Новости за 23.10.2015

Central banks are reasserting their dominance over financial markets, with fresh stimulus from China adding to a rally in risk assets.

Government bows to student's demands as thousands of demonstrators clash with police in the biggest student protests since the end of apartheid.

Forty-three people died after a bus and a truck collided and caught fire near Bordeaux.

The "extremely dangerous" Hurricane Patricia will hit Mexico with life-threatening mudslides and flash floods and may reach into Texas with flooding rain.

The story takes place 19 years after Harry Potter's final showdown with the dark wizard Lord Voldemort, and involves his youngest son Albus.

It's going to be used in a Test match next month. But one Test player isn't happy about it.

The moment the Wallabies almost bombed out of the World Cup is the same moment that can help them win the tournament.

C'mon Phil - start cheering for the men in gold.

The Townsville Crocs have pulled off a dramatic comeback victory over the Perth Wildcats, winning 63-66 at Perth Arena.

The US will not turn a blind eye to shortcomings in Myanmar's election next month and US help to the future government and any further easing of sanctions will depend on the overall process, the most senior US diplomat for Asia has declared.

Malaysia's prime minister Najib Razak has shrugged off the first formal vote of no-confidence against him in parliament, declaring he is taking steps to safe-guard his country's faltering economy.

Almost 580 arson attacks on refugee facilities have been recorded in Germany this year, and police believe new arrests have helped foil another.

Joe Root's unbeaten half-century helped stuttering England reach three for 182 at the close on the second day of the second Test on Friday after Pakistan's seam and spin attack ran through the tourists' top order

Warning not to hold sessions dedicated to honouring the victims of the mass killings of 1965 accompanied issuing of festival permit.

Joy Milne has always had a keen sense of smell, so she was unfazed when her husband, Les, began emitting a subtle musky odor.

Michael Lawler himself may have summed up the spectacle best when he observed: "If it weren't so serious, it would be very funny."

As Malcolm Turnbull marks his 61st birthday on Saturday, Australia's 29th Prime Minister will likely feel pretty good about the world.

Sydney businessman Frank Tagg will relax and watch Saturday's Cox Plate the weight-for-age championship of Australian racing and could well become the proud breeder of the winner of the $3.1 million dollar race.

You know that annoying squealing sound a tram makes when it goes around a bend? A group of University of Melbourne students think they may have solved it.

Michael Roth had a career change after he was charged with defrauding Macquarie Bank of more than a million dollars.

Everything you need to know ahead of the Sydney derby between the Sky Blues and the Wanderers.

Their friendship brought them from half way around the world but Sydney FC's Mickael Tavares and Wanderers' Romeo Castelen will be enemies for 90 minutes in the Sydney derby.

Australia's World Cup semi-final hopes have been given a massive boost after influential starters David Pocock and Israel Folau were named to start against Argentina on Sunday.

Referee Craig Joubert has been unfairly treated.

Fast bowler Dhammika Prasad picked up four wickets as hosts Sri Lanka bundled out the West Indies for 163 to take a first-innings lead on the second day of the second and final Test at the P Sara Oval on Friday.