24 Hours

24 Hours The Iraqi parliament on Sunday voted on a resolution calling for an end to the stay in Iraq of military forces affiliated with the US coalition fighting the Islamic State. About 5,000 U.S. troops are currently deployed in that country. "In the event of any hostility, if they do anything that we deem inappropriate, we will impose sanctions on Iraq, very strong sanctions on Iraq," Trump told reporters on Sunday on Presidential Air Force One en route from Florida to Washington. He said that under the possible sanctions, those imposed on Iran would appear "a bit bland." Trump has argued that the government in Baghdad should offset the cost of part of the infrastructure the US has built in Iraq, including a modern air base whose construction, he said, has paid the US billions of dollars. "We don't leave if they don't pay us," he said. The Iraqi parliament adopted a resolution Sunday urging the government to expel foreign troops f...

24 Hours The picture is accurate and taken by Anthony Hearsey, a photography expert who has been collecting all NASA fire data in Australia since December 5th. Although it does not show the current state of affairs, the photo uniquely shows what all the fires have killed in Australia, reports 24 hours.

24 Hours We convey his speech to you in full: "Dear friends, welcome to the Victory Factory, as I promised. Thank you all. Thank you to those who supported me and those who did not. Thanks to Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic. The campaign was hard and long. It was not fair, but it was so. Politics is a passionate business, full of love. I gave in and gave myself completely. If I said something untrue, it was not intentional. Now, we draw the line. From tomorrow I live a job differently than before. I've done some other things in my life. I am a prime minister and that was my burden in this journey. I was fighting for the truth even though the truth is in the form of gossip. The numbers are the numbers, the impression is the impression. I know there are many people I do not like, but with that we have to live on us few, we are not successful enough and divisions are not desirable.You will not listen to sweet stories of fellowship from me. I will insist that I do not hurt an...

24 Hours Danish investment bank Saxo Bank has released a "shock forecast" for 2020. Although the latter are considered unlikely, their potential consequences threaten the stability of financial markets. Saxo Bank analysts stress that their "shock forecasts" should not be considered an official recommendation, while suggesting that investors do not mislead themselves by underestimating the likelihood of such events. OIL WILL GET UP According to analysts, Russia and OPEC countries will respond to threats of shale oil production in the United States and announce further declines in production. After that, the price of the Brent barrel will rise to $ 90, which is above all favorable to Russia. Moscow could also benefit from green energy development, experts say. Particular attention to climate issues has led to an increase in the demand for “green” raw materials needed to produce means of controlling emissions from vehicles. Keep in mind the popularity of palla...

24 Hours Austria will no longer accept refugees from Lesbos Island, the country's chancellor, Sebastian Kurz, said in an interview with the Bild. In his view, "little Austria" has already done more than enough for migrants. "Austria has made a disproportionate contribution in recent years. Our country has received more than 150,000 asylum applications, in my opinion too much for small Austria, ”Kurz said. According to him, in the coming decades, Vienna will work to remove from Austria all those who received a negative response to the asylum request and who are in the country illegally, but also at the integration of those who have been granted asylum. Last November, Greek authorities announced plans to close three of the largest refugee camps on the islands of Lesbos, Samos and Chios. Instead of these camps, so-called "departure and identification centers" should be erected. It is assumed that these centers will house migrants without the prospect...

24 Hours All six are believed to be from Germany, said a police spokesman in Bolzano. Authorities believe the driver was drunk at the time he hit a group of people with a sports car in the mountain village of Luttachu / Lutag at about 1am at night. Eleven others were injured, four of them severely. The 20-year-old driver, a local resident, survived the crash. He had blood alcohol, according to media reports. He has been remanded in custody and is expected to launch an investigation into the murder, Italian news agency ANSA reported. Young tourists came for skiing and are believed to have been returning from the dance when the accident occurred.