Новости за 19.09.2020

DUBAI (Reuters) - The world community should oppose the United States' use of sanctions to impose its will as a "bully," or expect to face sanctions itself, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad

(Reuters) - Tadej Pogacar was left as shocked as fans, pundits and fellow riders after pulling off one of the biggest upsets in Tour de France annals when he claimed the overall lead by stunning

By Julien Pretot RONCHAMP, France (Reuters) - Primoz Roglic was at a loss to explain his meltdown after he surrendered the Tour de France overall lead in the final time trial to fellow Slovenian Tadej

(Reuters) - Novak Djokovic overcame a mid-match wobble against Dominik Koepfer before securing a 6-3 4-6 6-3 win over the unseeded German and a semi-final spot at the Italian Open on Saturday.

(Reuters) - Video-sharing app TikTok said on Saturday it has already committed to the U.S. government oversight of data security in the country, and that it was "disappointed" by the Trump

By David Ljunggren OTTAWA - Former Canadian Prime Minister John Turner, who was in office for just 11 weeks and led his Liberal Party to a massive electoral defeat in 1984, died on Saturday aged 91,

By Maria Ponnezhath (Reuters) - Britain's Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc said on Saturday it was looking to raise up to 2.5 billion pounds ($3.2 billion) in an effort to strengthen its balance sheet.

By Andre Paultre PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - Haitian President Jovenel Moise has appointed nine members to a provisional electoral council tasked with preparing a constitutional referendum and

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LONDON (Reuters) - London's police on Saturday tried to break up a protest by more than a thousand people opposed to lockdown measures aimed at slowing the spread of coronavirus.

RONCHAMPS, France (Reuters) - Slovenia's Tadej Pogacar was poised to win the Tour de France after claiming the overall leader’s yellow jersey from compatriot Primoz Roglic in Saturday's penultimate

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has died at 87 years old. Her death was announced by the Supreme Court on Friday.

LESBOS, Greece (Reuters) - Thousands of asylum-seekers have moved into a new temporary facility on the Greek island of Lesbos, government officials said on Saturday, 10 days after a fire destroyed the

President Trump continues to voice his concerns about mail-in voting this election season. During Friday’s press conference, the President said voters will be overwhelmed with "tens of millions of ballots" they did not request.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo traveled to Boa Vista, Brazil this week to hold bilateral talks. On Friday, he held a conference at a Venezuelan migrant camp in the northeastern region of the country.

A manhunt is underway in Arizona after a state police detective was targeted in an ambush style attack this week. One suspect has been taken into custody, while another remains at large in Phoenix.

The U.S. recently launched joint military drills with Ukraine in a show of support for the country. According to reports, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky kicked off the drills by saying "a modern and capable army was his highest priority."

President Trump recently pushed back against claims made by Joe Biden over his pandemic response. On Twitter, the President criticized his Democrat opponent for changing his mind on the idea of halting travel to China at the start of the crisis.

Philadelphia police are searching for two armed suspects, who fled the scene after an officer involved shooting. According to authorities, two men opened fire on a trio of plainclothes officers on Friday night.

New York police are searching for suspects after a backyard party shooting left two people dead and 14 injured this weekend. Authorities in Rochester reported the shooting occurred early Saturday morning.

President Trump recently confirmed his administration is having very good discussions with the Taliban. On Friday, he gave an update on the ongoing peace talks between the militant group and the Afghan government.

The Trump administration has agreed to extend border restrictions with Mexico and Canada amid the pandemic. On Friday, acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf said he hopes the move will slow the spread of COVID-19.

By Edmund Blair BEIRUT (Reuters) - A party founded by Lebanon's Christian president made a proposal to end a dispute that has blocked the formation of a new cabinet and threatened a French drive to

(Reuters) - Belarusian police detained dozens of protesters in central Minsk on Saturday, a witness said, as hundreds of people marched through the city demanding that President Alexander Lukashenko

ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Resurgent coronavirus cases in Turkey are fuelling tensions between doctors who say the official figures underplay the scale of the outbreak and politicians who accuse the