Новости за 19.07.2020

By Alan Baldwin (Reuters) - Six times world champion Lewis Hamilton criticised Formula One's leaders after what he called a "rushed" anti-racism gesture by some drivers before the start of Sunday's

BAMAKO (Reuters) - An influential opposition group in Mali rejected a proposal by regional mediators on Sunday aimed at ending a political crisis in which at least 11 people have been killed this

(Reuters) - Some of National Football League's biggest names took to social media on Sunday to express their concerns and anger over the lack of COVID-19 safety protocols in place as teams prepare to

ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Mosaics depicting Christian figures in Istanbul's ancient Hagia Sophia will be covered with curtains during Muslim prayers, Turkish presidential spokesman Ibrahim Kalin said on

KARACHI/QUETTA, Pakistan (Reuters) - For over 11 years relatives of people who disappeared in the murk of a separatist insurgency in southwestern Pakistan have gathered outside the Press Club of

WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland will seek to craft rules limiting the concentration of foreign-owned media outlets well before the ruling nationalists finish their term in power, Poland's de facto leader

By Toby Sterling AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - As EU negotiations over a coronavirus recovery fund and a new budget for the bloc ran into an impasse, Netherlands Prime Minister Mark Rutte was singled out by

BERLIN (Reuters) - The premiers of four German states have appealed to members of the U.S.

By Julie Gordon and Tessa Vikander OTTAWA/VANCOUVER (Reuters) - For 67 days, tiny Prince Edward Island went without a single new case of COVID-19.

By Noemie Olive PARIS (Reuters) - While the cinema drive-in may have gotten a boost as lockdowns gradually come to an end amid the COVID-19 outbreak, in Paris film fans can now munch on their popcorn

Speculation is rising over how unified the White House is about the next coronavirus stimulus bill. One America's Chief White House Correspondent Chanelr Ron has the details.

A new report shows that Americans are spending more money on taxes than food, clothing and health care combined. That's according to a 2018 consumer expenditure survey conducted by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

By Stephen Jewkes and Giuseppe Fonte MILAN (Reuters) - Italy's Atlantia has picked Bank of America Merrill Lynch, JP Morgan and Mediobanca to advise on the sale of a stake in its motorway unit, two

HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba for the first time in 130 days on Sunday said there were no new domestic cases of COVID-19 as most of the country moved into the final phase of resuming normal activities with

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S.

The federal government has introduced a new way to speed up coronavirus testing without depleting medical supplies.

JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa is considering an independent board for its ailing national airline, with a shareholder structure similar to that of part state-owned telecoms firm Telkom, a

Over the last four weeks, more than 300 people have been shot in New York City. Residents have said they are fearful as those numbers continue to climb. One Americas Caitlin Sinclair has more.

Indiana officials are praising a gun owner after he stepped in to stop a potential mass shooter. One America's Hans Hubbard reports.

China has criticized Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's recent comments regarding the Iran arms embargo. During a press conference Friday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying rebuked Pompeo by saying an extended arms embargo would be nonsensical

The Trump campaign recently launched new advertisements on Facebook, which warn that China may be spying on TikTok users.

Twitter announced this week's cryptocurrency attack resulted in a personal data leak. On Friday, the company said hackers downloaded private information from eight users after accessing the credentials of Twitter employees only available to internal support teams.

A new report by the Iranian Health Ministry estimated that roughly 25 million people in Iran have been infected by COVID-19.

ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey has suspended flights to Iran and Afghanistan as part of measures against the coronavirus outbreak, the Transport Ministry said on Sunday.

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan is aiming to invite Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd or other global chipmakers to build an advanced chip manufacturing plant jointly with domestic chip