Новости за 07.11.2016

Let’s say that this year’s Thanksgiving feast is going to be a more intimate affair than the usual cast of thousands, yet you still want turkey. It can be done.

ROME — Six goals in six French league matches were not enough to convince Italy coach Gian Piero Ventura to restore Mario Balotelli to the national team.

HONOLULU — Reality star Audrina Patridge has tied the knot in Hawaii with her longtime boyfriend, BMX rider Corey Bohan.

MADRID — Life in Madrid certainly seems to agree with Cristiano Ronaldo.

MILAN — Italian luxury sports car maker Ferrari NV revised its earnings guidance upward on Monday after reporting a record third-quarter profit of 113 million euros ($126 million), up 20 percent over last year.

MILAN — Italian luxury sports car maker Ferrari NV revised its earnings guidance upward on Monday after reporting a record third-quarter profit of 113 million euros ($126 million), up 20 percent over last year.

NEW YORK — Police are searching for a suspect they say walked out of a cathedral in Brooklyn with a 4-foot tall gold scepter.

BALI, Indonesia — Large waves hit a glass-bottomed boat off the resort island of Bali on Monday, causing it to capsize and killing three people including a Japanese tourist, Indonesian police said.

“Say No More” (Forge), by Hank Phillippi Ryan

“Say No More,” Hank Phillippi Ryan’s latest novel to feature intrepid Boston reporter Jane Ryland and homicide detective Jake Brogan, is another stellar mystery.

Ryland has been working on a story involving growing sexual assaults on college campuses. One of the victims is somewhat reluctant to tell her story, even though her appearance will be in shadow and her voice will be disguised.

Read full story at TheRepublic.com

CAIRO — Egypt said Monday that Saudi Arabia has halted fuel shipments indefinitely, in a sign of lingering tensions following a dispute over the conflict in Syria.

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine coast guard said Monday it has resumed patrols at a shoal at the center of a territorial dispute with China using two vessels, including one supplied by Japan.

LAS VEGAS — MGM Resorts International (MGM) on Monday reported third-quarter net income of $535.6 million.

PARIS — A Samsung phone user in France says her Galaxy J5 smartphone caught fire and exploded on Sunday. The model is different from the Galaxy Note 7 that has been recalled worldwide.

KARACHI, Pakistan — Pakistani police detained several Sunni and Shiite Muslim leaders in a probe over recent sectarian attacks in the southern port city of Karachi, prompting protests and clashes Monday, police said.

DUBLIN — Ryanair shares rose 5 percent on Monday after Europe’s top budget airline said it expects to carry more than 200 million passengers annually by 2024, 11 percent higher than previously forecast.

CUSHING, Okla. — The Latest on a magnitude 5.0 earthquake that struck Cushing, Oklahoma, a major oil storage hub (all times local):

ELWOOD, Ind. — A Japan-based automotive industry supplier plans to increase parts production in Indiana.

MARRAKECH, Morocco — Climate negotiators started work Monday on implementing the Paris Agreement on global warming amid uncertainty over how the U.S. election will impact the landmark deal as temperatures and greenhouse gases soar to new heights.

Wonder Woman Gal Gadot is set to become a mom — again.

The 31-year-old actress announced her pregnancy on Instagram with a selfie of her and husband Yaron Versano making a heart shape with their hands on Gadot’s stomach. She added in the caption, “So excited to share this wonder with you… #mommyforthesecondtime.”

Gadot and Versano also have a daughter, Alma, born in 2011.

Gadot made her debut as Wonder Woman in “Batman v.

Read full story at TheRepublic.com

MOSUL, Iraq — Zahida Fathi sat on a military-issued cot, rocking back and forth and repeating the names of the dead — her husband and six of her children, killed when a car bomb exploded near their home as they were trying to flee clashes between Iraqi forces and Islamic State fighters in the city of Mosul.

BU TINAH ISLAND, United Arab Emirates — Britain’s Prince Charles has traveled to a remote island in the United Arab Emirates as part of his and Camilla’s three-nation Gulf tour.

MOSCOW — Mikhail Saakashvili, the former Georgian president who became governor of Ukraine’s Odessa region, announced Monday that he is resigning in frustration at what he characterized as obstruction in efforts to root out corruption.

BERLIN — Luxembourg’s foreign minister accused Turkish authorities on Monday of using methods reminiscent of those employed by Nazis in a crackdown following July’s coup attempt.

MANILA, Philippines — A German kidnapped by Somali pirates eight years ago may now be held captive by Islamic militants in the southern Philippines, the country’s military said Monday after finding the man’s yacht and a woman’s body inside.

PODGORICA, Montenegro — Montenegrin lawmakers convened on Monday for the first time since last month’s election, with opposition parties boycotting the inaugural session amid tensions over an alleged foiled coup attempt orchestrated by Russian nationalists.