Новости за 02.03.2016

World track cycling championships results.

South Korea on Wednesday hailed the adoption of a new UN Security Council resolution on North Korea, calling it the toughest and most effective in UN history.

A former Nobel Prize winner in Argentina says President Barack Obama should skip his planned March 24 visit to the country.

Delmer Berg, the last known American survivor who fought fascists in 1930s Spain, has died in northern California at 100.

Maharashtra is keen to promote its tourism spots like the Ajanta and Ellora caves, Mahabaleshwar and beaches along the Konkan belt to woo Russian tourists, a senior Maharashtra Tourism Development Corporation (MTDC) official has said.

It is monkey business in Himachal Pradesh literally, as the opposition BJP on Wednesday said the forest department is deliberately releasing sterilised monkeys in its members' constituencies.

In this video, Kelly tells us how he feels after spending a year in space.

A massive quake struck on Wednesday off the Indonesian island of Sumatra, a region devastated by the 2004 Indian Ocean quake and tsunami, but initial fears of another region-wide disaster faded as tsunami warnings were cancelled.

The Madras High Court Bench here has allowed a class X student to appear for the board exam this year after his Tirunelveli-based private matriculation school barred him citing 'behavioural' issues.

Bangladesh beat Pakistan five wickets in the last over to make history.

Afridi congratulate India and Bangladesh for making it to the final of Asia Cup T20.

One of Apple's iconic smartphone, the iPhone 5S could get a 50 percent price cut.

India has become a sports destination with many franchise-based leagues doling our huge cash rewards to global superstars.

The former Sunderland player had previously admitted grooming the girl and one charge of sexual activity.

The CBI Wednesday vowed not to spare scamsters however mighty or rich they may be and announced formation of a working group that will coordinate with various financial institutions to help curb financial frauds.

The country was infested with "anti- nationals" at various levels of the society including the universities, Hindu right-wing leader and religious preacher Sadhvi Rithambara said on Wednesday.

Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi, who took on the Modi government and attacked the RSS in the Lok Sabha, also shared some light moments with the treasury benches.

People may trust a robot too much for their own safety in case of emergency situations, but the machine has proven itself unreliable.

Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal said on Wednesday that Punjab did not have a single drop of water to spare from its rivers and the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) would ensure that there is no compromise on the rights of the state under the Riparian principle.

Residents of Cizre in southeastern Turkey began returning home Wednesday after authorities partially lifted a curfew in place since December for a controversial operation against Kurdish rebels which left many homes destroyed.

The issue of a privilege motion moved by the Congress against HRD Minister Smriti Irani and corruption charges against former home minister P. Chidambaram and his son Karti rocked parliament on the second consecutive day on Wednesday.

Facebook also boasts of having in India 142 million monthly active users (MAU), including 133 million accessing it on mobile.

The government and opposition locked horns in the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday with the ruling BJP accusing the Congress of creating a "policy paralysis", while the Congress slammed the government for not keeping its promises.

Last year, her sister and world number one Serena returned to the prestigious Californian event after more than a decade.

Trump was victorious in seven of 11 states, weakening but not eliminating his rivals, while Clinton equaled that score with wins in seven states against Bernie Sanders.