Новости за 27.04.2017

Australia is considering taking part in one of the world's biggest 'cyber-war' exercises.

Japanese stocks have gone from worst to best performers in Asia in the space of two weeks, one investor is highly sceptical.

Man was convicted of running over a possum and uploading footage to Snapchat.

Amazons shares surge in after-hours trading after first quarter results beat estimates

A softened stance on sizes of public housing developments, and the potential ripple effect of a public servant's triumph

Facebook Inc acknowledged on Thursday that it has become a battleground for governments seeking to manipulate public opinion.

United Airlines has a reached a settlement for an undisclosed sum with the passenger who was dragged from a Chicago flight earlier this month

The Pentagon office will try to determine whether Flynn "failed to obtain required approval prior to receiving" the payments.

A Russian naval intelligence ship sank on Thursday after colliding with a merchant freighter in the Black Sea near Istanbul, the Turkish coast guard said.

Network Ten could be broken up and sold off for the benefit of its bank and three billionaire shareholders by the end of the year if a transformation project fails to improve its fortunes.

A strike is bad news for viewers but good news for reality television and US president Donald Trump.

​Copper and zinc fell, while nickel recovered from a fresh 10-month low, on concern about demand in China.

Perceived as the riskiest currency on the planet until Sunday's French election, the euro is suddenly everyone's favourite.

"I really liked how she was speaking into that microphone," he said with a grin.

​In a surprise move, Sweden's central bank extended its bond buying programme and slightly delayed future rate hikes.

The German Chancellor has laid down a tough line for Brexit talks with the UK.

Mario Draghi says the recovery in the euro-zone economy has turned to "solid and broad" from "fragile and uneven".

Shanghai rebar steel futures advanced for a third straight session, supported by market expectations of production curbs.

There are strong reasons why the French election is different from the US one.

​Shares in Vale slumped the most in two weeks, as executives signalled lacklustre trends for iron ore prices this year.

Colonel says capturing foreign fighters is rare because they 'are very hardcore and they came here to die'.

Marco Rojas, the man they call "the Kiwi Messi", has won plenty of plaudits in his time in the A-League, but no prizes.

Kerin Kenny worked so much overtime she became physically ill. Once, she was so exhausted she slept under her desk.

British police say a man has been arrested after armed officers were seen on Whitehall, the street home to numerous government ministries in central London.

Australia's first female Muslim federal MP Anne Aly has fallen victim to fake news after an unsubstantiated story about her "refusal" to lay a wreath on Anzac Day appeared on a Facebook post.