Новости за 01.07.2016

'I'm driven by conviction, not ambition.'

Atlantic City's main casino workers union has gone on strike against the Trump Taj Mahal casino

South African consumer credit stood at R1.66-trillion at the end of the first quarter of 2016.

It's been argued surfing is an Australian religion, and the nation's surf clubs, dotted coast to coast around our vast watery perimeter, our cathedrals. If so, our iconic, much-loved, much-maligned secular church is on the move – riding a wave of architecture-led reformation.

Anyone who still claims that the police does not have a problem when it comes to race and racism is in denial. May knows and acknowledges it – and she doesn't mince her words

Austria's presidential run-off election must be held again, the country's Constitutional Court ruled on Friday.

The municipality of Kemer offers a home to the family of Oleg Peshkov

The Cape Town city council’s R1.5bn redevelopment of Maiden’s Cove has been slammed by residents across the city as a waste of money.

Italian lender’s new chief will take on one of the toughest jobs in banking

London silver medallist clocked his fastest 100m freestyle time in over a year at the Rio Farewell Grand Prix in an encouraging sign for Australia's sprint relay team.

The decision of the Austrian court to re-run the second round of presidential election demonstrates the strength of the democracy and rule of law in the country, a lawmaker from the Social Democratic Party of Austria told Sputnik Friday.

Bangladeshi forces stormed an upscale Dhaka restaurant to end a hostage-taking by heavily armed militants early Saturday, killing six of the attackers and rescuing 13 captives including foreigners. The military said 20 hostages were killed during the 10-hour standoff, and a survivor's father said the attackers spared people who could recite verses from the Quran.

The BoE has summed up the mood of most market participants who find themselves in a world of negative rates and ultra-aggressive monetary policy.

African lions' plight persists 1 year after Cecil killing; $1.2B a year sought for protection

Coalition voters are more divided on key policy issues than Labor voters, including on same-sex marriage, climate change and constitutional recognition of indigenous Australians, according to a poll.

Damascus backs Moscow's call to resume UN-mediated talks between the Syrian government and opposition groups, President Bashar Assad said.

David Katz, Matrix Asset Management Advisors, shares his top sector picks in energy, financials, industrials and health care.

Syria's official news agency says a warplane has crashed east of the capital Damascus due to "technical failure during a training mission" and the pilot is missing.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un has piled on around 40 kilograms (90 pounds) since he took power four years ago, bingeing on food and drink, South Korea's spy agency said Friday. The young leader is also suffering from insomnia and is paranoid about his personal safety, the National Intelligence Service (NIS) reported to a parliamentary committee behind closed doors. "(According to NIS), he is suffering from insomnia", Lee added.

The disciplinary hearing against three SABC journalists opposed to censorship at the public broadcaster has been postponed.

Russia and Turkey mostly share their assessment of which groups should be considered terrorist in Syria, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Friday.