Новости за 27.01.2017

Recording reveals Republicans appear to be filled with doubts about how to make good on promise to scrap Obamacare.

Germany's "arms will remain outstretched" to the US, Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel also said.

Treasurer's new defence of negative gearing - UK doesn't have it and property prices are still high in London.

Copper and aluminium prices are expected to lose steam after prices surged despite surpluses that will persist into 2018.

US President Donald Trump said he would have a "fantastic" relationship with UK Prime Minister Theresa May, promising to work closely on trade and defence as her country exits the European Union, but the two leaders differed over continuing sanctions against Russia.

​Thermal coal is expected to trade in a roughly $US70-80 a tonne range this year, analysts and traders say.

Donald Trump may prove "deeply dangerous" for the rest of the world if confronted militarily, says the UK's recently retired commander of the joint forces.

Rolf Harris has been transferred to a London prison for the remainder of his trial on indecent assault charges as the jury prepares to decide its verdicts.

The US economy finished 2016 on a soft note, the government reported, lowering the annual pace of growth to 1.6 per cent.

US President Donald Trump has added fuel to his escalating row with Mexico, saying America's third-larest trading partner of "has taken advantage of the US for long enough."

Rafa Nadal has fended off Grigor Dimitrov in a marathon semi-final on Friday to set up a dream Australian Open decider against great rival Roger Federer

The Greens are looking very much like the Democrats under Meg Lees.

James Packer might want to avoid the television this weekend if rumours are true that his former fiancee, the pop star-turned-mime-artist Mariah Carey, is about to unleash a break-up song inspired by their most recent parting.

Dreams of international land speed glory fall victim to ATO crackdown.

It is the first case where a refugee who sought asylum from Australia is claiming to be fleeing persecution by a country connected to the 'stop the boats' policy.

Benji Marshall will make his Broncos debut at the Auckland Nines next week in what will be his first audition for a permanent spot in the Brisbane line up.

A discounting war could make mincemeat of our supermarkets.

Washington: Now, that's how to run an exclusive club. At Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago in Florida, there's a ceiling on membership and newcomers get a look-over only on the recommendation of a current member.

Jammeh's rule penetrated the psyche of many Gambians who feared him, so much so that thousands fled years ago.

We need to talk about the Australian sports world's word du jour: "disappointed".

Just like Rudyard Kipling's character Kim, Karl Stefanovic is indeed "friend to all the world".

The ACT government's light rail project director has just signed a contract that pays him almost $600,000 a year.

High-class sprinter Malaguerra returned to racing at Moonee Valley on Friday night and effortlessly disposed of some of the finest sprinters in the state by winning the Australia Stakes.

Trump likes winning, so the UK have given him a pretend win.

There are some pretty unusual and obscure laws hidden away in Queensland's road rules, from riding a bike backwards to playing games in the street.