Новости за 10.11.2018

Game features not only DODEA students, but total of 73 players from schools all over Europe including local nationals from Denmark, England, France and Spain.

Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party has confirmed it will abandon a plan to introduce daylight saving time for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics.

The head of Lebanon's militant group Hezbollah said his group will not be compelled by threats or sanctions to give up its rocket a capability, urging his government in comments Saturday to contend with the diplomatic pressure it faces.

The decision by the United States to stop refueling warplanes of a Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen was welcomed by Yemeni rebel officials, human rights activists and aid workers on Saturday.

Mayo Clinic and the U.S. Department of Defense have a long history of working together on multimillion-dollar contracts and research grants. The creation of Mayo Clinic’s Department of Defense Medical Research Office in 2014 has spurred the growth of that relationship.

Psychology experts say it is premature to suggest that Thousand Oaks shooter Ian David Long suffered from PTSD — or that it could have prompted him to open fire in a bar packed with young adults.

A Russian newspaper says video released by the self-styled Libyan National Army shows a businessman allegedly linked to a private contractor that sent mercenaries to Syria at a meeting with the head of the Libyan army and top Russian military officials.

President Donald Trump has announced his first recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, and they include the wife of a major Republican Party donor, the longest-serving Republican senator in U.S. history, Elvis Presley and Babe Ruth.

The American and French leaders, who have had an up-and-down relationship, said they were good friends before going behind closed doors for talks at the Elysee Palace.

A Syrian woman captured by Islamic State militants said her 8-year-old son died in her lap after the extremists shot him and his cousin during a military operation to liberate them more than 100 days after they were kidnapped.

Words jotted down a century ago rang true Friday afternoon when the public and the Carlisle Barracks community converged on the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center.

Today, as solemn official ceremonies to mark the 100th anniversary take place in many parts of the world, we look back at Japan’s role in the war and how that role shaped the country domestically and on the international stage.

The convergence of so many of DODEA-Europe’s best produced a level of skill at least as high as any of the season-defining playoff matches that preceded it.

When Maj. Brent Taylor, a reservist in the Army National Guard and the mayor of North Ogden, Utah, was killed here Nov. 3 in an insider attack, his friend and comrade in arms, Afghan Air Force Maj. Abdul Rahman Rahmani, felt he had to send a message to Taylor's family.

When Army National Guard Maj. Brent Taylor, the mayor of North Ogden, Utah, was killed Nov. 3 in an insider attack, his friend and comrade in arms, Afghan Air Force Maj. Abdul Rahman Rahmani, felt he had to send a message to Taylor's family.

Mules, dogs and pigeons were among the many types of animals that were a vital — and for decades overlooked — part of the Allied war machine.

Travion Morton set the table with a game-opening kick-return touchdown. Chris Mason slammed the door with a pick six in the closing minutes. In between, Patrick Kelly added healthy doses of passing to help keep the points coming.

President Donald Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron insisted they were good friends Saturday after a dustup over their comments about European security.

Robert “Bob” Stinnett, a prize-winning Oakland Tribune photographer for decades, who was also known for his friendly demeanor, died Tuesday in San Jose at the age of 94.

U.S. servicemembers buried where they fell during the 1944 D-Day invasion of France in World War II will be honored this year by Maine-made balsam wreaths.

Eve of Destruction, on display in the U.S. Army Transportation Museum, is the last of the giant trucks that soldiers in Vietnam built up with makeshift armor to craft a highly effective weapon not officially approved by the Pentagon.

This was Osan’s first championship since the inception of the Far East playoff system 13 years ago.

It was a big day for Knights tennis, in particular the boys; Kitt Mori and Kento Berry won the boys doubles and Christian Academy Japan won all three Division II banners, the boys, girls and overall school titles.

The Dragons came back from a two-set hole to dethrone defending champion Seisen in five sets for the crown.

It's the first Far East Division II Girls Volleyball Tournament title for Christian Academy Japan in 19 years.