Новости за 24.11.2016

Five countries, including Russia and Turkey, sent fire fighting planes to assist Israel in tackling the fires, which officials said might have been started intentionally -- possibly for nationalist motives.

Stars Hollow has been quiet for almost a decade. No quick exchange of witty banter. No late-night mother-daughter chats. No rants about cell phones in the diner.

Jamaurie jumped up from his desk chair and ran to hug his dad. The pair clung to each other until Nathaniel Jones hoisted his son high in the air in celebration and the 7-year-old boy broke his stunned silence.

Tim Smith remembers his late father at Thanksgiving by getting out a framed letter typed Nov. 23, 1944, in a ship’s galley in the Philippines during some of the most horrific fighting of World War II.

The Mosul district of Gogjali was captured from the Islamic State group weeks ago. So the commander of Iraqi troops here was alarmed when a surprise attack by militants sparked an hour-long gunbattle with his forces.

A website founded by the author of the most authoritative book on D.B. Cooper is releasing hundreds of FBI investigative documents related to the case.

The parties in Germany's governing coalition have delayed an attempt to invite former NSA contractor Edward Snowden to testify before a Parliamentary committee.

Communist guerrillas warned that a peace deal with President Rodrigo Duterte's government is unlikely to be reached if he won't end the Philippines' treaty alliance with the United States and resist foreign control by other countries he's trying to befriend, like China and Russia.

The Army reprimanded Brig. Gen. William King after finding fault with his command of its laboratories at Dugway Proving Ground in Utah. Command of operations at Dugway was also transferred to the Edgewood Biological Center at Aberdeen, Md.

A member of a disbanded Japanese left-wing militant group was sentenced Thursday to 12 years in prison for an unsuccessful 1986 mortar attack on the Japanese Embassy in Indonesia, the Tokyo District Court said.

Russia's domestic security agency says it has arrested a retired navy officer in Crimea accused of spying for Ukraine.

The head of a Congo army operation against rebels in the country's east says it has freed 26 people held by a Uganda-based rebel group.

Indonesia's military said it lost contact Thursday with an army helicopter carrying four soldiers in Indonesia's part of Borneo.

A neighborhood in Berlin has been evacuated after a WWII-era bomb was found during construction work.

Britain's top diplomat on Thursday urged Pakistan and India to find a lasting solution for Kashmir a day after a deadly exchange of fire killed more than a dozen people in the disputed Himalayan region.

Three Turkish soldiers were killed in northern Syria in what the Turkish military said was a pre-dawn Syrian airstrike on Thursday, an account disputed by Syrian activists, who said the soldiers were killed by an Islamic State suicide attack the day before.

After a long and bruising political campaign, President-elect Donald Trump Wednesday called in a video for the nation to "speak with one voice and one heart."

Citing the risk of imminent threat, French anti-terrorism authorities are keeping five men in custody without charge in an investigation into a suspected new plot to attack France.

Music by a three-piece band and autumnal decorations filled the dining hall at NATO’s Resolute Support headquarters on Thursday to help Americans deployed to Afghanistan celebrate Thanksgiving far from family and home.

Thousands of people were surrounded by tight security Thursday as they lined the streets for the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Times and dates for theaters in Japan, Okinawa and South Korea

Times and dates for theaters in Belgium, England, Germany, Greece, Italy, Portugal, The Netherlands and Spain and Turkey.

Retired Marine Gen. James Mattis made headlines during the 2003 invasion of Iraq when he fired an officer he felt wasn't pushing fast enough toward Baghdad, a decision those familiar with the incident say was in character for a commander nicknamed "Mad Dog."

The military parade for Donald Trump has come early. Two months before Inauguration Day festivities, an extraordinary number of recently retired generals, including some who clashed with President Barack Obama's administration, are marching to the president-elect's doorstep for job interviews.

Scaffolding at a construction site in eastern China collapsed into a deadly heap on Thursday, as iron pipes, steel bars and wooden planks tumbled down and crushed nearly all 70 workers in the country's worst work-safety accident in over two years.