Новости за 04.09.2015

Couturesque, a buzzy new online fashion source that covers everything from industry news and trend reports to interviews with international names, is helmed by a 17-year-old from Oakville, Ont. Danny Sinopoli spoke to Tia Elisabeth Glista, its teenaged editor-in-chief, about what it’s like to run a (decidedly mature) publication ‘by young fashion creatives for young fashion creatives’ – and who to watch for next on the Canadian fashion scene

Toronto home prices kept on climbing last month, but under the headline numbers there's an interesting dynamic playing out between supply and demand. Greg Bonnell has the details.

United Nations (UN) officials spoke out to criticise European states for their response to the worsening migrant crisis.

Leading Formula 1 drivers are asked to stop criticising tyre supplier Pirelli, at a meeting with the sport's boss Bernie Ecclestone.

Over the last 20 years, cities like Wakefield rose to the challenge of becoming cities of sanctuary. I had the privilege of presenting UK citizenship certificates to a Kosovan family at Wakefield Town Hall in 2010. They were accompanied by their support worker, now a family friend, who wept tears of joy for them. She knew just how much they had suffered and lost to reach this milestone.

Two thousands of Syrian refugees have been granted temporary asylum in Russia since the armed conflict began in their country

WSJ. asks six luminaries to weigh in on a single topic. This month: Willpower.

Sydney's housing boom has a new big winner – the entire country.

Actor and tax exile Gérard Depardieu pledges to sell all his properties in France, including a chateau, several restaurants and a fishmongers, in latest diatribe against his native country

A magistrate on Friday submitted a report of inquiry into the custodial death of Swetang Patel, a 32-year-old man picked up by the police during the agitation of the Patel community for reservation, to the Gujarat High Court.

Oxford Crown Court heard how the mirror was 'negligently left free-standing'.

NEW YORK (AP) — Ken Burns is looking back at his series "The Civil War" as PBS prepares to air a remastered edition 25 years after the network first aired the landmark 1990 documentary.

NEW YORK - Ken Burns is looking back at his series "The Civil War" as PBS prepares to air a remastered edition 25 years after the network first aired the landmark 1990 documentary.

NEW YORK (AP) — Ken Burns is looking back at his series "The Civil War" as PBS prepares to air a remastered edition 25 years after the network first aired the landmark 1990 documentary.

In a scathing attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Friday demanded that the PM give an account of the work done by the NDA government at the Centre instead of asking him to give an account of 25-year rule of RJD and JD(U) in Bihar.

A new generation of chefs is rediscovering Mallorca’s gastronomic heritage

A week-long expedition offers the prospect of paddling alongside killer whales and humpbacks

Corbyn's withdrawal from the world doesn't just bring shame on him and the Labour Party but on the whole country

The risk is that the drawstrings can become entangled or caught on playground slides, hand rails, school bus doors or other moving objects, the agency said. Customers should take away the hoodies from children and remove the drawstring to eliminate the hazard, the CPSC said.

DCW chairperson Swati Maliwal on Friday sought Delhi Police Commissioner BS Bassi's intervention in registering FIRs in cases related to the attack on AAP MLA Alka Lamba during an anti-drug drive and BJP MLA O P Sharma's alleged use of foul language against her.

Dubbed Anakonda 16, the exercise will take place at locations across Poland and will include a command element based in the U.S. While planning is still in the early stages, the effort is expected to involve about 25,000 troops and include several allied countries.

California lawmakers are racing to pass a sweeping set of clean-energy reforms before the state legislative session ends next week. The legislation would require the state to draw half its electricity from renewable-energy sources -- the most aggressive target of its kind in the nation.

A librarian is praised for a "lovely" gesture in buying a customer a book with his own money.

Hillary Clinton, entangled in an email controversy, has long dismissed the uproar as a manufactured imbroglio. But faced with eroding support, the Democratic presidential frontrunner recognizes she must now humbly explain herself.

The 'UnREAL' star will play Dickon Tarly, brother of Samwell (John Bradley), in the HBO series’ upcoming season.