Новости за 13.06.2022

It comes as official figures showed that US inflation hit a more than 40-year high last month.

Every moment of every day, Europe’s constellation of Galileo navigation satellites that ring our planet transmits precisely shaped and timed signals, down through the atmosphere, reflecting back from Earth’s land, seas and ice and extending far out into space, as far as the Moon. 

The per-match value for IPL has touched $13.5 million (or Rs 105 cr), which is second only to America's National Football League, which costs a broadcaster $17 million (Rs 132.26 crore) per match

KLORIS has launched easy-to-use CBD patches. Not only are they said to help with aches and pains, but they also reduce symptoms of anxiety and encourage better sleep and a general...

Youngster Tabitha Byron has been blowing away EastEnders fans as Janine Butcher's daughter Scarlett, after the character returned for the first time in nine years

In the latest episode of Roadies 18, the vote out session becomes a chaos zone with contestants trying to decipher immunity alternatives. This also leads to major arguments and fights and shocking vote-outs.

Construction of Kora Kendra flyover in Mumbai completed, ready for public use

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto says they were in "very strong" shape before Charles Leclerc retired from the lead of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

Jack Viney ensured Melbourne came out of the half-time break with the momentum against Collingwood

European stocks slump at the open for second day following U.S. CPI data

The Collingwood Magpies are into the Super Netball semi-finals, sneaking in ahead of the NSW Swifts despite losing a thrilling final game to the Melbourne Vixens.

Henry Dimbleby said it was 'impossible' to claim kids on Universal Credit don't all need free school meals - as he warned the cost of living crisis is hitting some of Britain's poorest families hard

The Indian marine fisher population is more than the population of 112 countries

India is not a major fishery subsidy provider unlike countries like China, the European Union (EU) and the US which provide an annual fishery subsidy of $7.3 billion, $3.8 billion and $3.4 billion, respectively. India provided just $277 million in 2018 to small fishers.

Dusan Vlahovic says his heart was always set on joining Juventus in January and insists he “never talked to anyone” about Arsenal’s interest.

European stocks opened sharply lower on Monday, retreating for sharply for a second day after the surprising acceleration in U.S. inflation that was revealed by the Labor Department. The German DAX lost 1.2% and the U.K. FTSE 100 fell 0.9%, as all of the major sectors lost ground in early action. Futures on the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 428 points as the yield on the 2-year Treasury shot up a further 11 basis points to 3.18%.

China’s defense minister qualified his rhetoric by giving the impression that China would not go to war over Taiwan as long as the island nation showed no signs of declaring itself an independent country.

Part of what it describes as a bold and rapid expansion of its long-form animation department, London-based Oscar winning Passion Pictures has appointed Nicki Cortese as head of development for animated features and series. Cortese joins Pixar veteran David Park, a production manager on “Coco” and animation department manager on “Toy Story 3,” who was […]

A total of 25,820 shares changed hands on the counter till 12:38PM (IST)

EX RMT assistant general secretary Steve Hedley clashed with GB News host Isabel Webster on Monday as she pointed out how many people would be disrupted by proposed strikes.

The longest-reigning monarch was Louis XIV of France

There’s justice, finally, for Janice Moss. The LAPD detective played by Paula Newsome figured heavily in Barry season one as she (unknowingly) stalked Barry Berkman (Bill Hader) for his connection to the Chechen mob and the murder of an acting student in a class taught by Gene Cousineau (Henry Winkler). In the course…

The lack of explosive population growth has been troubling Estonians for more than a century. A successful policy on population growth requires consistency in striking agreements between political parties and thus transcending ideological barriers, says Mark Gortfelder, a demographic researcher at the University of Tallinn.