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Human Rights Watch claims Rwandan government has authorised arbitrary detention of thousands of beggars, sex workers, street children and petty criminals

В отношении лица, перевозившего рыбу, составлен протокол об административном правонарушении

По мнению "фронтовиков", введение единой информационной системы поможет избежать множества ошибок

Начинающие субъекты предпринимательства смогли получить гранты в форме субсидий начинающим субъектам малого предпринимательства. А действующие субъекты предпринимательства имели возможность возместить часть затрат, связанных с приобретением, получить поддержку на уплату первого взноса (аванса) по договорам лизинга оборудования.

В новом сезоне будут участвовать команды со всех районов города

В новом сезоне будут участвовать команды со всех районов города

Полба – древнейшая культурная разновидность пшеницы, незаслуженно забытый злак, крайне богатый полезными веществами, многие из которых уникальны. Почему полбу перестали выращивать в прежних масштабах? Попробуем разобраться...

Пекин, 24 сентября /ChinaPRO.ru/ – Близ американского города Дейтон открылся завод китайской компании "Фуяо Гласс". В обустройство предприятия китайский инвестор вложил более $360 млн.

‘Milk?…Milk!’ rages Nirmal Sethia, clutching the side of the table in ill-disguised apoplexy. ‘If you put in milk and sugar then you have destroyed the taste! Destroyed it!’ I apologise… Read more

At the outset of Syria’s brutal four-year civil war, I was an almost unique voice in the British media deploring the push to depose the secular dictator President Bashar al-Assad,… Read more

The Dalai Lama is a connoisseur of absurdity. When we met in London on Monday I reminded him that two years ago, desperate to resume relations with China, No. 10… Read more

Any British Prime Minister who meets the Dalai Lama knows it will upset the Chinese government — but for decades, no British Prime Minister has much cared. John Major met… Read more

When news broke last Thursday evening that the US Federal Reserve had decided to keep interest rates on hold, I happened to be surrounded by serious economists representing a range… Read more

This week I woke up shocked to find myself on the front page of the Daily Mail. Apparently I’m the first person in history to have gone on the record… Read more

It’s all the rage to mistrust the powerful these days, to say politicians are scum, or all bankers are selfish. Journalists are considered particularly disgusting post-Corbyn, which encourages all manner… Read more

A friend of mine once watched Jeremy Corbyn try to rape an owl. This was the early to mid-1980s. The Labour leader used to come round to my squat in… Read more

Five years ago this Saturday, Ed Miliband was crowned Labour leader. Three days later, he had to deliver his first conference speech in that role. It was a distinctly underwhelming… Read more

From ‘The will of the majority’, The Spectator, 18 September 1915: The minority may declare, as have some of the trade union leaders, that they are the people—though in reality they… Read more

Jeremy Corbyn has been compared to plenty of people over the past few months — a geography teacher, Michael Foot, Brian from the Monty Python film — but my favourite… Read more

Home In a speech at the Shanghai stock exchange, George Osborne, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, announced a feasibility study into the trading of Chinese and British shares in both… Read more

On Tuesday, Pope Francis set foot in the United States for the first time in his life. His plane touched down at Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland, where American presidents… Read more

Australian athletes only managed to get two silvers at the Beijing World Athletics Championships. But the good news is that one of them, Jared Tallent, is now a shoo-in for… Read more

The popularity of Writers’ Festivals is a growing cultural phenomenon matched by the boom in book groups. Now, book groups have been around for quite some time but I’m only… Read more

Next year will see the millennium of Cnut becoming King of England. It is an anniversary which must be high on the radar of many of the politicians in Canberra.… Read more