Новости за 31.03.2023

Arsenal ready for title push, Man City face Liverpool test

Tycoon's 'unvaxxed sperm' auction taps into conspiracies

Pope on the mend as antibiotics target bronchitis

Charles III to commemorate victims of Allied bombings in Hamburg

Investors keen for exposure to China's economic reopening but unwilling to wager unreservedly are turning to convertible bonds issued by Asian companies, so that they get paid an income while being positioned for some upside if stocks rally.

Eduard Folayang and Joshua Pacio will spend four weeks in the United States to train at Jackson Wink MMA Academy and several other gyms.

Donald Trump will try to turn his indictment to his advantage by stoking anger among core supporters over what they see as the weaponization of the justice system, though it may also push more Republicans tired of the drama around him to look for another presidential candidate.

These are the events leading up to the politically explosive case and Daniels' role in it.

Australia's central bank is expected to go for a final 25 basis point interest rate hike to 3.85% on Tuesday, although forecasts from economists polled by Reuters suggest the decision on whether to hike or hold rates is on a knife edge.

Hayes hails Berger as Chelsea stun Lyon in Champions League shoot-out

Core consumer inflation in Japan's capital Tokyo slowed in March for a second month but remained well above the central bank's 2% target, data showed on Friday, highlighting broadening price pressures in the world's third-largest economy.

Britain on Friday agreed to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), a trade pact based around the Pacific rim, as it seeks to build ties around the world after leaving the European Union.

Activist shareholder platform Tulipshare is calling on Nike to offer more transparency on working conditions in its supply chain.

A jury in Utah ruled on Thursday that Oscar-winning actor Gwyneth Paltrow was not responsible for injuries sustained by a man during a ski slope collision at an upscale Park City resort in 2016.

Senior Republicans in Congress rallied behind former President Donald Trump after he was indicted by a Manhattan grand jury investigating hush money payments to a porn star, calling the charges a weaponization of the justice system by Democrats.

Less than two hours after news of his indictment broke, former President Donald Trump appealed to supporters to help with his legal defense, hoping their outrage will boost his coffers as he seeks the 2024 Republican presidential nomination.

- As Eita Sato and Aoi Hoshi walked towards their junior high school graduation ceremony, their footsteps echoed in polished halls once crowded and noisy with students.

Senegal court hands opposition leader suspended term

Biden urges US regulators to restore tougher rules on midsize banks

When she learned that her son and grandson had decided to travel from El Salvador to the U.S.

A look at the day ahead in Asian markets from Jamie McGeever.

U.S. Federal Reserve emergency lending to banks was on balance fairly stable at very high levels as the financial system continued to contend with banking sector stresses, central bank data released on Thursday showed.

The U.S. Interior Department on Thursday proposed a new program that would allow it to offer leases of public land for conservation purposes, in much the same way as it currently offers acreage for drilling, mining, and grazing.

Efforts to build a floor under U.S.-China relations have yet to be successful and coming months will determine if it is possible to reestablish constructive diplomacy with Beijing, a top White House official said on Thursday, stressing the need for "Cold War"-era hotlines and other crisis mechanisms.

Donald Trump has been indicted by a Manhattan grand jury after a probe into hush money paid to porn star Stormy Daniels, becoming the first former U.S.