Новости за 07.05.2016

Three Spanish journalists who went missing while working in Syria in July have been freed from captivity, the Spanish government said Saturday.

The U.S. Military Academy has launched an inquiry into a photo showing 16 black, female cadets in uniform with their fists raised, an image that has spurred questions about whether the gesture violates military restrictions on political activity.

Defending champion Ramstein stays perfect on the season by shutting out Warriors in doubleheader.

Ramstein won the opener over Wiesbaden 9-0, then held on a for a tough 4-2 victory in the nightcap.

An Egyptian court Saturday handed down preliminary death sentences to six defendants on charges of leaking secret state documents to Qatar in a case involving deposed Islamist President Mohammed Morsi.

A lawyer says two men arrested in Portugal on suspicion of forming part of a Russian mafia group that allegedly infiltrated a Portuguese soccer club to launder money have been denied bail and ordered to remain in preventive custody.

Convicted drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, who twice pulled off brazen jailbreaks, was transferred to a prison in northern Mexico near the Texas border early Saturday.

A U.N. human rights expert said Saturday that torture is still being used by Sri Lanka's criminal and terrorism investigators, even though the tactic has decreased since the island nation's decades-long civil war ended seven years ago.

Two people were killed and more than 10 hospitalized after an elderly man lost control of his car on Saturday and plowed into a crowded cafe patio in southern Germany.

Ramstein edges Wiesbaden as multiple teams still jockeying for position heading into European finals.

Dozens of hooded anarchists clashed Saturday with riot police who blocked their approach to the Austrian border during a protest against plans to tighten border controls to prevent the passage of migrants.

About 1,000 right-wing extremists and others protesting Chancellor Angela Merkel's refugee policies squared off with about 4,500 counter-demonstrators outside the Berlin chancellery on Saturday, chanting slogans at one another but being kept at a wide distance by police in full riot gear.

Programs that have ruled D-I girls soccer for years have only one blemish each this season - a tie with each other.

Romania's defense ministry says two of its soldiers have been killed and another injured during a training mission in Afghanistan.

Romania's defense ministry says two of its soldiers have been killed and another injured during a training mission in Afghanistan.

Michael Allen woke up to messages from old Army buddies saying they had lost another one. Six veterans in his unit have committed suicide after returning home from war, including the chaplain and chaplain's assistant. They were in a unit that deployed to Iraq in 2008. "You go from somebody watching your back 24/7 and then it's not there," said Allen who was the platoon sergeant.

Wright-Patterson base commander Col. John M. Devillier has received an Association of Defense Communities Military Leadership Award for building partnerships between the base and area community organizations, officials say.

Two telephone hotlines – one for veterans and another for senior citizens – could launch later this year to meet the demands of an aging population and tens of thousands of veterans in the Dayton region, organizers say.

More than a dozen members of Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards were killed this week during an attack by militants in northern Syria in what shows Tehran's deep involvement in the Syrian civil war.

In 2005, communities near military installations in Georgia hired consultants and other experts to help protect their military bases. Despite the hard work, the state lost Fort McPherson in Atlanta, Fort Gillem in Forest Park, Naval Air Station Atlanta in Marietta and Navy Supply Corps School in Athens. Nearly 13,000 workers were impacted by the closures. Now, state lawmakers have created a committee to prepare for another possible round of base closures.

It's a big message from a small town: The government is spraying the skies with chemicals to control our lives – and maybe kill us. A billboard in this picturesque Salem County community has been delivering the jolting news, listing a website of a large and vocal environmental group known as Bye Bye Blue Sky that alleges a global conspiracy.

The pilot of a Marine Harrier jet is recovering after ejecting from the airplane just before it crashed just off the coast of North Carolina.

Violent clashes between police and protesters erupted in Indian-controlled Kashmir on Saturday following the killing of three rebels in a gunbattle.

A fragile cease-fire in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo has been extended for 72 hours, Russia said, as the Islamic State group battled other militant factions near the city on Saturday.