Новости за 18.07.2020

TORONTO (Reuters) - The Toronto Blue Jays will have to find a new home this season after the Canadian federal government on Saturday rejected a plan by the Major League Baseball team to use the Rogers

JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli police used water cannons to disperse demonstrators around Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's residence on Saturday as protests mounted against him over alleged

WASHINGTON/BERLIN (Reuters) - Finance officials from the Group of 20 major economies on Saturday vowed to resolve major differences over taxing big tech companies and reach a broad, consensus-based

By Margarita Antidze BAKU (Reuters) - Azerbaijan warned on Saturday about security risks to the oil and gas it supplies to European markets due to the outbreak of hostilities at its border with

(Reuters) - Tiger Woods said his back was feeling better but his game remained a little out of sorts after carding a third-round one-under 71 at the Memorial Tournament in steamy Dublin, Ohio on

By Hamid Ould Ahmed ALGIERS (Reuters) - Algeria, already under financial pressure after a fall in energy earnings, expects state carrier Air Algerie's losses from the coronavirus pandemic to reach 35

By Marwa Rashad and Andrea Shalal RIYADH/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Finance officials from the Group of 20 major economies on Saturday vowed to continue using "all available policy tools" to fight the

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Former Wirecard chief operating officer Jan Marsalek travelled to Minsk soon after he was suspended and may still be in Belarus or Russia, a German magazine reported on

KUWAIT (Reuters) - Kuwait's 91-year-old ruler Emir Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabah was admitted to hospital on Saturday for medical checks, and the country's crown prince will temporarily carry out

By Panu Wongcha-um BANGKOK (Reuters) - Around 2,500 Thai protesters on Saturday evening demanded the resignation of the government and the dissolution of parliament, defying a coronavirus ban on

Two newly declassified documents related to 'Operation Crossfire Hurricane' were released Friday by Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.). The operation was an investigation into the Trump campaign and what the FBI alleged was collusion with Russia leading up to the 2016 election.

ISTANBUL (Reuters) - The death toll from a migrant boat disaster in Lake Van in eastern Turkey has risen to 50, the governor's office said on Saturday, after three weeks of search operations.

By Michelle Nichols NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.N.

DUBAI (Reuters) - The Iranian rial fell to a new low against the U.S. dollar on the unofficial market on Saturday and has now seen its value fall by almost half in 2020 as the economy comes under

PARIS (Reuters) - France will enforce mask-wearing in enclosed public spaces including banks, shops and indoor markets from July 20, Health Minister Olivier Veran said on Saturday, as part of efforts

Two top officials from the White House and President Trump's reelection campaign are giving the president kudos for his leadership during the coronavirus pandemic.

JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia has increased tax incentives for businesses in a move to try and limit the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic, its tax office said on Saturday.

BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon's Prime Minister Hassan Diab said on Saturday dialogue was needed over the country's stance on regional conflicts, after meeting with a top Christian cleric who has urged

A mask policy meeting in Utah was cut short due to public health concerns. According to recent reports, around 100 residents crammed into a small meeting space in Provo on Wednesday to protest mask mandates for children.

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp said state residents know to do the right thing when it comes to wearing masks. One America's Jeremy Hartley has more on his fight with the mayor of Atlanta.

Senior White House Adviser and First Daughter Ivanka Trump is working on initiatives to help open up opportunities for American workers amid the pandemic. One America's Mary Holman reports.

A top Department of Homeland Security official, Christopher Krebs, said this year's general elections are going to be the "most secure in modern history."

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnunchin said the second round of checks under the Payment Protection Program should be given to businesses hardest hit by the coronavirus. On Friday, he said there should be a revenue test to ensure checks are going to the right businesses.

The president of Mexico announced the military will be in charge of guarding shipping ports across the country. During a speech Friday, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador entrusted the nation's Army and Marines to combat massive drug smuggling across borders and seaports.

By Dominique Patton and Muyu Xu BEIJING (Reuters) - Testing of imported food for the novel coronavirus is pushing capacity at some major Chinese ports to their limit, major shippers told customers