Новости за 27.05.2018

Italy was thrown into political turmoil Sunday evening, as the Italian president blocked the formation of a new government supported by two anti-establishment parties.

The renaissance in capital spending the tax cut was supposed to bring about isn’t showing up in the economic data.

China criticized the U.S. for sending two warships into South China Sea waters that Beijing considers its territory, amid simmering bilateral tensions over trade and North Korea.

The U.S. has sent a delegation of senior government officials to North Korea to hammer out plans for a potential summit meeting between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, a person familiar with the matter said.

Owners of restaurants, hotels and other seasonal businesses are scrambling for the second year in a row, as limits on visas for temporary foreign workers and a tight U.S. labor market make it difficult to staff up for the summer rush.

Voters cast ballots on Sunday in a presidential election between five candidates who offer starkly different proposals for modernizing a country that, until recently, was locked in a long guerrilla conflict.

The audacity of the Houston Rockets to believe they could beat the Golden State Warriors is the reason this matchup is so compelling. The series comes down to a decisive Game 7 on Monday.

Qatar directed shopkeepers to clear their stores of contraband goods from Saudi Arabia and other neighboring countries, the latest salvo in the economic battle among former Middle East allies that shows no signs of easing.

The band is reunited for a record-breaking tour, but without guitarist Izzy Stradlin, whose songwriting contributed to hits like “Sweet Child O’ Mine” and “Patience.”

Coinbase enjoyed phenomenal growth in late 2017 as small investors piled into bitcoin. Now it is trying to attract hedge funds and other big investors.

A deepening spat over allegations of Chinese meddling in Australian politics has led to cases of wine piling up at Chinese ports and nationalists calling for tougher trade retaliations.

U.S. movie studios have hit an impasse in talks with China about a new film-distribution agreement on market access for Hollywood films in China.

Videogame developers in Japan are creating more U.S. hits, like “DanMachi” and “Persona 5,” with compelling stories and anime-style animation that resonate with Americans raised on Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh!

The clashes between Christian farming communities and Muslim herdsmen put President Muhammadu Buhari’s security pledges to the test before elections.

U.S. movie studios have hit an impasse in talks with China about a new film-distribution agreement on market access for Hollywood films in China.

As Atlanta looks to lure Amazon and other corporate giants to the region, its new mayor has found her efforts stymied by scandals from the outgoing administration and the aftereffects of a crippling cyberattack.

How to turn your smartphone into the powerful PC it’s meant to be.

Due to escalating tuition and easy credit, the U.S. has 101 people who owe at least $1 million in federal student loans. Five years ago, 14 people owed that much. More could soon be joining the group.

The top two candidates in Sunday’s presidential election offer Colombians a stark choice: a law-and-order conservative versus a former guerrilla and admirer of the late Venezuelan strongman, Hugo Chávez.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in said North Korean leader Kim Jong Un had reaffirmed his commitment to the “complete denuclearization” of the Korean Peninsula and looked forward to meeting President Donald Trump.

Joshua Holt, a former Mormon missionary, was released by President Nicolás Maduro’s authoritarian government as an olive branch as it faces intensifying U.S. sanctions

After a charmed season, Liverpool fell in the Champions League final to Real Madrid, 3-1, with the team losing its leading scorer early in the match.