Новости за 12.06.2018

The United States government has approved a deal to sell the Indian military six AH-64E Apache attack helicopters for $930 million, the State Department said Tuesday.

When President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un signed a statement Tuesday committing to establishing new, peaceful relations, they also agreed to resolve an issue as old as the Korean conflict itself.

Dustin Johnson likes the view from the top, and the long-hitting American says there's no downside to arriving at the 118th US Open as the number one ranked player in the world.

If Donald Trump's high-stakes, long-odds bet on building peace with North Korea pays off, it will be because he confidently dismissed all expert advice, moral qualms and diplomatic norms.

Investment in the Canadian oil sector declined for a fourth consecutive year in 2017 because of "eroding investor confidence," oil producers said Tuesday.

Prime Minister Theresa May defeated a rebellion in parliament over her Brexit plans on Tuesday, but only after having to compromise and hand lawmakers more control over Britain’s departure from the European Union.

Electric carmaker Tesla Motors announced Tuesday it was cutting nine percent of its workforce to enhance profitability but said the move would not affect an ambitious production ramp-up of its Model 3 sedan.

Britain's anti-doping agency (UKAD) is to help train its counterpart in east African track powerhouse Kenya for a year, it announced Tuesday.

Jordan Spieth's meticulous preparations for the 118th US Open included a just-in-case look at the forecast for next Monday, the American unaware that the US Golf Association has scrapped its traditional 18-hole playoff.

Dutch lawmakers Tuesday approved a treaty signed between the Netherlands and Ukraine to ease the possible prosecution of those responsible for downing flight MH17, including trying suspects through video link.

Canada moved to tamp down spiking tensions with the United States Tuesday, brushing aside a warning by US President Donald Trump that it will pay for Justin Trudeau's G7 summit remarks.

Tiger Woods, returning to the US Open after a two-year absence and 10 years removed from his 14th major triumph, says just having the chance to compete is "pure bonus".

England lock Joe Launchbury remains doubtful for a must-win second Test against South Africa this weekend, scrum coach Neal Hatley admitted Tuesday.

Macedonia, the name of the ex-Yugoslav republic since its independence in 1991, has poisoned relations between Athens and Skopje for nearly three decades.

Exhausted and thirsty, the migrants crowded in the heat on board the Aquarius panicked when they thought for a moment that they might get sent back to Libya.

International judges Tuesday ordered the interim release "under specific conditions" of former Congolese vice president Jean-Pierre Bemba who was acquitted last week of war crimes after a decade behind bars.

International judges Tuesday ordered the interim release of former Congolese vice president Jean-Pierre Bemba who was acquitted last week of war crimes after a decade behind bars.

Dozens of police officers converged on a street in central Paris on Tuesday after an armed man took hostages, police sources said.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was on Tuesday questioned as a police witness in a probe of alleged corruption over the state purchase of three German submarines, his office said.

Real Madrid on Tuesday announced the appointment of Spain's Julen Lopetegui as their coach from next season, stunning the national team ahead of the start of the World Cup.

US President Donald Trump's harsh tariffs on steel and aluminum are increasing costs for US auto giant General Motors but the company is examining the fallout, GM's chief executive said Tuesday.

Promoted Wolverhampton Wanderers have made their first foray into the transfer market, signing striker Raul Jiminez on loan from Benfica, the Portuguese champions confirmed on Tuesday.

The Czech Republic will take on the United States in the Fed Cup final on the hardcourt of Prague's O2 Arena in front of 15,000 fans, organisers said Tuesday.

Shares in Chinese smartphone maker ZTE are set to resume trading in Hong Kong Wednesday, after the company reached a settlement with American authorities for violating US sanctions.

Sharp increases in prices for gasoline, fuel oil, shelter and medical care helped send a key measure of US inflation to a six-year high in May, according to new data released Tuesday.