Новости за 14.03.2017

The move by the country's authorities comes as technology companies face increasing scrutiny worldwide over how they police online material.

Hedge funds and other large speculators boosted net short bets in five-year futures on the potential for a dovish message.

Valuable cars deserve valuable homes, a mantra that these property owners have embraced with gusto.

I know the competition is only two rounds old, however, I'm prepared to say that if Parramatta halfback Corey Norman stays fit for most of this season, he could well be a runaway winner in all of the player of the year awards.

Plus the Casino is on a losing streak and Forrest residents angry.

People trying to lose weight - or not gain weight - are frequently advised to "lay off the booze." Although organisations like Weight Watchers offer ways to drink wisely within their plans, alcohol, with 7 calories a gram and no compensating nutrients, is commonly thought to derail most efforts at weight control.

Iceland lifted the remaining capital curbs it imposed eight years ago after its banks collapsed during the financial crisis.

Snow piled up rapidly in parts of the northeastern United States on Tuesday as a blizzard swept in, forcing airlines to ground flights and schools to cancel classes while shrouding an early herald of spring, Washington's famed cherry blossoms, in ice.

The Reserve Bank is considering tighter bank lending standards amid concern about how the financial system would handle a collapse in housing prices.

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Oil fell, extending its rout, after OPEC reported that Saudi Arabia lifted its output and overall OPEC inventories increased.

​Sterling fell to an eight-week low, hit by fears of a prolonged bout of political jousting as the UK heads towards Brexit.

Thousands of hostages were taken in 2010 and 2011, but a naval task force largely stopped the pirates - until now.

US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson used an email alias 'Wayne Tracker' to discuss climate change while he was ExxonMobil's chief executive, according to New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.

US producer prices increased more than expected last month as the cost of services such as hotel accommodation pushed higher.

The owners of South Australian brewery Coopers have released a video apology, after the use of their beer in a debate about marriage equality sparked a boycott campaign.

The union on strike at BHP Billiton's Escondida copper mine rejected an invitation by the company to return to negotiations.

When the Qassim Girls Council met over the weekend for the first time, pictures showed 13 men on stage - and not a single woman.

Cricket's governing body is only weeks away from introducing a system that will "shame" curators who produce substandard wickets, as another pitch controversy brews in India.

Overworked hospital staff are being pushed to the brink by record numbers of sicker patients, the AMA NSW warned.

Sometimes bargain deals aren't worth the long term costs.

Human rights groups condemn the Turnbull government's decision, saying it 'sweeps under the carpet' Myanmar's crimes against humanity.

Reducing the vortex of problems that has hit South Australia's electricity supplies during the past six months to a series of sound bites is only to be expected.

New home owners have been left in limbo after the collapse of a land developer in Melbourne's outer north-west.

The material once used only for carparks, office towers and ugly Russian/Cold War architecture, is back in style for residential properties.