Новости за 03.03.2016

SEOUL, March 3 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's finance minister pledged on Thursday to mobilize every possible means to revive the economy, which has been struggling amid faltering exports and slowing domestic demand. "Based on a cool-headed assessment o

BEIJING, March 3 (Yonhap) -- China called for calm and restraint on Thursday as North Korea fired short-range projectiles into the sea, in an apparent show of defiance hours after the U.N. Security Council approved tougher sanctions over its fourth nuc

First PM Narendra Modi hinted that Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi has an inferiority complex. Then, he attempted to put the Gandhi scion in his place by quoting his father Rajiv Gandhi, twice, and then his grandmother Indira Gandhi, on the need for decorum in Parliament.

First PM Narendra Modi hinted that Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi has an inferiority complex. Then, he attempted to put the Gandhi scion in his place by quoting his father Rajiv Gandhi, twice, and then his grandmother Indira Gandhi, on the need for decorum in Parliament.

Three of the five missing booksellers from Hong Kong, who have been held in China, will soon be freed on bail while Chinese officials continue their investigation, Hong Kong’s police said late Wednesday, according to reports.

Lawmaker say measures need careful review to ensure they do not revive pre-crisis excess

Crime scene examiners used Luminol to reveal hidden shoe-prints, drag marks at murder scene.

If it ain't broke, don't fix it. That's Canberra trainer Matt Dale's thinking as he prepares three-year-old Rinviata for the listed Canberra Guineas on Black Opal Stakes day.

Arsene Wenger, Mauricio Pochettino and Manuel Pellegrini react to losses as only Manchester United close in on Leicester.

The Dutchman says he was delighted to see a number of his side's top-four rivals slip up after the Red Devils put themselves right in the mix with a 1-0 win over Watford

A Thai politician is facing charges for breaking the country’s harsh computer crimes law after he accused the ruling junta’s deputy leader of making sexist remarks about ousted former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra, police said Thursday, according to Reuters. Watana Muangsook, a member of the Puea Thai Party that was ousted in a 2014 coup, criticized General Prawit Wongsuwan in a Facebook post for making "sexist comments" about Yingluck.

Former colleagues of Unathi Mtirara have voiced suspicion that he has skipped the country to start a new life abroad.

Australian self-made coal baron Nathan Tinkler has gone from being the nation`s youngest billionaire to officially bankrupt in just five years, capping a dramatic fall from grace after he failed to appeal a court order.

Mangalore University has asked undergraduate students who have received errors in their results allegedly due to software glitches to contact help desk and raise the issue.

Google is now involved in the fight against the Zika virus.The tech giant announced Thursday that it is giving UNICEF a $1-million grant to raise awareness about Zika transmission, and is also dedicating software engineering and data science resources to help process information about the virus’...

The federal government spends more than $1.7 billion a year to maintain 770,000 empty buildings while other agencies are leasing or buying new space, and Rep. Jeff Denham is fed up.

A new, hopeful era is beginning in California's Capitol as a debilitating period ends.

MTV has beckoned them to “Rock the Vote.” Lena Dunham and Lil Jon starred in a music video to urge them to “Turn Out for What.”

Apple prepares to open chic new offices in San Francisco’s high-rent South of Market neighborhood, which has spawned scores of promising startups.