Новости за 01.09.2015

A suicide bomber struck outside a local government office in a northwestern Pakistani tribal area on Tuesday, killing at least six people and wounding 31 others, officials said.

The City of Joy is poised to become the first city in the country to have its public parks illuminated by an automated carbon-neutral solar lighting system, reducing the carbon footprint and electricity bills.

Five-time champion Roger Federer gets his bid to become the oldest US Open winner in 45 years underway Tuesday but will be overshadowed by Andy Murray`s clash with enfant terrible Nick Kyrgios.

A fire at Venezuela`s central Tocuyito prison killed 17 people and injured 11 early on Monday, the state prosecutor said in a statement.

England Twenty20 captain Eoin Morgan thanked his county boss Angus Fraser after marking his return to cricket with a fine 74 in his side`s five-run win over Australia in Cardiff on Monday.

President Barack Obama has made no final decisions about what he will do after leaving office, the White House said on Monday, following comments by Columbia University`s president that he looked forward to welcoming Obama back to campus in 2017.

It is Test cricket`s equivalent of a lonely hearts advert: experienced opener seeks partner for meaningful relationship.

Addressing a Arctic climate change conference in Alaska, Barack Obama made an urgent plea to the world to identify the dangers of global warming.

The 21.10 train to Munich, the last out of Budapest to Germany, was tantalisingly close, just a few metres the other side of a crush barrier and some ticket inspectors.

After Indian companies accused internet giant Google of abusing its dominance in search advertising, The Competition Commission of India had been Google India for the same for three years now.

Inter Milan midfielder Hernanes has agreed terms with Juventus on a three-year deal that will see the Brazilian earn 2.7m euros a season, reports said on Monday.

Inter Milan have bolstered their new-look midfield by capturing Brazilian veteran Felipe Melo and Bosnian Adem Ljajic from Galatasaray and Roma respectively, the Serie A club announced Monday.

Sixteen fishermen from Jagadhapattinam in Pudukottai district were arrested by the Sri Lankan Navy on charges of violating the International Maritime Boundary Line this morning, Fisheries Department officials said here.

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has called for a "direct dialogue" between India and Pakistan to de-escalate tensions between the two nuclear-armed South Asians neighbours.

Amid numerous twists and turns in the Sheena Bora murder case that has gripped the country, prime accused Indrani Mukerjea has stunned everyone by claiming her daughter is alive and is living in the United States.

Three people died and many others sustained injuries in Manipur following a mob violence that erupted over three bills passed in the state Assembly, officials said on Tuesday.

UN chief Ban Ki-moon has commended the vibrancy of India's democracy and emphasised the "important role" played by the country's Parliament in protecting women's rights and enhancing gender equality during a meeting with Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan here.

Ronaldinho on Monday defended his decision to pose for photographs in the opposition dressing room after Fluminense's 2-1 defeat to Atletico Mineiro.

The Maharashtra Other Backward Class (OBC) Organization has opposed reservation status to Patel and Maratha communities.

With less than 24 hours until the transfer window slams shut, Manchester United once again find themselves playing the unwanted role of the panicked Christmas shopper who realises he`s left it too late to buy the presents he wanted.

Less than five months after the last legislative elections, Turks on November 1 will vote again in one of the biggest gambles of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan`s political career.

In this amazing underwater video, watch how animals crave for love and attention! Gary Grayson, 55, from Salford, Greater Manchester, who went on his adventure with the Dive Life group was surprised to encounter this beautiful, super-friendly seal off the Isles of Scilly.

Two journalists, including an Australian editor, were found not guilty of criminal defamation by a Thai court on Tuesday, their lawyer said, over a report implicating the kingdom`s navy in human trafficking.