Новости за 26.09.2019

A LABOUR MP snapped at ITV host and journalist Piers Morgan during an explosive Twitter spat after Jo Cox’s name was used in a Brexit debate in the House of Commons.

Rassie Erasmus admitted that he didn’t know too much about Phil Davies’ Namibia team

Toys ranging from traditional plush dolls to a book that teaches pre-schoolers how to code are predicted to be to Christmas sellers this year, according to retailer Hamleys.

A new Digital Academy to foster engineering talent ready for Industry 4.0 has been launched by Siemens, in collaboration with 17 partner universities. The scheme will pay selected students £3,000-a-year from the second year of university as well as up to 12-weeks paid summer placement throughout the duration of their studies within a Siemens business. […]

Rafael Benitez has backed Leeds United for promotion this season if they can maintain their intensity.

The former soldier is charged with two offences arising from the death of John Patrick Cunningham.

Derby County have issued an extraordinary statement that has detailed a team night out that ended in Republic of Ireland defender Richard Keogh sustaining a season-ending knee injury in a car crash, with two other players charged with drink driving at the scene.

"I nitpicked her all night" is the start of a Montreal mom's story of the two weeks "in hell" that launched her career.

Father-of-two Josh Gardener died when two boats collided in the Cleddau Estuary.

Lawmakers will ask Joseph Maguire, director of national intelligence, why he delayed giving Congress a whistleblower complaint on Trump and Ukraine.

T. Galen Carpenter, Federalist
Lost in all the partisan bickering is a more important issue: Washington's relationship with Ukraine and whether that really serves America's interests.

ROYAL fans are all a-flutter after Princess Beatrice announced her upcoming nuptials. Let’s take a look at the latest on this exciting match – and what we know about the wedding so far. When is Princess Beatrice’s wedding to Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi? The couple got engaged in Italy in September 2019, after ten months of […]

The opening day of the Board President's XI vs South Africa warm-up fixture at the Dr PVG Raju ACA Sports Complex, Vizianagaram was called off.

Prosecutors have waved off the claims of a murder suspect who said he was insane when he fatally gunned down six of his ex-wife’s family members in 2014, arguing that he was instead motivated by a desire for revenge.

Leonid Bershidsky, Moscow Times
After years of procrastination, Russia, the world's fourth-biggest greenhouse gas emitter, has officially joined the Paris climate agreement, which it signed in 2016. It shows that President Vladimir Putin's views of climate change are evolving and he wants his government to do more.

Alejandro Moreno breaks down Manuel Neuer and Bayern's standoff with the German national team and what it means for the country after years of football dominance.

Martin Kramer, Mosaic
From the Yom Kippur War to the Arab Spring, events considered impossible happen in the Middle East with unusual frequency. Here are seven; when will the eighth appear?

Now that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has launched an official impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump, what’s next? Read more here. Subscribe to Kyiv Post Daily Digest Subscribe Please, fill in the Email field

Joschka Fischer, Project Syndicate
French President Emmanuel Macron is right to worry about the disintegration of the global arms-control regime and a Russia that is increasingly tied to China. But given that the divide between Russia and the European Union is over fundamental values, there is no reason to think that the relationship can be improved anytime soon.

Laura Pitel, Financial Times
When Ahmet Davutoglu was forced out as Turkey's prime minister in May 2016, he pledged eternal loyalty to Recep Tayyip Erdogan. I will sustain my faithful relationship with our president until my last breath, vowed Mr Erdogan's long-serving foot soldier, despite the well-known tensions between the two. No one has ever heard and will ever hear a single word against our president come from my mouth.

Noah Feldman, Bloomberg
Decisions this hefty come along once about every 300 years.

Ian Bateson, The Atlantic
The president of Ukraine is easily found on social media, but rarely submits to journalists' questioning.

Iain Macwhirter, Scotland Herald
BORIS Johnson said he was prepared to die in a ditch over Brexit and he may get his way. There is simply no precedent for what happened

TEHRAN (FNA)- The leader of Israel's Blue and White Party, Benny Gantz, ruled out joining a government with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying that the Likud leader faces a 'serious indictment'.