27.11.2024 12:1227.11.2024 12:12 L’adolescente est partie lundi matin en direction de son collège mais n’a jamais atteint sa destination. Le parquet de Saint-Brieuc a ouvert une enquête.27.11.2024 12:16 Reddit is ramping up efforts to attract more users outside of the U.S., with countries like India and Brazil in focus, a top company executive told CNBC.27.11.2024 12:19 Kimmel called the president-elect’s plan to hit Mexico, Canada and China with sweeping tariffs “the dumbest thing he’s come up with since Don Jr.”27.11.2024 12:19 European markets are heading for a mixed open as investors continued to assess the potential impact of President-elect Donald Trump's plans to hike tariffs.27.11.2024 12:28 A man serving a life term for murdering an elementary schoolgirl was served a fresh arrest warrant on Wednesday for allegedly killing another girl in western Japan, local police said, marking a major development in a case that has remained unsolved for 17 years.
Kunihiko Katsuta, 45, is newly accused of killing a 7-year-old girl by stabbing her in the chest and stomach in front of her home in Kakogawa, Hyogo Prefecture, on Oct. 16, 2007, the police said, adding he has remained silent about the case.
Read full story here27.11.2024 12:30 Trump's moves are affecting the markets — even before he has entered the White House.27.11.2024 12:30 HUMEUR – Le PSG n’est pas invité à la table des grands d’Europe. La défaite de mardi, à Munich, en est l’illustration. Une de plus.27.11.2024 12:37 EN IMAGES - Le précédent record de 1972 a été battu avec plus de 16,5 centimètres de neige tombés mardi.27.11.2024 12:43 L’ONG France Nature Environnement accuse l’entreprise américaine d’avoir trompé les consommateurs en promettant «zéros déchets» pendants l’évènement planétaire.27.11.2024 13:00 When it comes to weeding out corporate influence, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s ideas often align best with some of Trump’s loudest critics.27.11.2024 13:51 An Australian police officer who fatally shocked a 95-year-old care home resident with a Taser gun was found guilty of manslaughter on Wednesday.27.11.2024 14:00 Trump is now laying ground for a trade war with the country’s largest trading partnersTrump’s tariff threat sets stage for bitter global trade warThere are still over 50 days left until Donald Trump takes office, but he’s already laid the ground for a trade war that could shake the global economy.Trump announced on Monday that he will sign an executive order placing a 25% tariff on all imports from Canada and Mexico, along with an additional 10% tariff on imports from China, in purported retaliation for drugs and migrants crossing US borders. Continue reading... ... 27.11.2024 14:21 Australia moved closer on Wednesday to banning social media for children under 16 after the lower house of Parliament passed a bill.27.11.2024 14:47 The Sendai High Court on Wednesday upheld a lower court ruling rejecting a call by local residents to halt a nuclear reactor in northeastern Japan, stating they had not provided substantial proof there is a significant risk of an accident.
"The risk of infringement on personal rights resulting from the restart of operations has not been proven to constitute a concrete danger warranting an order for suspension," Presiding Judge Moriharu Kurasawa said in handing down the ruling over the Onagawa nuclear power plant's No. 2 unit in Miyagi Prefecture.
Read full story here27.11.2024 15:00 The award-winning filmmaker has slept in the same bedroom for over four decades. He credits his home with allowing him to make the films everyone said he couldn’t.27.11.2024 15:00 Peruvian, Venezuelan, Colombian and Brazilian home chefs share their favorite ingredients — from pizco and peppers to guava jam, plantains and a rice with cola for a Latino-infused Thanksgiving.27.11.2024 15:02 Hyogo Gov. Motohiko Saito on Wednesday denied growing accusations that he violated the election law by involving a public relations agency to run his social media campaign in the gubernatorial race that saw him reelected despite losing his job over abuse of power allegations.
Saito reclaimed his position as governor of the western Japan prefecture in the Nov. 17 election but has come under renewed scrutiny following the firm's disclosure in a blog post on Nov. 20 that it was in charge of public relations operations for Saito's campaign in general.
Read full story here27.11.2024 15:02 Check in or carry on? Amy Virshup, the Travel editor at The New York Times, and Christine Chung, a Times reporter covering consumer travel, have a debate.27.11.2024 15:02 A video of a dog on a pyramid took off on social media — but only after it was appropriated and doctored.27.11.2024 15:02 Documents leaked from an industry group show how plastics companies are pushing back against a “tide of anti-plastic sentiment.”27.11.2024 15:04 Two recent cases show New York’s fragile courts have little room for error.27.11.2024 15:10 Eight employees of a backpacker hostel in Laos have been detained for questioning after six foreign tourists died from suspected methanol poisoning.27.11.2024 15:14 Japan plans to revise its duty-free rules for foreign visitors from the latter half of fiscal 2026, sources close to the matter said Wednesday.
Among the proposed changes is reimbursing the consumption tax upon their return to their home country.
Read full story here27.11.2024 15:14 FA says ‘very serious’ allegations being looked at urgentlyCoote denies wrongdoing, says his integrity not in doubtThe Football Association is investigating allegations that the referee David Coote discussed giving a yellow card before a game.The allegations centre on an exchange of messages before and after Coote refereed the Championship game between Leeds and West Brom in October 2019, in which he booked the Leeds defender Ezgjan Alioski. Continue reading... ... 27.11.2024 15:20 Work showing man hanging from window ledge appeared in 2006 on wall of listed Georgian propertyOne of Banksy’s most beloved works is being sold at auction with the Bristol building it was created on.The work, known as Well Hung Lover, shows an image of a man hanging from a window ledge as a cheated rival searches for him and a woman stands by. Continue reading... ... 27.11.2024 15:31 Dec. 24 will mark the last date of trading of Just Eat Takeaway's shares on the London Stock Exchange.27.11.2024 15:35 Thousands of counterfeit Gibson electric guitars were seized in a multi-agency investigation at the Los Angeles-Long Beach Seaport.27.11.2024 15:45 Here’s why flying has become so expensive, according to a congressional inquiry.27.11.2024 16:07 Lebanon’s caretaker prime minister Najib Mikati comments on ceasefire deal.27.11.2024 16:12 Bernheim Gallery, LondonNow aged 95, the great polymath had trouble finding the right chipboard in Britain – but this is still a show of disarming simplicity with one stunning standout workSometimes a work gets to you and blows everything else away. It begins with a narrow black line, about the breadth of a pencil, running at waist-height around the walls of the ground floor gallery. The line negotiates the mouldings, runs under a mantelpiece, takes the corners and recesses, makes a turn, gets interrupted by a set of French doors and disappears from view. The line leads us from room to room. Regular, unvarying and relentless, it sometimes leaves a breathy residue on the wall or a build-up of fine graphite dust in the corners and crevices of a window-frame as it passes.Drawn using fine charcoal powder and fixative, the line at times appears to have been incised in the wall rather than just sitting on top of the paintwork. Sometimes it looks like a cut, as if someone has sawn through the entire building, making me think of Gordon Matta-Clark’s chain-sawed buildings. The only other thing in this bare room is Dorothea Rockburne’s 1967 Tropical Tan, a group of four abutted black steel panels leaning against the wall and reaching above our heads. The panels look flat, but each steel sheet is precisely bent on its four diagonals, the angles muted and disguised by a layer of pallid wrinkle-finish paint. The line runs behind the panels, re-emerges on the other side and carries on, oblivious, dragging me with it. Unlike me, the line never hesitates. Even when you can’t see it the line is there, as present as an invisible horizon. It is always with us. Like the line itself, the questions keep on coming. Continue reading... ... 27.11.2024 16:12 TV presenter says subject may not be debated in parliament for another decade if legislation does not passUK politics live – latest updatesEsther Rantzen, whose terminal cancer diagnosis led her to campaign for the legalisation of assisted dying, has issued an impassioned plea to MPs to vote this week on a “vital life-and-death issue”.The television personality told MPs “my time is running out” but the issue was one “the public care desperately about” and said it might not be debated by MPs “for another decade” if the legislation did not pass. Continue reading... ... Страницы: 697698699700701702703704705706707708709710711712713714715716717718719720721722723724725726727728729730731732733734735736737
L’adolescente est partie lundi matin en direction de son collège mais n’a jamais atteint sa destination. Le parquet de Saint-Brieuc a ouvert une enquête.
A man serving a life term for murdering an elementary schoolgirl was served a fresh arrest warrant on Wednesday for allegedly killing another girl in western Japan, local police said, marking a major development in a case that has remained unsolved for 17 years.
Kunihiko Katsuta, 45, is newly accused of killing a 7-year-old girl by stabbing her in the chest and stomach in front of her home in Kakogawa, Hyogo Prefecture, on Oct. 16, 2007, the police said, adding he has remained silent about the case.
Read full story here
HUMEUR – Le PSG n’est pas invité à la table des grands d’Europe. La défaite de mardi, à Munich, en est l’illustration. Une de plus.
L’ONG France Nature Environnement accuse l’entreprise américaine d’avoir trompé les consommateurs en promettant «zéros déchets» pendants l’évènement planétaire.
When it comes to weeding out corporate influence, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s ideas often align best with some of Trump’s loudest critics.
An Australian police officer who fatally shocked a 95-year-old care home resident with a Taser gun was found guilty of manslaughter on Wednesday.
Trump is now laying ground for a trade war with the country’s largest trading partnersTrump’s tariff threat sets stage for bitter global trade warThere are still over 50 days left until Donald Trump takes office, but he’s already laid the ground for a trade war that could shake the global economy.Trump announced on Monday that he will sign an executive order placing a 25% tariff on all imports from Canada and Mexico, along with an additional 10% tariff on imports from China, in purported retaliation for drugs and migrants crossing US borders. Continue reading... ... 
Australia moved closer on Wednesday to banning social media for children under 16 after the lower house of Parliament passed a bill.
The Sendai High Court on Wednesday upheld a lower court ruling rejecting a call by local residents to halt a nuclear reactor in northeastern Japan, stating they had not provided substantial proof there is a significant risk of an accident.
"The risk of infringement on personal rights resulting from the restart of operations has not been proven to constitute a concrete danger warranting an order for suspension," Presiding Judge Moriharu Kurasawa said in handing down the ruling over the Onagawa nuclear power plant's No. 2 unit in Miyagi Prefecture.
Read full story here
The award-winning filmmaker has slept in the same bedroom for over four decades. He credits his home with allowing him to make the films everyone said he couldn’t.
Peruvian, Venezuelan, Colombian and Brazilian home chefs share their favorite ingredients — from pizco and peppers to guava jam, plantains and a rice with cola for a Latino-infused Thanksgiving.
Hyogo Gov. Motohiko Saito on Wednesday denied growing accusations that he violated the election law by involving a public relations agency to run his social media campaign in the gubernatorial race that saw him reelected despite losing his job over abuse of power allegations.
Saito reclaimed his position as governor of the western Japan prefecture in the Nov. 17 election but has come under renewed scrutiny following the firm's disclosure in a blog post on Nov. 20 that it was in charge of public relations operations for Saito's campaign in general.
Read full story here
Check in or carry on? Amy Virshup, the Travel editor at The New York Times, and Christine Chung, a Times reporter covering consumer travel, have a debate.
A video of a dog on a pyramid took off on social media — but only after it was appropriated and doctored.
Two recent cases show New York’s fragile courts have little room for error.
Eight employees of a backpacker hostel in Laos have been detained for questioning after six foreign tourists died from suspected methanol poisoning.
Japan plans to revise its duty-free rules for foreign visitors from the latter half of fiscal 2026, sources close to the matter said Wednesday.
Among the proposed changes is reimbursing the consumption tax upon their return to their home country.
Read full story here
FA says ‘very serious’ allegations being looked at urgentlyCoote denies wrongdoing, says his integrity not in doubtThe Football Association is investigating allegations that the referee David Coote discussed giving a yellow card before a game.The allegations centre on an exchange of messages before and after Coote refereed the Championship game between Leeds and West Brom in October 2019, in which he booked the Leeds defender Ezgjan Alioski. Continue reading... ... 
Work showing man hanging from window ledge appeared in 2006 on wall of listed Georgian propertyOne of Banksy’s most beloved works is being sold at auction with the Bristol building it was created on.The work, known as Well Hung Lover, shows an image of a man hanging from a window ledge as a cheated rival searches for him and a woman stands by. Continue reading... ... 
Thousands of counterfeit Gibson electric guitars were seized in a multi-agency investigation at the Los Angeles-Long Beach Seaport.
Here’s why flying has become so expensive, according to a congressional inquiry.
Bernheim Gallery, LondonNow aged 95, the great polymath had trouble finding the right chipboard in Britain – but this is still a show of disarming simplicity with one stunning standout workSometimes a work gets to you and blows everything else away. It begins with a narrow black line, about the breadth of a pencil, running at waist-height around the walls of the ground floor gallery. The line negotiates the mouldings, runs under a mantelpiece, takes the corners and recesses, makes a turn, gets interrupted by a set of French doors and disappears from view. The line leads us from room to room. Regular, unvarying and relentless, it sometimes leaves a breathy residue on the wall or a build-up of fine graphite dust in the corners and crevices of a window-frame as it passes.Drawn using fine charcoal powder and fixative, the line at times appears to have been incised in the wall rather than just sitting on top of the paintwork. Sometimes it looks like a cut, as if someone has sawn through the entire building, making me think of Gordon Matta-Clark’s chain-sawed buildings. The only other thing in this bare room is Dorothea Rockburne’s 1967 Tropical Tan, a group of four abutted black steel panels leaning against the wall and reaching above our heads. The panels look flat, but each steel sheet is precisely bent on its four diagonals, the angles muted and disguised by a layer of pallid wrinkle-finish paint. The line runs behind the panels, re-emerges on the other side and carries on, oblivious, dragging me with it. Unlike me, the line never hesitates. Even when you can’t see it the line is there, as present as an invisible horizon. It is always with us. Like the line itself, the questions keep on coming. Continue reading... ... 
TV presenter says subject may not be debated in parliament for another decade if legislation does not passUK politics live – latest updatesEsther Rantzen, whose terminal cancer diagnosis led her to campaign for the legalisation of assisted dying, has issued an impassioned plea to MPs to vote this week on a “vital life-and-death issue”.The television personality told MPs “my time is running out” but the issue was one “the public care desperately about” and said it might not be debated by MPs “for another decade” if the legislation did not pass. Continue reading... ...