Новости за 06.09.2015

Days after Sri Lanka formed its first unity government, Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena today said he is ready to shed all differences with the rival UNP to "herald an era of a new political culture".

Telecom Italia’s Chairman told CNBC that the company was sitting on a comfortable amount of cash to put towards investments.

The state government is planning to auction six mines in the first phase by October-end, according to the Mines and Minerals Development and Regulation Act, 2015.

The Centre has asked its ministries, States and all educational institutions across the country to utilise the space available with them to install grid connected solar rooftop systems.

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) has bounded ahead of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton among Democrats in New Hampshire and has narrowed the gap in Iowa, according to a new NBC News/Marist poll.

Ambrose Evans-Pritchard: Kremlin energy tsar says OPEC may have to ditch its low-price policy within months

ENSCHEDE - Hieronder verschijnen in de loop van de avond de uitslagen en doelpuntenmakers van de wedstrijden die op zondag 6 september in het regionale amateurvoetbal zijn gespeeld.

Zelda Williams, daughter of the late comedian and actor Robin Williams, shared a touching reflection on life without her father with her Instagram followers over the weekend. It's been just over a year since her father's death.

Society has a problem with women’s bodies… and it’s costing us £500 a year. A new survey has revealed that we fork out over £18,000 over a lifetime to deal with menstruation. Why? Because society tells us we should and we simply haven’t shouted out against it loudly enough.

Nicole Kidman welcomed back to the London stage as she stars in Photograph 51

Scotland boss Gordon Strachan intends to make changes ahead of Monday's Euro 2016 qualifier against Germany at Hampden.

President Jacob Zuma said on Sunday that he had given instructions that police be equipped with the necessary tools and equipment to combat crime as well as protect themselves.

Ten people died and eight others were believed to be missing after a boat carrying passengers on a fishing trip capsized off South Korea's southern coast, officials said Sunday.

The UK Treasury prevails over rival as the BIS department prepares to cut costs, writes Giles Wilkes

At least 40 percent of municipal councillors should be young people, the ANC Youth League resolved at its elective conference.

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LONDON, Sept. 6 (UPI) -- Helena Bonham Carter is to star in Nick Hornby's adaptation of Nina Stibbe's award-winning book "Love, Nina" for BBC One.

Jim Sillars, the SNP's former deputy leader, discloses most of the independence campaign's board wanted to put forward an alternative to Alex Salmond's plan for currency union with the remainder of the UK.

Rising sea levels caused by melting ice caps could threaten Nasa launch sites along US coastlines, the US space agency has warned.

The zero-refugee policy adopted by some Gulf states has been called 'shameful' and 'scandalous'.

The head of the International Monetary Fund called for the world’s largest economies to urgently move ahead with economic overhauls as the global growth outlook sours and market turmoil rocks emerging markets.

Succumbing to public pressure, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today assured the country that he will scrap a newly-passed controversial law that banned journalists working for Israel's public broadcaster from expressing their personal opinions on air.

President Zuma used his address at a memorial for slain police officers to urge SAPS members to defend themselves against criminals.

Donald Trump is still at the top of GOP primary polls, but recently there's been a surprising second-place finisher — Dr. Ben Carson.