Новости за 21.07.2024

1. China and the Philippines reach deal in effort to stop clashes at fiercely disputed shoal  The Associated Press
2. China, Philippines set up hotline to prevent South China Sea clashes  Defense News
3. Philippines and China bet on hotlines to avoid South China Sea clashes  Nikkei Asia

The final day of the Open championship is upon us, with hardly a hair separating Billy Horschel, Dan Brown and Justin Rose.

The latest sports news on Sunday sees Cork and Clare prepare for a showdown at Croke Park for the Liam McCarthy Cup, while Shane Lowry competes for The Open Championship

MORE than a third of adults endure foods they don’t like purely for the nutritional benefits.

Coach Sofia Fedchenko about selection of the athletes and consistency.

Tune in at 3 pm on Monday, July 22, for analyses, insights, context, fact checks, and updates via Rappler's SONA panel

He said he instead backs Eluned Morgan to take over as Labour leader, who will then in turn lead the Welsh Government.

The US ambassador to the United Nations, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, announced over $200 million in additional humanitarian assistance to Sudan. In April, world leaders had promised more than $2 billion in aid but only about a quarter of that money has been received. Fighting between Sudan's official army and a rival paramilitary group broke out in April of last year, sparking what many call the world's worst humanitarian crisis. Story by Eliza Herbert and Olivier Faissolle.

The first sale of the Lava Blaze X 5G smartphone is starting in the Amazon Prime Day sale and it will be available for less than Rs. 14,000 in the launch offer. Lava claims that this is the first 5G phone in this segment, which comes with a curved AMOLED display.

Karnataka sanctions Rs lakh fund to each Olympic athlete from state

Manchester United are interested in signing Bayern Munich defender, Matthijs de Ligt. Erik ten Hag has addressed his club's potential move for his former player.

1. Bangladesh top court scraps most quotas that caused deadly unrest  Al Jazeera English
2. Bangladesh protests: Top court scraps most job quotas after violent unrest  BBC
3. Bangladesh’s top court cuts job quotas that led to deadly student-led protests  The Guardian
4. Bangladesh quota protests live: Students vow to continue demonstrations  Al Jazeera English
5. What is happening in Bangladesh? Why thousands of students have taken to streets in deadly protests  The Independent

The new season of 22 Kids and Counting - which follows the Morecambe-based family's day-to-day lives - will begin airing again at 8pm this evening on Channel 5.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israel had carried out an airstrike on a Yemeni port in Al Hudaydah used by the Houthis to receive Iranian weapon supplies. The port is situated about 1,800 kilometers from Israel's borders. In a televised address, Netanyahu asserted that the strike was a demonstration of Israel's capability to reach its adversaries wherever they may be and reiterated that Israel would use all means necessary to defend itself. ...

Mr Obama believes that Mr Biden's path to victory has diminished and he should "seriously consider the viability of his candidacy," the Washington Post said.

Restaurant critics appear to have the best job in journalism, enjoying meals a few nights a week on someone else’s dime

Restaurant critics appear to have the best job in journalism, enjoying meals a few nights a week on someone else’s…

1. Restaurant critic’s departure reveals potential hazards of the job  The Associated Press
2. After 12 Years of Reviewing Restaurants, I’m Leaving the Table  The New York Times
3. Our restaurant critic weighs in on the job: Is it a health risk?  Tampa Bay Times
4. Pete Wells Will No Longer Be the ‘New York Times’ Restaurant Critic  Eater NY
5. New York Times food critic Pete Wells steps down, citing his health  The Washington Post

Model Abbey Clancy has opened up about her mental health battle with anxiety and the impact it has had on her relationship with her doting husband Peter Crouch

Oli, the 72-year-old veteran Communist leader, was sworn in on Monday as the Himalayan nation's prime minister for the fourth time after Nepali Congress and Communist Party of Nepal-Unified Marxist Leninist (CPN-UML) reached a seven-point deal to topple Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda'-led coalition.

Three women were killed and 24 others injured in a tragic accident in Farrukhabad district. The victims were returning from a ritual at Panchal Ghat when their Pick-Up loader overturned. Authorities are investigating the incident.

There are no shortage of medal contenders in men's basketball at the Paris Olympics.

Astronomers using the MeerKAT radio telescope in South Africa have observed a neutron-star jet with an S shape for the first time.

Here's everything you need to know about five-ingredient "Cornell chicken" including how to make the timeless summer supper.