Новости за 21.09.2024

Dedicated to the palm tree and coming out 10 years after founder Francesco Ragazzi first issued a photography book, “Decoding Palm Culture” celebrates the brand’s codes.

Manchester United face Crystal Palace in their next Premier League match with Erik ten Hag likely to make some changes to his team.

The passage of the amendment was secured amidst chaos and accusations of corruption.

The consumer expert explained many people are being stung by LISAs and said people using it to buy a home costing more than £450,000 are effectively 'fined'

Lebanon border clashes between Israel, Hezbollah spark fears of wider war; Virginia high school students surprise janitor with SUV

Even some who understand this fundamental economic reality are willing to “stick it” to lawyers.

The Chinland government/Chinland Council and the Interim Chin National Consultative Council will engage in peace talks on Saturday in Aizawl. Organized by Zo Reunification Organisation, these discussions seek to reconcile anti-coup revolutionary factions. Key representatives from both sides will participate to address their differences and foster mutual trust.

These consultations aim to refine the proposed amendments to the Waqf Act

TEHRAN, Sep. 21 (MNA) – Speaking at the ceremony of the Iranian Armed Forces military parade on Saturday morning, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stressed that no enemy dares to invade Iran's soil.

In full Victorian dress, Elise Wortley follows in the footsteps of a pioneering female adventurer

Unchecked climate change could transform our children’s world into an uninhabitable one.

His deep commitment to the transatlantic relationship was rooted in his wartime experiences

17 venues in and around the City worth rescheduling your 2pm for, and the best tables at each

Head, heart and network are all important when deciding what to do with our money

Jack Schlossberg is the star of Camelot 2.0 — the zany years

Moving house forced novelist Rumaan Alam to value his collection — and grapple with the question of what it was really worth

In the golden age of midday hedonism, some sisters were doing it for themselves

Two contrasting ways of running a country are now similarly unsuccessful

He has won and lost fortunes with his bets on technology. So is the investor a visionary — or a gambler who got lucky?

Jesus Adorno’s memories from almost four decades of ego management, extreme discretion and Princess Diana

Even sandwich meetings used to come with wine — then the Americans arrived

London’s Barbican masterpiece has wonderful detailing, but if all that concrete is too much, there are some inspiring ways to soften it

Italian prime minister rekindles links with Republican party and Elon Musk

It takes a lot of skill and a bit of sneakiness to make good food so cheap