01.11.2024 8:13 CNBC Pro touched base with Wrise's Kevin Teng for his take on stocks he favored at the start of the year and names he's betting on before the year's end.01.11.2024 8:13 North Korea bragged of its recently tested new intercontinental ballistic missile, calling it “the world’s strongest,” a claim viewed by experts as propaganda.01.11.2024 8:17 North Korea on Friday said that a missile it test-fired a day earlier was a new intercontinental ballistic missile called the Hwasong-19, according to its state-run media.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un "expressed great satisfaction" at the successful test-firing of the new missile, calling it the "ultimate version" of an ICBM. He also said his country's "hegemonic position" in the development of means for nuclear delivery is "absolutely irreversible," according to the official Korean Central News Agency.
Read full story here01.11.2024 8:29 Die »Washington Post« hat Satellitenaufnahmen und Videomaterial aus dem Südlibanon ausgewertet: Demnach sei rund ein Viertel der ... 01.11.2024 9:00 House Speaker Newt Gingrich joined Face the Nation in 1995 to discuss his plans for the "Contract with America," a series of legislative measures meant to shrink the size of the federal government.01.11.2024 9:00 Despite an openness to cross-border mergers, Germany has pushed back against talk of the Italian lender UniCredit’s acquiring Commerzbank.01.11.2024 9:00 The government, its makeup in flux after the ruling party lost seats this week, will soon need to make decisions that will shape Japan’s future nuclear policy.01.11.2024 9:01 Im Westen der USA greift Kamala Harris ihren Gegner Donald scharf an. Dieser hatte erklärt, er werde Frauen beschützen – »ob es ... 01.11.2024 9:08 More than 60 people were killed as floodwaters roared through Paiporta. “We are alive,” one woman said. “But we have lost everything.”01.11.2024 9:17 She could become the Indian American president. So why is she bleeding votes - to Trump's advantage?01.11.2024 9:27 Japan revised its guidelines for the foreign trainee program on Friday, permitting trainees who experience harassment and abuse to change workplaces as it seeks to address the issue of trainees quitting without notice over poor working conditions.
Under the program, which prohibits trainees from switching jobs for the first three years in principle, the number of interns fleeing workplaces hit a record high of 9,753 in 2023.
Read full story here01.11.2024 9:38 As the war enters its 980th day, these are the main developments.01.11.2024 9:5001.11.2024 10:00 The international criminal court awarded a record €52.4m to survivors of Dominic Ongwen’s crimes but member states have failed to contributeNot a single country has contributed towards reparations for the victims and survivors of the Ugandan warlord Dominic Ongwen, despite the international criminal court awarding €52.4m (£44m) in February, according to the ICC Trust Fund for Victims (TFV).The ICC reparations order – the largest in the court’s history – was issued after a 2021 ruling in which the court found Ongwen, a former commander of the Lord’s Resistance Army militia group, guilty of various war crimes committed between 2002 and 2005, including murder, torture, sexual enslavement, the conscription of children into hostilities, and brutal attacks on four camps for internally displaced people in northern Uganda. Continue reading... ... 01.11.2024 10:0601.11.2024 10:35 It's a testament to the enduring appeal of surfing that despite facing the adversity of a tsunami and nuclear disaster a beach community in Fukushima is revitalizing the region through surf tourism.
The beach at Kitaizumi, in the city of Minamisoma, offers some of the most consistent surf to be found anywhere in Japan. Local surfers and community leaders are using the almost year-round supply of waves to drive a so-called surf tourism initiative to revitalize the city through marine leisure.
Read full story here01.11.2024 10:51 BREAKING NEWS: Nikkei stock index extends losses, down more than 1,000 points+
==KyodoRead full story here01.11.2024 11:0501.11.2024 11:12 The news agency says the email it obtained shows a White House transcript was altered despite stenographers' objections.01.11.2024 11:37 Stefan Angrick, associate director and senior economist at Moody's Analytics, described the tone of the BOJ's Outlook Report as being "moderately" hawkish.01.11.2024 11:39 A Virginia museum has nearly finished restoring the nation’s oldest surviving schoolhouse for Black children, where hundreds of mostly enslaved students learned to read through a curriculum that justified slavery.01.11.2024 11:44 On Friday Trump heads to Michigan, while Harris will focus on Wisconsin.01.11.2024 11:45 In an onstage interview in Arizona with Tucker Carlson, former President Donald J. Trump slammed a top Republican critic as he criticized U.S. involvement in foreign conflicts.01.11.2024 11:51 Racism and sexualized abuse continue to be used in online posts to target athletes, World Athletics said Thursday as it published findings from a study conducted during the Paris Olympics.
"Racism (18 percent) and sexualized abuse (30 percent) continue to be the biggest issue, making up more than 48 percent of the total detected abuse, while general abuse makes up 32 percent," the world governing body of athletics said in a press release.
Read full story here01.11.2024 11:53 A woman who acted as a surrogate in China is said to have been abandoned by her surrogacy agency, fueling criticism on social media and prompting investigation.01.11.2024 11:55 The news rippled through Treasure Island, Florida, almost like a third storm: The mayor planned to move off the barrier island a month after Hurricane Helene flooded tens of thousands of homes along the Gulf Coast and two weeks after Hurricane Milton also ravaged the state.01.11.2024 12:01 Former Sunni speaker secured 182 votes in the 329-seat legislature with significant support from Shia political blocs.01.11.2024 12:1401.11.2024 12:26 After nearly 60 years, the Botswana Democratic Party lost its majority in Parliament, becoming the latest long-dominant party in southern Africa to fall from power.01.11.2024 12:58 Seven civilians killed in rocket fire from Lebanon as Israeli forces conduct deadly air raids on Lebanon's Beirut.01.11.2024 13:14 Australian golfer Jeffrey Guan has vowed to return to the sport after he was struck in the face by a golf ball and completely lost sight in his left eye.01.11.2024 13:16 Labour government’s decision to scrap a winter allowance for elderly people to meet heating costs was met with outrage. Страницы: 516517518519520521522523524525526527528529530531532533534535536537538539540541542543544545546547548549550551552553554555556
North Korea bragged of its recently tested new intercontinental ballistic missile, calling it “the world’s strongest,” a claim viewed by experts as propaganda.
North Korea on Friday said that a missile it test-fired a day earlier was a new intercontinental ballistic missile called the Hwasong-19, according to its state-run media.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un "expressed great satisfaction" at the successful test-firing of the new missile, calling it the "ultimate version" of an ICBM. He also said his country's "hegemonic position" in the development of means for nuclear delivery is "absolutely irreversible," according to the official Korean Central News Agency.
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Die »Washington Post« hat Satellitenaufnahmen und Videomaterial aus dem Südlibanon ausgewertet: Demnach sei rund ein Viertel der ... 
House Speaker Newt Gingrich joined Face the Nation in 1995 to discuss his plans for the "Contract with America," a series of legislative measures meant to shrink the size of the federal government.
Despite an openness to cross-border mergers, Germany has pushed back against talk of the Italian lender UniCredit’s acquiring Commerzbank.
The government, its makeup in flux after the ruling party lost seats this week, will soon need to make decisions that will shape Japan’s future nuclear policy.
Im Westen der USA greift Kamala Harris ihren Gegner Donald scharf an. Dieser hatte erklärt, er werde Frauen beschützen – »ob es ... 
More than 60 people were killed as floodwaters roared through Paiporta. “We are alive,” one woman said. “But we have lost everything.”
Japan revised its guidelines for the foreign trainee program on Friday, permitting trainees who experience harassment and abuse to change workplaces as it seeks to address the issue of trainees quitting without notice over poor working conditions.
Under the program, which prohibits trainees from switching jobs for the first three years in principle, the number of interns fleeing workplaces hit a record high of 9,753 in 2023.
Read full story here
The international criminal court awarded a record €52.4m to survivors of Dominic Ongwen’s crimes but member states have failed to contributeNot a single country has contributed towards reparations for the victims and survivors of the Ugandan warlord Dominic Ongwen, despite the international criminal court awarding €52.4m (£44m) in February, according to the ICC Trust Fund for Victims (TFV).The ICC reparations order – the largest in the court’s history – was issued after a 2021 ruling in which the court found Ongwen, a former commander of the Lord’s Resistance Army militia group, guilty of various war crimes committed between 2002 and 2005, including murder, torture, sexual enslavement, the conscription of children into hostilities, and brutal attacks on four camps for internally displaced people in northern Uganda. Continue reading... ... 
It's a testament to the enduring appeal of surfing that despite facing the adversity of a tsunami and nuclear disaster a beach community in Fukushima is revitalizing the region through surf tourism.
The beach at Kitaizumi, in the city of Minamisoma, offers some of the most consistent surf to be found anywhere in Japan. Local surfers and community leaders are using the almost year-round supply of waves to drive a so-called surf tourism initiative to revitalize the city through marine leisure.
Read full story here
A Virginia museum has nearly finished restoring the nation’s oldest surviving schoolhouse for Black children, where hundreds of mostly enslaved students learned to read through a curriculum that justified slavery.
In an onstage interview in Arizona with Tucker Carlson, former President Donald J. Trump slammed a top Republican critic as he criticized U.S. involvement in foreign conflicts.
Racism and sexualized abuse continue to be used in online posts to target athletes, World Athletics said Thursday as it published findings from a study conducted during the Paris Olympics.
"Racism (18 percent) and sexualized abuse (30 percent) continue to be the biggest issue, making up more than 48 percent of the total detected abuse, while general abuse makes up 32 percent," the world governing body of athletics said in a press release.
Read full story here
A woman who acted as a surrogate in China is said to have been abandoned by her surrogacy agency, fueling criticism on social media and prompting investigation.
The news rippled through Treasure Island, Florida, almost like a third storm: The mayor planned to move off the barrier island a month after Hurricane Helene flooded tens of thousands of homes along the Gulf Coast and two weeks after Hurricane Milton also ravaged the state.
After nearly 60 years, the Botswana Democratic Party lost its majority in Parliament, becoming the latest long-dominant party in southern Africa to fall from power.
Australian golfer Jeffrey Guan has vowed to return to the sport after he was struck in the face by a golf ball and completely lost sight in his left eye.