Новости за 13.04.2024

Israeli settlers torch cars and buildings in Palestinian villages

Tehran has vowed to respond to a suspected Israeli air strike on its consular building in Damascus

Amid rising concerns about the US security guarantee, policymakers mull how to ensure the continent’s defence

Magic Kingdom’s unhappy record on succession means the candidates for its throne face intense investor scrutiny

Science Based Targets initiative says its guidance on carbon offsets has not changed pending draft rules in July

World Athletics’ bonus plan sparks debate and the peace deal that could bring European football to America

Voters aren’t happy about the rollback of US abortion rights. Republicans are getting the message.

Hujar’s ‘Portraits in Life and Death’ pairs photographs of his friends from New York’s cultural scene in the 1970s with images he made in the catacombs of Palermo. As they go on show in Venice, Waters picks his highlights

How four elk hunters and a ladder could reshape Wyoming’s chequered frontiers

His pioneering theoretical work helped us understand what made the universe possible

Novelist and stargazer Sarah Perry had always longed to see an eclipse. This week in Vermont she finally got to watch as ‘the sun was consumed’

Meet the artists, artisans and designers conserving the future of craft

One fan’s quest to explain the unspoken consensus that elevates some cricket players above the rest

Never remake your heroes merely in a bid for wide appeal

It’s time to look beyond the obvious regions and wine types

The self-help industry suggests all mistakes in life are retrievable. Middle age teaches us otherwise

Artist Șerban Savu and curator Ciprian Mureşan are orchestrating a local studio to produce a large scene

Mounira Al Solh’s presentation at the Venice Biennale is inspired by the legendary figure of Europa

Fall of border town of Myawaddy is a blow to military regime already reeling from poor morale

There’s a personal dimension to the nation’s rapid transformation that is crucial to our understanding of it — yet mostly hidden from view

Exchange traded funds exist for those worried about a crash but also keen to be part of any rally

The gaming giant once made as much as 5 per cent of its total sales from Blizzard games

This excitement will follow all the other waves and become ‘just’ more software and more automation

Recent flotations of Galderma and Douglas underscore that fund managers are still being selective

A new version of the game promises to drain it of everything that makes it so compelling