Новости за 14.09.2015

US authorities have expanded their investigation into corruption at world football governing body FIFA and expect to file additional criminal charges, US Attorney General Loretta Lynch said at a news conference in Zurich on Monday.

Libéré de toute obligation par les Spurs de Tottenham, le Togolais Emmanuel Adebayor est désormais libre de s’engager pour un autre club. Et plusieurs d'entre eux en L1 pourraient être intéressés par son profil.

US stocks opened slightly lower Monday ahead of a keenly anticipated Federal Reserve meeting later this week that could result in the first interest rate hike in over nine years.

Les touristes mexicains tués dimanche en Egypte par les forces de sécurité de ce pays ont été victimes d'une frappe aérienne, a affirmé lundi la ministre mexicaine des Affaires étrangères, Claudia Ruiz Massieu.

A group of people including Mexican tourists who were mistakenly killed by Egyptian security forces were hit by an air strike, Mexico's foreign minister said Monday.

South Sudan's army repelled a fresh rebel attack on Monday, the latest battle to rock the country despite a ceasefire aimed at ending a brutal 21-month civil war.

A 16-year-old girl has died from Ebola in the northern Sierra Leone city of Makeni, the National Ebola Response Centre (NERC) said Monday.

At least 20 people were killed on Monday in two car bomb attacks in the northeastern Syrian city of Hasakeh, state television reported.

Finnish telecom group Nokia announced Monday it has received all US regulatory approvals needed for its proposed acquisition of Alcatel-Lucent, taking a step closer towards creating the world's biggest supplier of mobile phone network equipment.

Deux ans après son arrivée au pouvoir, le Premier ministre australien Tony Abbott est contraint de céder sa place suite à un vote interne du Parti conservateur, lundi. Le multimillionnaire Malcolm Turnbull, membre du Parti libéral, lui succède.

It was once used exclusively by popes, but the Vatican's train line can now be ridden by all from the Holy See to the papal summer palace.

Honking cars with stressed drivers banked up for kilometres (miles) at an Austrian-German road crossing Monday, hours after Berlin reimposed border checks to control a massive refugee influx.

Guards at a Khmer Rouge death camp held competitions to see how many prisoners they could murder in an hour, a court heard Monday, the latest harrowing testimony at the trial of two top regime leaders.

Australian conservative Prime Minister Tony Abbott was dramatically ousted Monday in a snap party vote forced by challenger Malcolm Turnbull, a millionaire former banker who will become the nation's new leader.

Airbus a ouvert, lundi, sa première usine d'assemblage d'avions aux États-Unis. L'inauguration marque les ambitions de l'avionneur européen de concurrencer Boeing sur ses terres américaines.

Deux militantes du mouvement féministe Femen se sont invitées seins nus sur la scène d'un salon musulman consacré à la femme, samedi soir, en banlieue parisienne.

Known as the "Jungle", the makeshift camp housing an influx of migrants hoping to get to England is a hostile environment for women. FRANCE 24's Claire Williams and Tatiana Massaad spoke to some of them about the dangers they face.

Contrairement à son habitude, Barack Obama ne dormira pas dans le prestigieux Waldorf Astoria de New York, pour l'Assemblée générale de l'ONU fin septembre. La presse évoque des risques d'espionnage dans l'hôtel, racheté par des Chinois.

Fortunes diverses pour les cadors européens, ce week-end. Récemment critiqué, Cristiano Ronaldo a remis les pendules à l’heure en inscrivant un quintuplé avec le Real Madrid en Liga. La Juve, elle, végète toujours en fond de classement de Serie A.

Face à l'afflux de migrants, notamment à la frontière austro-hongroise, l'Autriche a décidé de faire appel à l'armée pour "seconder la police". Le pays s'attend, ce lundi, à l'arrivée de plus de 10 000 personnes.

Georges de Paris, a French tailor who came to America and ended up broke and homeless before resurrecting his career to make suits for presidents from Lyndon Johnson to Barack Obama, died Sunday. He was 81.

The battle for supremacy between Airbus and Boeing is heating up. Eyeing potential contracts with US-based companies, the European airplane maker on Monday opened a new plant in the southern state of Alabama.

Austria announced on Monday it would dispatch the armed forces to guard its eastern frontier, following Germany’s lead in reimposing Europe’s internal border controls after thousands of migrants streamed across its frontier from Hungary on foot.

Two members of militant feminist movement Femen were violently removed from the stage at a conference on Women and Islam put on by a conservative Muslim group in a Paris suburb this weekend.

Alors que débutent les célébrations de la nouvelle année juive, de nouveaux affrontements ont éclaté, lundi, entre la police israélienne et des musulmans sur l'esplanade des Mosquées, dans la vieille ville de Jérusalem.