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Electric car sales double with China leading the way

RT (Daily news) 

The global stock of electric vehicles hit two million in 2016, a 60 percent surge from the previous year, according to a new report from the International Energy Agency (IEA).
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Cumhuriyet’in ‘biçti’ çirkinliğine dava!

Sabah 

Trafik kazasında hayatını kaybeden Denizli Cumhuriyet Başsavcısı Mustafa Alper için Cumhuriyet Gazetesi resmi Twitter hesabından atılan çirkin tweet sebebiyle tutuklanarak cezaevine konan Cumhuriyet Gazetesi...Devamı için tıklayınız



Comey: Trump administration chose to 'defame me' and the FBI

McClatchy DC Bureau 

Former FBI Director James Comey testified on Thursday before the Senate Intelligence Committee on his interactions with President-Elect and President Donald Trump. “Those were lies, plain and simple,” Comey said, relating to the Trump administration's comments about the FBI. … Click to Continue »

Report: Long Island Rail Road delays are worst in 10 years

TheRepublic.com 

NEW YORK — Evening rush-hour cancellations and delays on New York’s Long Island Rail Road have reached their highest level in 10 years, according to transit data analyzed by the Wall Street Journal. Problems at Amtrak-managed Penn Station have caused many of this year’s problems, but the LIRR’s performance also has become increasingly unreliable over

People in DC waited in lines around the block for hours this morning to drink Russian vodka and watch Comey testify

BusinessInsider.com 

Associated Press/Carolyn Kaster

Former FBI Director James Comey is testifying before the Senate Intelligence Committee Thursday, less than a month after being fired by President Donald Trump. 

Bars across the country are opening doors early to screen Comey's testimony. Some are serving politically themed cocktails, others are offering free rounds of drinks.

It seems to be a genius move on their behalf. Photos on social media show massive crowds are gathering at some bars — particularly those in the nation's capitol. Читать дальше...

Imran Khan’s party improves services in Pakistan’s wildest province

The Economist 

“THEY are getting away with murder,” says Khalid Masud, director of the Lady Reading Hospital in Peshawar, the largest in a province long racked by insurgency. Dr Khalid was not talking of the Pakistani Taliban or other extremist groups, but of his own doctors. Of the 45 senior consultants at the hospital, many pop in for no more than an hour a day if at all. Then they leave for their private clinics, taking with them those patients who can afford to pay. Patients without money can die before they see a specialist at the 1,750-bed facility. Читать дальше...

How Kim Jong Un builds his personality cult

The Economist 

No one cuts ribbons more brilliantly than Kim Jong Un

FEW could hope to rival the engineering feats of Choe Song Chon. One was a device to hoist a 45-tonne red metal flame atop the Juche Tower in Pyongyang, the showpiece capital of North Korea; the pillar, named after the country’s clunky state ideology, was built with 25,550 blocks of granite—one for each day to the 70th year of Kim Il Sung, the country’s founder and eternal president. Other exploits were the city’s May Day Stadium, the world’s biggest... Читать дальше...

A possible future for Haiti

The Economist 

SWIVEL, clank, scoop, dump. On the outskirts of Desdunes, a town in Haiti’s fertile Artibonite valley, three enormous excavators sink claws into the banks of the muddy Duclos canal. Arching across it, their slender hydraulic arms uproot small trees and drag them through the clay-coloured water as they gouge out mud from the canal bed. They deposit the glistening sludge, mixed with tall grasses, on their side of the channel, forming a neat ridge. Bored-looking policemen lounge in the shade of palm trees... Читать дальше...

The bogeyman of Mexico

The Economist 

IN RECENT months the fluctuation of the Mexican peso against the dollar has resembled an electrocardiogram during a panic attack. The currency fell some 15% after the victory of Donald Trump, who promised to scrap the North American Free-Trade Agreement (NAFTA) linking Mexico, the United States and Canada. The peso has since recovered, on mounting hopes that Mr Trump’s administration will recognise the mutual benefit in NAFTA. But there is another nightmare troubling the currency markets: the notion that Andrés Manuel López Obrador... Читать дальше...

A Republican revolt in Kansas

The Economist 

Sun sets on Brownback-onomics

“WE HAVE gone too far to the right and are now swinging back to the centre,” says Melissa Rooker, a Republican state representative. Ms Rooker was one of the moderate Republicans who on June 6th joined forces with Democrats in the state house to override a veto by Governor Sam Brownback. The bill in question aims to raise $1.2 billion over two years by increasing income taxes and repealing a tax exemption for small businesses. In votes only a few hours apart... Читать дальше...

Climbing without ropes

The Economist 

Alex Honnold rehearsing at El Capitan

MOST people get sweaty palms just staring up at the sheer granite bulk of El Capitan, a spectacular rock formation in California’s Yosemite Valley. Alex Honnold’s stayed dry as he ascended the 3,000-foot (900-metre) vertical wall on June 3rd, jamming his hands in cracks and pulling on edges barely big enough for fingertips.

That is just as well, for Mr Honnold could not afford any slips. He carried no kit other than painfully snug shoes, with soles... Читать дальше...





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