Новости за 08.06.2017

A navy ship found bodies and aircraft parts in the seas off Myanmar while searching Thursday morning for a military transport plane carrying 120 people, a spokesman said. Nine naval ships, five army aircraft and three helicopters were searching for the plane Thursday morning, a military spokesman said. Gen. Myat Min Oo said the ship found two life jackets, three bodies and a tire that was part of an aircraft wheel.

A navy ship found bodies and aircraft parts in the seas off Myanmar while searching Thursday morning for a military transport plane carrying 120 people, a spokesman said. Nine naval ships, five army aircraft and three helicopters were searching for the plane Thursday morning, a military spokesman said. Gen. Myat Min Oo said the ship found two life jackets, three bodies and a tire that was part of an aircraft wheel.

The theme of gender relations was at the heart of discussions at a session entitled “Gender Representation in the Age of Social Media”

The theme of gender relations was at the heart of discussions at a session entitled “Gender Representation in the Age of Social Media”

The goalkeeper's place in the Champions League winners' side is reportedly under threat but he insists he feels like he has his coach's backing

Montana congressman-elect Greg Gianforte agreed to donate to a press organization in order to prevent a lawsuit from a journalist he admitted attacking.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa (AP) — An Iowa mother who admitted to police that she shoved her 1-year-old son's arm into hot coffee to "teach him a lesson" has been sentenced to five years in prison.

The European Central Bank (ECB) left its benchmark interest rate unchanged on Thursday and dropped any reference to a future rate cut.

President Trump will be monitoring Jim Comey's hearing Thursday from a White House dining room with his legal team and aides, according to NBC reporting. Kasie Hunt joins Morning Joe to discuss.

European qualifying for the 2018 World Cup in Russia is at the halfway stage

European qualifying for the 2018 World Cup in Russia is at the halfway stage.

European qualifying for the 2018 World Cup in Russia is at the halfway stage.

BRUSSELS — The European Union has expanded its sanctions against North Korea adding 14 more people to an asset freeze and travel ban because of the country’s continuing work on nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles. The measures announced Thursday brings the total of people under the sanctions regime to 94. North Korea’s weapons tests are

A long-standing reliance on oil and gas has prevented Russia from developing a renewable energy industry, but this may be beginning to change, the FT's Henry Foy tells Pilita Clark

Stereogum just named Paramore’s poppy new LP After Laughter one of the best albums of the year so far, and now the singer Hayley...

COPENHAGEN, Denmark — Swedish authorities say a 38-year-old man suspected of four rapes last month in Sweden has been arrested in Thailand. Prosecutor Karl-Erik Antonsson says they will now start the process of having the man, who was not identified, extradited to Sweden. Antonsson said the fugitive was arrested Thursday on an international arrest warrant,

BERLIN — Germany has begun granting gays from Chechnya special visas on humanitarian grounds following reports that gay people are being tortured and killed in the Russian republic. The Foreign Ministry told The Associated Press on Thursday the first man arrived in Germany on Tuesday and four other applications for humanitarian visas are being reviewed.

BBC Sport previews the Superleague play-offs as Loughborough, Team Bath, Wasps and Manchester go for the title.

Chris Jansing discusses the key senators Thursday for the Comey hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

In the wake of the recent terrorist attacks in London and Manchester, Theresa May says the security services need more counter-terror powers. The prime minister said the UK should be “doing more to restrict the freedom and the movements of terrorist suspects when we have enough evidence to know they present a threat, but not enough evidence to prosecute them in full in court”. She went on: “If human rights laws stop us from doing it, we will change those laws so we can do it.”

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic called Thursday on the leaders of the Western Balkans states to consider the idea of establishing a single economic zone in the region.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic called Thursday on the leaders of the Western Balkans states to consider the idea of establishing a single economic zone in the region.