated from its propulsion module and continued its journey towards the Moon where it is expected to make a soft landing on August 23.

North Korea has further claimed that the soldier, Travis King has expressed a willingness to seek refuge there or in a third country. This was Pyongyang's first confirmation of the status of King since he crossed the MDL into the North during a tour to the JSA in the DMZ on July 18.