Новости за 29.11.2015

Japan's Urawa Red Diamonds have been forced to announce again that they will not tolerate racism, after an apparent fan posted an insulting tweet against a rival team black Brazilian striker.

Leading Australian paceman Mitchell Starc needs rest rather than surgery for his injured foot and may return for the February series in New Zealand, team bowling coach Craig McDermott said Sunday.

Cinq millions de Burkinabè se rendent aux urnes dimanche pour la première élection présidentielle depuis la chute, il y a un an, du régime de Blaise Compaoré. Ce scrutin doit tourner la page de la transition politique au Burkina Faso.

Matt Jones followed in the footsteps of boyhood idol Greg Norman by winning the Australian Open Sunday, holding off the challenge of world number one Jordan Spieth and former champion Adam Scott.

Australia will chase 187 runs to win the historic day-night third Test after dismissing New Zealand for 208 on the third day at Adelaide Oval on Sunday.

Saudi women running for public office next month for the first time ever begin campaigning Sunday in another step forward for women's rights in the conservative kingdom's slow democratic process.

Voters in Burkina Faso cast their ballot to elect a new president for the first time in nearly three decades on Sunday as the West African nation seeks to turn the page on a year marked by turmoil.

Chinese Internet tycoon Jack Ma's mooted buyout of Hong Kong's struggling South China Morning Post could see the paper prosper from his Midas touch, analysts say, but also further erode its independence and with it the city's press freedoms.

As Hong Kong seeks to expand its international airport and with a major new bridge project under way, campaigners warn that the dwindling number of much-loved pink dolphins in surrounding waters may disappear altogether.

European Union leaders will offer Turkey cash and a boost for its membership bid in exchange for its cooperation with the migrant crisis at a summit Sunday, although key issues remain to be hammered out.

The International Monetary Fund is expected to approve inclusion of China's yuan in its SDR basket of elite currencies on Monday, rewarding Beijing's strong pursuit of the global status.

Saudi-led Gulf OPEC members will reject pressure to shoulder the cost of cutting oil production alone despite warnings that prices risk sliding further, officials and analysts say.

The ECB will roll out its big guns at its monetary policy meeting this week, ramping up its trillion-euro asset purchases and cutting key rates to hike weak inflation, analysts said.

Environmental activist group Sea Shepherd on Sunday warned Japan against resuming "research" whaling in the Antarctic while calling on the Australian government to intervene.

Prepaid payment cards were seen as a positive development, helping those excluded from the banking system and providing a convenient financial tool, but their use in the Paris terror attacks has revealed a troubling dark side.

L'institut BVA a mené pour la presse quotidienne régionale une enquête dans les 12 régions métropolitaines. Le FN serait en mesure de remporter plusieurs régions sans que la mobilisation citoyenne attendue ne se produise réellement.

L'institut BVA a mené pour la presse quotidienne régionale une enquête dans les 12 régions métropolitaines. Le FN serait en mesure de remporter plusieurs régions sans que la mobilisation citoyenne attendue ne se produise réellement.

REPLAY - Le pape François arrive dimanche 29 novembre à Bangui en Centrafrique, troisième étape africaine de son voyage après le Kenya et l'Ouganda.

Tens of thousands marched across Australia Sunday on a third day of worldwide rallies as pressure mounts on global leaders to strike a pact on slashing greenhouse gases at crunch talks in still-shaken Paris.

A massive influx of refugees, and accompanying billions in public spending, have provided Germany with a long-awaited answer to partners' calls for it to do more to jumpstart the eurozone economy.

Ireland is feeling the strain as Europe's largest producer of zinc with global prices for the metal plummeting due to an economic slowdown in China and surplus supply on world markets.

Philipp Lahm insisted injury-hit Bayern Munich had not had things their own way, despite beating Hertha Berlin to maintain their unbeaten Bundesliga record and go 11 points clear.

US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump ramped up his incendiary rhetoric, claiming that Muslims around the world were "going wild" to cheer the September 11, 2001 attacks.