Новости за 28.09.2015

Afghan forces are reportedly fighting to drive Taliban fighters out of Kunduz in northern Afghanistan after the militant group launched a dawn attack on the city. Mana Rabiee reports.

Afghan forces are reportedly fighting to drive Taliban fighters out of Kunduz in northern Afghanistan after the militant group launched a dawn attack on the city. Mana Rabiee reports.

Afghan forces are reportedly fighting to drive Taliban fighters out of Kunduz in northern Afghanistan after the militant group launched a dawn attack on the city. Mana Rabiee reports.

LONDON, Sept 28 (Reuters) - Gunvor is close to buying its third refinery in Europe, reinvesting money from asset sales in Russia, in a major turnaround for the Swiss trading house since its deep links with Moscow nearly brought it to a collapse only 18 months ago.

PARIS/LONDON, Sept 28 (Reuters) - French car maker Renault on Monday announced it would buy a majority stake in the Lotus Formula One motor racing team, allowing the financially stretched outfit to stave off the threat of administration in a London court.

(Reuters Health) - When celebrities' health problems make the news, media reports help shape public knowledge about those conditions and procedures, suggests a new study from Austria.

(Reuters Health) - When celebrities' health problems make the news, media reports help shape public knowledge about those conditions and procedures, suggests a new study from Austria.

LAUNCESTON, Australia, Sept 28 (Reuters) - - China's planned national cap-and-trade carbon emissions system may at first appear to be yet another bearish factor for commodity demand in the world's largest consumer of natural resources.

Sept 28 (Reuters) - Oil services provider Halliburton Co and Baker Hughes Inc will sell additional businesses in connection with Halliburton's pending acquisition of its smaller rival, the companies said in a joint statement.

MILAN (Reuters) - Thai businessman Bee Taechaubol could ask for a delay to his acquisition of a 48 percent stake in AC Milan football club, postponing the closure of a deal that was supposed to be wrapped up by Sept. 30, a source close to the talks said on Monday.

TOKYO (Reuters) - Five additional sports, including skateboarding and surfing, have been recommended by the organisers of the Tokyo Olympics for inclusion at the 2020 Summer Games, it was announced on Monday.

NEW DELHI, Sept 28 (Reuters) - India will make a $700 million oil payment to Iran on Wednesday, sources said, the first release of such funds after the July deal that sets the roadmap for the lifting of sanctions aimed at Tehran's nuclear activities.

One year after thousands of people camped out in the streets, the movement is largely a memory but emotions still run high.

LONDON (Reuters) - British pensioners took out less than 1 billion pounds in additional cash withdrawals from their retirement pots in the three months since new pension freedoms were introduced, a study on Monday showed.

LONDON (Reuters) - Fiji accept they are in a struggling to reach the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals after losing their first two Pool A games, but they remain in confident mood ahead of Thursday's tussle with Wales.

WARSAW, Sept 28 (Reuters) - Poland's largest utility PGE is open to the possibility of including restructured hard coal mines in its group, PGE's Chief Executive Officer Marek Woszczyk said on Monday.

BIRMINGHAM, England, Sept 28 (Reuters) - Uruguay must show more progress to earn greater funding from World Rugby and South America should not be handed an additional direct Rugby World Cup berth ahead of the more developed Pacific Island nations, coach Pablo Lemoine conceded.

Italian consumer morale jumped to its highest level in 13 years in September, data showed, while manufacturing confidence climbed to its highest in four years. As Hayley Platt reports the surveys by national statistics institute ISTAT are good news for Italy's nascent economic recovery.

Italian consumer morale jumped to its highest level in 13 years in September, data showed, while manufacturing confidence climbed to its highest in four years. As Hayley Platt reports the surveys by national statistics institute ISTAT are good news for Italy's nascent economic recovery.

LONDON, Sept 28 (Reuters) - European shares fell on Monday, with miner Glencore seeing nearly a quarter of its value wiped out by debt concerns and carmaker Volkswagen , which has been hit by an emissions data scandal, extending losses.

(Reuters) - Andre Schurrle left Premier League champions Chelsea because he felt he had lost the trust of manager Jose Mourinho, the Wolfsburg midfielder has said.

LONDON (Reuters) - Former sprinter Jason Gardener will take over as president of UK Athletics in December from former Olympic gold medallist Lynn Davies, the governing body announced on Monday.

TOKYO (Reuters) - The head of the World Squash Federation (WSF) said he was devastated for the sport's millions of followers after squash was again overlooked for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

LONDON (Reuters) - England flanker Tom Wood has been cleared to play Australia after being warned by the citing commissioner for striking an opponent during the Rugby World Cup Pool A game against Wales, organisers said on Monday.