Новости за 09.04.2017

The disarmament by ETA, whose violent campaign for an independent state killed hundreds of people over decades, has left Spaniards struggling with the legacy of one of modern Europe’s longest conflicts.

Ellinor Grimmark found the ‘opinion corridor’ was too narrow to make room for her Christian faith.

Formerly inconceivable ideas—like providing drug users a safe place to inject—are gaining traction.

The president picks a law professor to lead the most important office you’ve never heard of.

If a company moves to lavish headquarters, it’s often time for investors to get out.

The government raids a polling firm whose findings belie the official results.

My town grew up with the centuries-old tree. Soon it will be gone.

The GOP is running out of time as insurance markets deteriorate.

Why can’t Egypt’s government protect its Christian minority?

The lawyers guild doesn’t deserve special judicial vetting status.

America’s coal industry has been ravaged by cheap gas and environmental concerns, but it is stabilizing and that has little to do with President Trump.

Manufacturers and payers all can lose if their squabbling leads the government to try to cut drug prices.

A stopover in Alaska ended Chinese President Xi Jinping’s U.S. visit with a spotlight on commercial ties, after a missile strike on Syria overshadowed his initial meeting with Donald Trump.

The Malidives has become the island paradise where few locals swim, as residents move to the capital and more than ever grow up without ready access to an open beachfront.

As e-commerce retailers, led by Amazon.com Inc., build giant distribution centers to keep up with surging online sales, they are competing for workers to fill thousands of new jobs.

With SpaceX and Blue Origin trips slated to cost a fraction of the $1.6 billion NASA is committed to pay for Orion’s first test flight, the project’s champions aim to show that subsequent flights of the deep-space vehicle would be less expensive.

Swedish authorities said the 39-year-old man suspected of driving a truck into a crowd in downtown Stockholm days earlier had been wanted by police for failing to comply with a deportation order.

Advocates of equity crowdfunding say it’s a vital new way to connect entrepreneurs and everyday investors, but critics and insiders worry about the quality of deals.

Chinese conglomerate HNA Group said it has made an offer to buy all the shares of Singapore-listed logistics and warehousing firm CWT Ltd., the latest in a series of deals by the Chinese company.

Credit card use and digital payment systems are growing, but hard currency isn’t going anywhere. Thanks largely to underground economies and the need for privacy, cash still rules.

Auto executives descend on New York’s annual auto show this week amid cooling demand for new vehicles. But exciting buyers could be a breeze compared with the emissions battle the executives face in the Empire State.

Deadly bombs ripped through churches in the Egyptian towns of Tanta and Alexandria, state media said, amid increasing violence against the country’s Christian population.

Xiang Junbo, the head of the China Insurance Regulatory Commission, is being investigated for suspected “serious violations” of Communist Party discipline, China’s anticorruption agency said.

A U.S. special-forces soldier was killed during a combat operation targeting Islamic State in eastern Afghanistan, the U.S. military said.

The Navy is sending the Vinson strike group, including the carrier and two guided-missile destroyers, to operate in the Western Pacific Ocean in response to Pyongyang’s recent missile tests.