Новости за 09.11.2021

At least 16 United Nations staff and their dependents have been detained in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa, the UN has said. The arrests come as the government cracks down on ethnic separatism.
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US wholesale prices continued to balloon at the fastest rate on record in October, portending further pressure on household budgets as rising costs ripple through the world’s largest economy.
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The Wisconsin judge in teenager Kyle Rittenhouse’s murder trial has ordered tougher measures to protect the identities of jurors in the case after someone was caught filming them as a bus arrived to take them to the courthouse.
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Residents of France aged 65 and up will need a booster shot of a Covid-19 vaccine in order to keep their ‘health pass’ starting December 15, President Emmanuel Macron has announced, citing rising coronavirus cases.
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Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla has blamed people spreading “misinformation” on Covid-19 vaccines for the loss of “millions of lives,” and declared that things can only go “back to normal” once they take the jab.
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A $465 million judgment against pharma giant Johnson & Johnson and its subsidiaries for allegedly violating a public nuisance law over its sale of huge quantities of opioids has been thrown out by Oklahoma’s Supreme Court.
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The loudmouth father of heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury has claimed his son was injured going into his latest impressive win over Deontay Wilder, and that he believes he should retire and count his millions.
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With the US establishment warning against normalizing relations with Syria and insisting such efforts are “doomed to fail,” UAE Foreign Minister Abdullah bin Zayed has visited Damascus and met with Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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Russian national football team manager Valeri Karpin says some of his squad remain ‘afraid’ of getting vaccinated against Covid-19, estimating that around 70% of players have been fully jabbed.
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Governor Gavin Newsom has not been seen in over two weeks, leading foes and fans alike to wonder about his health, their imaginations running wild due to his receiving a Covid-19 booster shot at his last public appearance.
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The World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) has reported an outbreak of African swine fever (ASF) at a pig farm on China’s Hainan island. A major outbreak of the virus in 2018 saw pork prices pushed up as output fell.
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A two-storey building has collapsed in eastern Turkey, injuring at least 13 people. As rescue workers comb through the wreckage, more than 20 people are reportedly still trapped under concrete and debris.
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China’s military conducted “combat readiness police patrols” in the direction of the Taiwan Strait on Tuesday, an Eastern Theater Command spokesperson said, after a US delegation arrived in Taipei via an American Navy aircraft.
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Moscow is behind the ongoing migrant crisis on the Belarusian border, Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki has asserted, claiming that the Minsk authorities are merely tools of Russia’s alleged “neo-imperial” policy.
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A Canadian doctor got the media’s attention by diagnosing an elderly asthma patient as suffering from “climate change.” However, his headline-grabbing diagnosis may be missing a simpler explanation.
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NFL star Aaron Rodgers feels he is being ‘crucified’ for his comments on why he chose not to get vaccinated against Covid-19, according to reports, as the Green Bay Packers quarterback rides out a backlash.
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Military deployments from the Polish side are an “intimidation” attempt, the Belarusian president has said amid the escalating standoff between migrants seeking to enter the EU and border security forces.
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With the Las Vegas Raiders now losing another player to off-field disciplinary issues, questions are being asked as to whether their new host city, where trouble can be found 24 hours a day, is the right fit for young stars.
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People who hate Russia’s language and culture should be put on blacklists and targeted with economic sanctions, an MP has suggested, saying that Moscow should seek to protect both the country and its people on the world stage.
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France has transferred ownership of 26 royal treasures, including sacred altars and statues, stolen from Benin some 130 years ago back to the African state, as President Emmanuel Macron met his counterpart Patrice Talon in Paris.
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Brussels’ migration policies are responsible for a worsening humanitarian crisis on the border between Poland and Belarus, Russia’s top diplomat has claimed, saying the EU could hand over cash to Minsk to help resolve the issue.
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The cratons, planet Earth’s first continents, arose from the seas between 3.3 and 3.2 billion years ago, a new study has suggested – several hundred million years before what was previously believed.
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Authorities in France have arrested three individuals who they say have ties to the man who stabbed an officer in the chest outside a police station on Monday.
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Budding African cyclist Desiet Kidane Tekeste has died at the age of 21 after being involved in a road traffic accident in Eritrea, where she was hit by a car while training to remain active between competitions.
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Stung by allegations that its troops trained neo-Nazis in Ukraine, Canada’s defense department has launched a review into the vetting process on its “mentoring” and “capacity building” programs for foreign military personnel.
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