Новости за 11.05.2021

Everything you need to know ahead of the match

Everything you need to know ahead of the match

A top World Health Organization official has strongly denied making false statements to Italian prosecutors about a spiked U.N. report into Italy’s coronavirus response

Moves follow recent widespread criticism of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association

A 9-year-old girl who lives in Dubai is scratching her way to the top as a DJ in world competitions

Asia-Pacific stocks declined following a sell-off in tech stocks that weighed down major US indexes

Japanese prosecutors say former Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn told them during questioning on financial misconduct charges before he fled Japan that his compensation was never decided upon

Ceremony will host a live audience of 4,000 people at the O2 Arena in London

Three Georgia men are scheduled to make their first court appearance since being indicted on federal hate crime charges in the killing of Ahmaud Arbery

The family of a Black man who was fatally shot by sheriff’s deputies in North Carolina is expected to view more than 18 minutes of body camera video of the incident

Residents of a tight-knit trailer park in Colorado Springs tried to make sense of a weekend shooting at a birthday party that killed six people before the gunman, described as a boyfriend of one of the victims, took his own life

From Kiehl’s to Fenty Skin, treat yourself with these holy grails of skincare

The military takeover of Myanmar early in the morning of Feb. 1 reversed the country's slow climb toward democracy after five decades of army rule.

A seven-month investigation by the Associated Press and the Oxford Internet Institute, a department at Oxford University, found that China’s rise on Twitter has been powered by an army of fake accounts that have retweeted Chinese diplomats and state media tens of thousands of times

Volunteers at Hindu temples, Muslim groups and Sikh relief organizations across the U.S. are mobilizing to support India as the world’s second most populous country struggles under a devastating surge of the coronavirus

A seven-month investigation by the Associated Press and the Oxford Internet Institute, a department at Oxford University, found that China’s rise on Twitter has been powered by an army of fake accounts that have retweeted Chinese diplomats and state media tens of thousands of times

Many doctors in Argentina have become experts at intubation during the current outbreak of coronavirus cases that has filled clinics in Buenos Aires and nearby towns with patients

A judge in Mexico has issued an injunction against a law passed in April that allows the government to seize private gas stations or terminals in case of “imminent danger to national security, energy security or the economy,” and give them to the state-owed oil company to run

China’s population growth is falling closer to zero, adding to strains on an aging society with a shrinking workforce as fewer couples have children

A Texas man who had been free on bond from a murder charge has been arrested after neighbors found a pet tiger wandering around a Houston neighborhood

Mexican authorities say the Russians have been having so many problems producing the second dose of the Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine that Russia will be unable to supply enough to people who got the first dose

Police have charged a 23-year-old man with capital murder in the fatal shooting of a 6-year-old girl at a San Antonio car club meetup

‘It would be grossly hypocritical for the government to allow unsustainable meat to be served in schools and hospitals,’ say critics

Just 66p per head was spent by one NHS group to help treat young people with eating disorders

Tyson Foods says it’s raising wages to combat absenteeism and worker turnover at its plants as U.S. demand for chicken soars