Новости за 16.12.2020

Housing organisations form coalition to press for action on ending section 21 evictions

The model has been posting pictures in a bikini to lobby president to pardon Wikileaks founder

A Taliban team, led by the co-founder of the insurgent movement, has arrived in Islamabad for talks with Pakistani government leaders

British actor will play the late singer in film backed by her estate

“Wonder Woman 1984,” Patty Jenkins’ time-traveling sequel to 2017’s record-setting “Wonder Woman,” shuttles Gal Gadot’s warrior to the era of Regan economics, parachute pants and “Rio.”

White House says first lady was ‘more than twelve feet away from others’

The former child star has built a varied career in everything from Coppola films to Justice League, but she's glad her daughter is joining the industry later than she did. She talks to James Mottram about her new sleeper hit 'Let Him Go' and missing the mammalian gratification of working with other people

A Florida agency is expected to shut down oyster harvesting in Apalachicola Bay through the end of 2025 on Wednesday

As Congress debates additional financial relief during the coronavirus pandemic, Georgia voters who say they're suffering are calling for action

A push by the Iraqi government to close displacement camps by the end of the year threatens to leave tens of thousands of people homeless and without aid during a pandemic and at the onset of winter

The virus that first emerged a year ago in Wuhan, China, swept across the world in 2020, leaving havoc in its wake

President-elect Joe Biden soon will be entering a no-Zoom zone at the White House

For weeks, President Donald Trump has been on a mission to convince his loyal base that his victory was stolen and the contest rigged

Australian Trade Minister Simon Birmingham says Australia will ask the World Trade Organization to intervene in its dispute with China over barley and expects other nations to become involved in the case

New Zealand this year pulled off a moonshot that remains the envy of most other nations: it eliminated the coronavirus

South Korea has reported another high in daily coronavirus increases as health officials face growing pressure to enforce stricter social distancing to slow the spread in the capital area

Japan has reported its exports fell more than 4% from a year earlier in November, despite an uptick in trade with China

The latest ‘Mission: Impossible’ installment was shut down in October when 12 people tested positive for Covid-19

Homicide detectives investigating deaths of Shiwangi Bagoan, 25, and toddler Ziana but do not believe anyone else was involved

Victim, aged in 40s, was killed when part of house fell on him during renovation work

Despite the gravity of the claims, which would appear to suggest an assassination campaign and presidential sign-off, there has been no official word from Vladimir Putin or his team, writes Oliver Carroll

Nobody could have seen the pandemic coming, let alone its financial implications, says Hamish McRae. But can we predict what next year will be like?

Genuine commitments have been made but rape culture continues to plague India, writes Jessie Williams

Former vice president Al Gore says pick is ‘uniquely suited’ for job

While trading blows with the president-elect, the former mayor didn’t land the ‘haymakers’ that Kamala Harris did during the Democratic primaries