Новости за 11.07.2015

PRAGUE - U.S. movie "Bob and the Trees" by French director Diego Ongaro has won the top prize at the 50th edition of an international film festival in the Czech spa town of Karlovy Vary.

OUAGADOUGOU, Burkina Faso - Burkina Faso's ruling party on Saturday nominated a former lawmaker as its presidential candidate in a vote scheduled for October, one year after a popular uprising forced longtime President Blaise Compaore to resign and flee the country.

HARARE, Zimbabwe - Church leaders and opposition politicians on Saturday accused the Zimbabwean government of foot-dragging in the search for an activist who has been missing for four months.

VATICAN CITY - A former papal diplomat accused of sexually abusing teenage boys while stationed in the Dominican Republic has been hospitalized in intensive care, forcing adjournment of his trial Saturday in a Vatican courtroom for allegedly causing grave psychological harm to the victims and possessing an enormous quantity of child pornography.

SANAA, Yemen - The spokesman for the Saudi-led coalition targeting Yemen's Shiite rebels in airstrikes since March says the coalition is not bound by a new truce deal.

CHISINAU, Moldova - About 2,000 Moldovans and Romanians have called for their countries to be reunited, throwing flowers onto a river separating the two countries.

BAMAKO, Mali - Special forces in Mali disrupted a network of at least six Islamic extremists plotting an attack in the country's capital, an army commander said Saturday.

CAIRO - A car bomb ripped into the Italian Consulate in Cairo early Saturday, destroying a section of the historic building in a powerful blast that killed one Egyptian and marked the most significant attack yet on foreign interests as militants target the country's security forces.

PRISTINA, Kosovo - Kosovo authorities say they have cut off the water supply to tens of thousands of people in the capital after police arrested five suspects linked to the Islamic State group who allegedly were planning to poison a reservoir.

CAIRO - The latest news on the blast outside the Italian Consulate in Cairo early Saturday morning (all times local):

KABUL, Afghanistan - Afghanistan said Saturday that recent U.S. airstrikes it assisted destroyed the top leadership of a fledging Islamic State affiliate there, potentially striking a major blow to an insurgent group already targeted by local Taliban fighters.

MOSCOW - At least two people were killed Saturday in a gun and grenade attack in a western Ukraine city involving the country's notorious nationalist militia Right Sector.

ASUNCION, Paraguay - Here are the latest developments from Pope Francis' trip to South America:

BRUSSELS - The latest from Greece's financial crisis (all times local):

BAUCHI, Nigeria - Police say at least 10 people were killed in northeast Nigeria when a large commando of Boko Haram Islamic extremists attacked their village and took over a major highway in the region.

PAMPLONA, Spain - One bull chosen to take part in Saturday's San Fermin festival took one look at thousands of thrill-seekers waiting to be chased down Pamplona's narrow streets and scampered back to the safety of his corral.

BEIJING - A typhoon pounded the Chinese coast south of Shanghai on Saturday with strong winds and heavy rainfall, submerging roads, felling trees and forcing the evacuation of 1.1 million people.

BRUSSELS - After swaying a skeptical parliament to back a harsh austerity package to stave off financial collapse, the Greek government on Saturday faced an uphill task persuading its international creditors that it could be trusted to enact its reform promises in full.

SHANGHAI - The Chinese woman has a history of selling counterfeit luxury goods. She has been sued in the U.S. by eight luxury brands. She owes Chanel Inc. $6.9 million for selling products online under its name.

BUJUMBURA, Burundi - Burundi's presidential elections have been postponed by nearly a week, an official said Saturday, days after U.N. official warned the president's decision to seek a third term could spark an explosion of violence.

SREBRENICA, Bosnia-Herzegovina - Anger boiled over Saturday at a massive commemoration of the slaughter of 8,000 Bosnian Muslims at Srebrenica 20 years ago as people pelted Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic with stones, water bottles and other objects. An aide said the prime minister was hit in the face with a rock.

KABUL, Afghanistan - Afghan intelligence officials said Saturday that a U.S. airstrike killed the top leader of a local Islamic State affiliate and more than 30 other militants near the country's rugged eastern border with Pakistan. U.S. officials confirmed they carried out the strike, but declined to say whether they killed the leader.

N'DJAMENA, Chad - A man disguised as a woman wearing a burqa detonated a bomb outside the main market in Chad's capital Saturday morning, killing 14 people, a police spokesman said. It was the third attack in N'Djamena in less than a month - a spate of violence widely believed to have been organized by Nigeria-based Islamic extremists.

VIENNA - Negotiations over Iran's nuclear program blew past the two-week mark in Vienna on Saturday ahead of a new deadline for a deal, with the United States and Iran both threatening to walk away.

ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast - Justice officials in Ivory Coast have indicted about 20 members of the army that helped bring President Alassane Ouattara to power during the post-election conflict in 2011, a human rights activist said, the first time the president's military allies have been charged for alleged crimes committed during fighting that claimed thousands of lives.