Новости за 13.06.2016

Fears that Britain is on the verge of voting to leave the EU spread through global financial markets on Monday.

Rivers State governor, Nyesom Wike and his wife, Eberechi wowed audience at the just concluded Africa Movie Academy Awards 2016. The duo left couples and the African movie world in awe as they engaged in steamy public display of affection in public. The governor and his wife were caught on camera sharing an intimate moment of kiss. […]

Symantec said it would buy privately held cybersecurity company Blue Coat for $4.65 billion in a cash deal.

The Hang Seng Index fell 2.5 percent on Monday, while the China Enterprises Index lost 2.4 percent.

ROME (AP) — Pope Francis says it is a "strange paradox" that food often cannot get through to those suffering due to war but weapons can.

Pope calls delivery of weapons, not food a 'strange paradox' ROME (AP) — Pope Francis says it is a "strange paradox" that food often cannot get through to those suffering due to war but weapons can.

England coach Eddie Jones has questioned whether Wallabies star David Pocock could make a surprise return from injury for Saturday's second test in Melbourne.

Sixty-five members of the South African Prisoners Unemployed Political Party travelled eight hours to support former Paralympian Oscar Pistorius in Pretoria on Monday.

Former England captain Alan Shearer says Harry Kane has to improve against Wales - or he could lose his place up front.

Moscow and Seoul are committed to the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and will not accept Pyongyang's self-proclaimed nuclear status, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Monday after talks with his South Korean counterpart Yun Byung-se.

Most Australian parents probably haven't heard of Manny Stul, but they will know about his Shopkins.

The newspapers for Monday, June 13, focus on the rift between Niger Delta militants, the arrest of a Boko Haram recruiter by the NSCDC and the call for the restructuring of Nigeria by eminent Nigerians among others. The ongoing restiveness in the Niger Delta took a new turn yesterday, June 12, after a militant group, […]

STOCKHOLM (AP) — The global number of nuclear warheads dropped last year, though none of the nine nuclear powers showed any signs of giving up their atomic weapons, an arms watchdog said Monday.

STOCKHOLM (AP) — The global number of nuclear warheads dropped last year, though none of the nine nuclear powers showed any signs of giving up their atomic weapons, an arms watchdog said Monday.

STOCKHOLM (AP) — The global number of nuclear warheads dropped last year, though none of the nine nuclear powers showed any signs of giving up their atomic weapons, an arms watchdog said Monday. North Korea is believed to have built up to 10 warheads, but it remains unclear whether the reclusive communist country has produced or deployed any operational weapons, SIPRI said. "North Korea claims to have designed and built a nuclear warhead that is sufficiently compact and robust for delivery by a ballistic missile," the report said.

Reports surfaced on Monday suggesting that a South African was amongst the 50 people killed in the Pulse nightclub in Orlando early on Sunday morning.

BANGKOK (AP) — A domestic airline in Thailand has apologized after three friends of a pilot joked in a group chat about crashing the plane he was going to fly with former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra on board.

The screenshot of the chat, conducted on their phones Sunday, somehow got leaked on social media, provoking widespread criticism of the airline, Nok Air. Yingluck came to power in a landslide election victory in 2011, but her government was ousted in a coup in 2014 after protracted political turmoil.

– Senator Adamu urged Nigerians o be united in the face of militant activities – He advised militants to learn the history of the country first – He said the federal government chose to dialogue because of innocent people in the Niger Delta region Sen. Abdullahi Adamu has called out militants in the Niger Delta […]

Continuing with rising streak for the 5th straight session, gold prices on Monday surged by Rs 160 to 3-week high of Rs 29,660 per 10 grams at the bullion market here in line with firm trend overseas and persistent buying by jewellers at domestic spot market.