Новости за 25.11.2016

From Brussels to Bahrain, London to Lima, there's concern about what Donald Trump might do as president. Military alliances and trade pacts are in doubt, and anxieties are running high.

South Korean lawmakers look set to impeach President Park Geun-hye as soon as next week, with 40 representatives from her own party saying Friday they would support the proceedings, capping off an awful week for the embattled leader.

Trucker Paul Sagehorn will ease his 53-foot semitrailer onto the highway in front of The Hardware Store in Sparta Dec. 13 for the 1,500-plus mile trek to Bangor to pick up Christmas wreaths.

A suspect with no apparent link to Islamic terrorism has been identified following the stabbing death of an elderly woman in a retirement home for Catholic missionaries in southern France, a French prosecutor said Friday.

Thousands of Filipinos, including more than a dozen nude students, protested Friday against the hasty burial of Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos in a heroes' cemetery, in a growing political storm that's lashing the president who allowed the entombment.

Investigators searching clandestine graves have found 32 bodies and nine human heads in a municipality in southern Mexico where rival drug gangs have been engaged in a wave of extortion, kidnappings and turf battles, authorities said Thursday.

Singapore's army is sending a team to Hong Kong to secure nine of its armored personnel carriers that were seized by customs authorities while in transit through the southern Chinese territory, the Defense Ministry said Friday.

It was not the war that ended all wars, a fact that resonates in today's long struggle to defeat terrorism. World War I, which the United States entered in 1917 and helped win a year later, is easily passed over in the nation's annals of conflict.

Turkey is pushing to capture the town of al-Bab, the last major Islamic State group stronghold in northern Syria. By seizing the city, Turkey would plant its firmest foothold yet in Syria, causing frictions with other players in the country's war.

Turkey is pushing to capture the town of al-Bab, the last major Islamic State group stronghold in northern Syria. By seizing the city, Turkey would plant its firmest foothold yet in Syria, causing frictions with other players in the country's war.

Officials say two suspected rebels and an Indian army soldier have been killed in a gunfight in Indian-controlled Kashmir.

A heart-wrenching story has turned heartwarming, and a local Iraq War veteran says he couldn't be more grateful for everyone who had a hand in the unexpected about-face.

The editor of a Chinese website monitoring human rights issues has been detained on suspicion of subverting state power, according to an announcement on the website.

Mary Ann was told she was abandoned. Only much later would she learn that her family had been a casualty of anti-Asian immigration policy in the United States.

The first U.S. servicemember to die in the Syrian conflict was killed by a blast from an improvised explosive device northwest of the Islamic State group’s de facto capital of Raqqa.

The cities of Birkenfeld and Sankt Wendel issued the warnings, which apply to a series of communities and villages in the surrounding area, including Baumholder. Residents are advised to boil tap water for five minutes before drinking it.

There's no comic form more treacherous than farce. Characters compete to get whatever they desperately want. Different needs clash, obstacles prevent them from making their connections, or they just get confused. People cross paths in improbable sexual pairings and trouser-dropping recombinations. Incompetents do ridiculous things, disguise themselves in outlandish dress, rant and rave when they can't have their way.

The Philippines' immigration chief says 1,240 Chinese nationals suspected of working illegally in the country for an online gambling operator have been arrested at a resort and casino complex north of Manila.

French police are searching for a masked gunman after an elderly woman was stabbed to death in a retirement home for monks in southern France, the national gendarme service said Friday.

French police searched Friday for a masked gunman suspected of stabbing an elderly woman to death in a retirement home for Catholic missionaries in southern France, authorities said.

Violent memories ambushed Lionel Sosa. Sosa, of Gulfport, Miss., couldn’t escape them. Shards of what happened in South Vietnam in 1966 burst inside the 78-year-old Army veteran, shredding his peace of mind, he says.

Hungary's prime minister said Thursday he spoke on the phone with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, who invited him to Washington. Prime Minister Viktor Orban said in an interview published online by Hungarian business daily Vilaggazdasag that Trump made it clear to him "he thinks highly of Hungary."

The flood of "fake news" this election season got support from a sophisticated Russian propaganda campaign that created and spread misleading articles online with the goal of punishing Democrat Hillary Clinton, helping Republican Donald Trump and undermining faith in American democracy, say independent researchers who tracked the operation.

A Syracuse military veteran was arrested in the murder of a 26-year-old man Thanksgiving morning, police said.

Lillie Green and her son exchanged dozens of letters after he entered the Army in 1917. In the summer of 1918, several of the envelopes she had addressed to Pvt. Jasper Green came back to Greenleaf, Idaho, with a heartbreaking word stamped in red. Deceased.