Новости за 18.01.2017

A largely quiet night, but we have seen a number of reversals in the moves we saw yesterday, although very little has changed fundamentally.

All the action you might have missed.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is 'happy' to go the USA, providing all of his rights are guaranteed, a statement on the groups Twitter account said.

Snowden's lawyer in Russia, Anatoly Kucherena, said his client might apply for Russian citizenship.

Goldman Sachs's quarterly profit tripled and Citigroup's net income rose 7pc, surpassing analysts' estimates amid a bond-trading revival.

The world's major meteorological agencies have declared 2016 to the hottest year on record - making it three new highs in as many years - as increases in greenhouse gases drove global warming.

OPEC, while wary of rebound in US shale output, says initial reports show "positive" signs global production being cut.

Mr Bush, who at 92 is the nation's oldest living ex-president, has "responded very well to treatments" at a Houston hospital, a spokesman said.

"It's disappointing, and it sends a very troubling message when it comes to the handling of classified information and to the consequences of those who leak information that threatens the security of our nation," a spokesman said.

Analysts pared their forecast for Australian growth in 2016 to 2.4 per cent, from 2.9 per cent, according to a Reuters poll.

Vice presidents, directors and managing directors at the German bank will get no 2016 bonus. Neither will management.

A "banged-up" Nick Kyrgios has admitted his issues are mental as well as physical, while taking responsibility for an ill-advised approach to the off-season he believes contributed to a  controversial Australian Open loss to Andreas Seppi.

"Make America Great Again" was the four word slogan that helped propel Donald Trump into the White House. He's already come up with his next pitch.

Tomic managed something fellow Aussie Kyrgios was unable to: outlasting a tough, relentless, energetic opponent to make it to the third round of the Australian Open.

World No. 1 Andy Murray appeared to roll an ankle during his second-round win.

One person is in a critical condition and seven others are injured after a serious crash involving multiple cars north of Sydney.

Australia spends an inordinate amount of time obsessing over Muslim women in hijab. With the intense media scrutiny placed on Islam and Muslims unlikely to abate anytime soon, this obsession is more often than not completely unjustified.

This was Nick Kyrgios personified. If you had never heard of him before last night, then three hours and nine minutes inside Hisense Arena on Wednesday night would have been all you needed to learn about #NKRising.

Lego-loving thieves have Victoria Police working overtime. A taskforce might be needed.

Wesfarmers' senior management has warned investors and analysts to rein-in expectations of its second quarter sales performance amid predictions Woolworths will shake off its 29-quarter losing streak to win the second quarter sales race.

When a Japanese whaling boat sails into the vast expanse of ocean between Australia and Antarctica it usually means the hunt is on.

All you need to know for the Australian Open 2017.

Nick Kyrgios was booed off court after a controversial showing that prompted tennis legend John McEnroe to describe the Australian's performance as a black eye to the sport.

Police have closed Olympic Boulevard at Melbourne Park to conduct a safety check, with tennis fans warned to avoid the area.

We're not taking a big enough step towards gender equality in pop culture if women remain the exception, even if it's at the top.