Новости за 24.09.2017

The massive exodus of Rohingya Muslims fleeing Myanmar to escape brutal persecution appears to have slowed down, but several recent refugees say tens of thousands more are huddled near beaches or in forests waiting to escape.

Dozens of motorists in Perth, Australia, watched a man clinging to the outside of a moving train on Saturday afternoon.

U.S. President Donald Trump is considering a replacement to his controversial executive order restricting travel to the United States from several majority Muslim countries.

Puerto Rico's government says engineers will inspect the Guajataca Dam on Sunday to determine the extent of damage inflicted by Hurricane Maria last week.

Authorities in Tennessee say eight people were injured in a shooting at a church in the Nashville area.

Stevie Wonder, Kumail Nanjiani and LeBron James are just some of the high-profile figures speaking up in the developing sports feud with Donald Trump.

Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Khan calls it a privilege to stand arm-in-arm with players during the national anthem in London.

Wheelchair rugby Paralympian Miranda Biletski became a quadriplegic 12 years ago when she dove into the University of Regina pool and struck her head on the bottom. A trial starts Monday in which she is seeking millions of dollars to cover treatment, equipment, and pain and suffering.

The Pittsburgh Penguins released a statement Sunday indicating they will honour the tradition of championship teams attending the White House.

U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to announce new restrictions on travel to the United States as his ban on visitors from six Muslim-majority countries expires today, 90 days after it went into effect.

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) is one step closer to staying in Montreal after a weekend of negotiations in Paris.

A magnitude 5.9 earthquake strikes off the Mexican west coast on Sunday as the country is still reeling from Tuesday's deadly, devastating quake that has left survivors with a long path to recovery and an uncertain future.

The two sides in the nation's most popular professional sports league united on Saturday in a manner unseen in years, sounding a resolute chord in decrying President Donald Trump's remarks about players kneeling during the national anthem.

Russia has been at war in Syria since September 2015, supporting President Bashar al-Assad. Ever since, its military has been bringing reporters from Moscow to showcase what it says are the positive aspects of Russia's involvement in Syria's six-year civil war.

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North Korean diplomats were sitting right in front of Donald Trump when the U.S. president took the UN stage and threatened North Korea — the closest the two countries have come to face-to-face talks since Trump became president. The exchanges are hitting a nerve around the world, including in Seoul, and not so much because of Kim's nuclear threat.

Health Canada is seeking a contractor to develop a campaign targeting young Canadians about the risks of using cannabis.

When Sheza Hasan came home earlier this week, she was surprised to find a mysterious box had been left on her front porch. When she opened it up, she found 25 handmade dolls made of fabric and sporting a variety of colourful outfits.

Like a throwback to a bygone era, bright red phone booths still line the streets of London’s central tourist area. These days, they serve much less as a means of communication than as a backdrop for visitors’ photos.

From some of the most permissive political fundraising rules in Canada, British Columbia is moving toward having some of the strictest. It's the latest province to lower individual contribution limits and ban donations from unions and corporations.

Apple plans to make Siri, its digital assistant, better at responding to people's mental-health issues. Experts say the ambitious plan faces some big challenges.

Canadian airlines are lining up to offer the latest trend in air travel: cheap, no-frills fares. But experts warn that the discount fares may not always be the best deal for passengers.

His Invictus Games just started but Prince Harry has been popping up all over Toronto. And with each stop, anticipation builds: Will his girlfriend Meghan Markle show up too?

Germans vote in a national election today that is likely to see Chancellor Angela Merkel win a historic fourth term and a far-right party enter parliament for the first time in more than half a century.

The Liberian community in Edmonton is mourning three women killed in a car crash near Lloydminster, Sask., on Friday.