Guardiola and Klopp have redefining English football, the Prem is unrecognisable from just ten years ago
RIVALS Liverpool and Manchester City are not only locked in the most thrilling title race ever – they are redefining English football. Managerial masterminds Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp have made the Premier League virtually unrecognisable from just ten years ago. The Spaniard and German’s relentless drive for perfection has left the rest of their […]
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Primarul din Mioveni, Ion Georgescu, a spus astăzi într-o conferinţă de presă a PSD Argeş că lucrările de construire a noului spital orăşenesc din Mioveni decurg conform planurilor de până acum, iar pe 20 septembrie se vor muta aici şi secţiile de la spitalul "Sf. Spiridon". Pentru finalizarea lucrărilor şi pentru investiţii este nevoie de 20 milioane de euro, bani pe care primarul a spus că administraţia locală i-ar putea accesa printr-un credit dacă nu va primi până în mai un răspuns favorabil din partea Ministerului Sănătăţii către care a făcut mai multe solicitări de finanţare pe diverse programe. În ceea ce priveşte angajările, Ion Georgescu a precizat că nu primăria se ocupă de acestea, ci Ministerul Sănătăţii. Cei interesaţi trebuie să urmărească ediţiile din iulie şi august ale revistei "Sănătatea" în care vor fi publicate anunţurile de angajare. - ( 05.04.2019 ) ION GEORGESCU, VEŞTI DESPRE NOUL SPITAL DIN MIOVENI | MIOVENI
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Plecarea deputatului Georgescu de la PSD la Pro România, parte a unui calcul complicat pentru PSD
Conducerea PSD ia în calcul să amâne până după Paște o reorganizare a Guvernului și, implicit, validarea în Parlament a noilor miniștri din cabinetul Dăncilă, pentru a-l scoate astfel din joc pe Klaus Iohannis. Î...(Citește tot articolul)
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Lionel Messi clinched the La Liga title for Barcelona on Saturday but the heartwarming festivities with his sons stole the show - with social media users joking they had celebrated more titles wins that Cristiano Ronaldo.
Khabib Nurmagomedov's pride in his background, commitment to his training and motivation by glory, not money, has helped propel him to the top of MMA, according to one coach who was part of setting him on the path to glory.
Chelsea skipper Cesar Azpilicueta certainly came off second best in a tangle with Manchester United's giant forward Romelu Lukaku on Sunday, as he was sent flying over the pitchside barrier following a shoulder from the Belgian.
The former Catalan president Carles Puigdemont has been denied a visa by the Canadian government after he was invited to speak in the country by Quebec separatists.
Model-turned-football agent Wanda Nara set temperatures soaring online after sharing a topless image of herself in a particularly revealing pose with her husband, Inter Milan star Mauro Icardi.
Russian-led gas pipeline project Nord Stream 2 may save the European Union about eight billion dollars annually thanks to a 13 percent drop in costs, according to the enterprise’s operator.
The elder brother of two suicide bombers believed to have participated in the deadly Sri Lanka Easter bombings has been detained outside the country’s capital with two swords, local media have reported.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is reportedly considering an entirely new angle on its investigation into Boeing’s 737 Max line of jets after a company insider called a hotline to highlight a new issue with the aircraft.
Pakistan, which has been India’s arch-nemesis for decades, will never be treated as a friend in New Delhi, and it will be the “biggest weakness” to consider Islamabad as a friendly neighbor, its deputy foreign minister has said.
Former world heavyweight champion Mike Tyson claims his rough upbringing led him to have murderous thoughts as a youth, admitting in a candid UK TV interview to shooting at people while growing up in the New York gang culture.
“He always knew a thing or two about magic tricks,” a tongue-in-cheek ad of Russian’s NTV channel said as it announced its “new” show will be hosted by none other than comedian-turned-Ukrainian president-elect, Volodymyr Zelensky.
Just three weeks before the European Parliament elections, almost half of Germans do not really know who the candidates are, a recent poll has shown.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered a study to examine a car bridge project that would connect Russia’s Primorsky Region with North Korea, the president’s envoy to the Far Eastern federal district has said.
At least five people including a pastor have reportedly been killed during a gun attack on a church in Burkina Faso by suspected militants who fled the scene on motorbikes.
Football fans in the US have slammed star striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, after the giant Swede screamed into defender Nedum Onuoha’s face on netting the winner for LA Galaxy in an ill-tempered victory over Real Salt Lake in MLS.
Brazilian MMA fighter Joyce Vieira has revealed she has suffered sleepless nights after hitting a man who reportedly exposed himself while she was posing for a beach photoshoot in Rio de Janeiro.
President Donald Trump has alleged bias by the Democratic National Committee (DNC) in favor of “more traditional” presidential hopeful Joe Biden, tweeting that the DNC has set off on a “quest to destroy” Bernie Sanders.
Czech international footballer Josef Sural has died aged 28 after a minibus carrying him and fellow players from Turkish club Aytemiz Alanyaspor crashed while returning from an away game on Sunday.
Russia has managed to reduce the use of the US dollar in settlements with its foreign trade partners, significantly expanding the number of deals in Russian rubles and euro, according to international audit firm FinExpertiza.
Ecuador traded Julian Assange for a loan from the International Monetary Fund, which can only be handed out with the approval of Washington, John Shipton, the WikiLeaks co-founder’s father, has said.
Defensive back Corey Ballentine was shot just hours after being selected by the New York Giants in the sixth round of the NFL draft, while his college teammate Dwane Simmons was killed in the incident.
The liberal establishment would love nothing more than to “cancel” YouTube’s most popular personality for being a closet Nazi, but PewDiePie presents a moving target – and they have every right to fear him.
Two main suspects connected to the recent Sri Lanka terror attacks have been detained by police, according to a local news portal citing police.
Southwest Airlines, the largest Boeing 737 MAX customer, says Boeing told them a standard flight angle alert system had to be bought separately to be activated, contradicting the manual – and only after the deadly Lion Air crash.
Under a state of emergency after a spate of suicide bombings last week, Sri Lanka has imposed a ban on all forms of face coverings. The measure is aimed at helping police with identification as they hunt for terrorism suspects.
The New York State attorney general has opened a probe into the National Rifle Association's (NRA) finances, which could see it lose its non-profit status. It comes as the group’s president leaves amid accusations of blackmail.
Farmers in India, who were sued by PepsiCo for planting patented potatoes, have rejected an out-of-court settlement. Supported by officials and fellow farmers, they have the national law on their side, activists say.
President Vladimir Putin said the suggestion by Ukraine’s president-elect to give Ukrainian citizenship to Russians “suffering from an authoritarian regime” is “a good thing,” which would only bring the kindred nations closer.
A Chinese ambassador has urged the UK not to be swayed by outside interests as it develops its 5G network amid a concentrated push by the US to pressure allies to drop tech giant Huawei from contracts over spying allegations.
After MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow flipped out over YouTube algorithms promoting RT content on the Mueller report, the host of that content, Chris Hedges, explains how her anger indicates serious problems with corporate news networks.
Yellow Vest protesters who have suffered life-changing injuries at the hands of French police have launched their own association, promising fresh actions against police brutality.
An Israeli illustrator drew his own version of the ‘anti-Semitic’ cartoon printed in the New York Times depicting PM Netanyahu as a guide dog leading ‘blind’ President Trump. RT asked people in Israel what they think.
Hillary Clinton impersonating US President Donald Trump while reading excerpts from the Mueller report has sparked an outpouring of groans across the internet.
The world has spent $1.8 trillion on its military in 2018. The US is leading the charge, while some of its NATO allies are also buffing their war budgets citing the Russian threat despite Moscow decreasing its military spending.
Washington’s push for intellectual property rights in the pharma industry is an attack on India’s generic drug trade, New Delhi says as a US government report accuses India of distributing counterfeit drugs worldwide.
From attacking whistleblower Julian Assange, to doggedly supporting Washington’s foreign policy lines, to beating the dead horse on Russiagate, journalist Ben Norton tells RT the corporate media isn't designed to tell the truth.
US President Donald Trump is again trolling the world from his perch on Twitter, claiming former president Barack Obama and his running mate Joe Biden are the reason he got the job as president.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored a landmark 600th club goal with a low strike for Juventus in their 1-1 stalemate with Inter Milan on Saturday at the San Siro, beating his great rival Lionel Messi to the milestone.
Counting millions of ballot papers by hand proved to be a life-threatening job for hundreds of election staff in Indonesia, as over 270 died and nearly 2,000 fell ill after working long hours, an official has said.
Former vice president Joe Biden pulled in a cool $6.3 million in donations after announcing his bid for the presidency in 2020. But how does Biden’s haul compare to the loot brought in by his Democratic rivals?
Somali-American model Halima Aden will make history when she becomes the first ever person to wear a hijab and a 'burkini' in the pages of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue – with the step meeting mixed reaction online.
The US Navy has claimed that close-up footage released by Iran of an American aircraft carrier operating in the Persian gulf is “several years old,” tacitly acknowledging that the audaciously captured images are genuine.
US President Donald Trump has tweeted his support for the National Rifle Association (NRA), branding the ongoing probe into it a “siege” and urging the embattled non-profit to end infighting and get back to “greatness.”
Covered in gold and encrusted with gemstones, a high-end replica of the powerful artifact, the Infinity Gauntlet, will make you feel like Marvel’s villainous titan Thanos while charging your smartphone.
Senior members of the New Irish Republican Army say that Britain’s decision to leave the European Union is driving young people to join the paramilitary republican organization.
The controversial Satanic Temple is giving its lawyers another workout, this time suing a city in Minnesota for withdrawing permission for a monument dedicated to the devil.
PSG's Neymar has been caught on tape appearing to 'punch' a fan on the chin after he attempted to take a photograph of the Brazilian forward following his side's French Cup Final defeat on penalties to Rennes.
One of two Emirati men detained in Turkey on suspicion of both spying and having possible ties to the Jamal Khashoggi embassy murder case has reportedly taken his own life in prison, according to government and media sources.
Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan was embroiled in a heated exchange on live television during his interview with an animal hunter who boasted about killing more than 5,000 elephants.
The Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) has launched a regional fund worth 6-7 billion yuan (around $1 billion) with its Chinese partners.
US Navy Rear Adm. John Ring, a commander in charge of the infamous Guantanamo bay prison has been fired over the “loss of confidence in his ability to command” after a monthlong probe details of which the Pentagon didn’t disclose.
Jose Mourinho says Ajax and Tottenham know they have a “unique” opportunity to reach the UEFA Champions League final, as the pair prepare to meet in London on Tuesday night.
The Labour Party’s shadow foreign secretary got on board with the anti-Trump crowd ahead of the US president’s visit to the UK, declaring him a ‘threat to our world order.” But some commenters took issue with her choice of words.
Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez’ socialist party PSOE is set to come out on top in Sunday’s elections, but it’ll have to form a coalition in the fragmented parliament. Meanwhile, right-wing party Vox enters with over 20 seats.
Russiagate guru Rachel Maddow has caught wind of the latest Kremlin-linked outrage: YouTube recommended an RT video about the Mueller report! And now social media users have lined up to laugh at her.
Transatlantic crossings have become somewhat mundane but this Frenchman turned his journey into a real tour de force, as he spent four months afloat on a small barrel-shaped capsule.
The German Army and Air Force are preparing to train Saudi officers as the kingdom continues its brutal bombing campaign in Yemen, which killed and maimed hundreds of civilians, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis on the ground.
Iran may pull out of the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) as part of retaliatory measures to a renewed sanctions push from Washington, Iran’s foreign minister has said.
Chinese President Xi Jinping loves to watch the fantasy TV series Game of Thrones, but believes the brutal fictional world of Westeros shouldn’t become a template for international relations, a local paper has reported.
For the first time in years, the leader of Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS) has appeared in video footage, disproving long-running rumors of his death.
A Harare-bound Zimbabwean airliner requested an emergency landing and circled around the airport near Johannesburg, South Africa, after its engine suddenly caught fire shortly after takeoff.
Britain’s bid to break away from the European Union may have the unintended consequence of fracturing the United Kingdom, as new polling suggests that 49 percent of Scots now want independence.
Producer and acclaimed director John Singleton passed away in Los Angeles after his family made the “agonizing decision” to take him off life support, according to a statement released to the media on Monday.
Change UK, the new pro-second-referendum group, has ambitions to be the political party for all ‘remain’ voters in May’s EU Parliament elections, but why are they polling so badly?
The European Union has accepted an offer by Visa and Mastercard to reduce fees on payments made by tourists using cards issued outside the bloc. This could put an end to the companies’ long-running antitrust battle with Brussels.
Austrian tennis star Dominic Thiem followed up his sensational win over all-time great Rafael Nadal on Saturday by besting Daniil Medvedev to clinch the Barcelona Open title 6-4, 6-0 in the Spanish city.
German ultra-nationalists believe a civil war and an eventual demise of the state will come about, and are preparing for it by training to use firearms and explosives, a local security service has warned.
UFC 242, the event heavily speculated to feature the return of UFC lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov to defend his crown against Dustin Poirier, has been officially announced to take place in Abu Dhabi on September 7.
Former Indiana Senator and nuclear disarmament champion Richard Lugar has died, aged 87. Lugar was honored by the Russian embassy in Washington for legislation that helped Russia dispose of thousands of Cold War-era weapons.
The world’s largest diamond miner by volume, Russia’s Alrosa, has revealed a huge light yellow rough diamond weighing almost 118.91 carats at its deposit in the northeastern region of Yakutia.
Students have petitioned the president of Russia’s Higher School of Economics for the removal of a monument to Felix Dzerzhinsky, head of the first Soviet security police who oversaw mass persecution after the 1917 revolution.
To pay or not pay? That’s not a question for court bailiffs from the Siberian city of Irkutsk who produced a music video reminding debtors about their responsibilities and the consequences of failing to meet financial obligations.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has condemned the shooting at a California synagogue, and announced that he will host a summit to discuss the increasing number of anti-Semitic attacks around the world.
Seven people have been shot, one of them fatally, near Perkins Square Baptist Church in Baltimore, Maryland, police say. The attacker is reportedly on the run. The shooting doesn’t seem to be connected with the church itself.
Officials from the annual Trieste half-marathon in Northern Italy have backtracked on a recent decision to not allow runners of African origin compete following a barrage of racism accusations.
US cyber officials are attempting to put the squeeze on their European allies, saying they will have to reassess their ability to share information with them if they use Huawei in their 5G networks.
Never has Ryan Braun's status on the Milwaukee Brewers roster been quite so literal after the MLB left fielder had a pitcher of beer spilled on him by a fan as he attempted to make an acrobatic catch on Sunday.
Manchester City have returned to the top spot in the English Premier League with a sole second half strike from Sergio Aguero enough to claim three points and pile further pressure on Liverpool with just two league games to go.
Journalist Aaron Mate has eviscerated MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow for peddling “Trump-Russia conspiracy theories, falsehoods & innuendo,” after Maddow threw a tantrum when YouTube dared to recommend an RT video.
A US Army vet who converted to Islam mulled a mass killing of Christians, Jews and police officers in “retribution” for the Christchurch mosque attack in New Zealand, says an indictment describing his failed “martyrdom.”
A sambo event in Russia’s Vladivostok descended into chaos when two female athletes brawled in the stands, leaving one with concussion and a broken nose.
The world’s fourth most populous country Indonesia looks set to move its capital city away from flood-prone, sinking and overcrowded Jakarta to elsewhere on the Asian archipelago, according to the country’s planning minister.
This is the hilarious moment a competitor running the 26.2 miles (42km) of the London Marathon could not quite complete the race - because his Big Ben outfit wouldn't fit though the finish line.
Italy’s Deputy PM Matteo Salvini was lured into a selfie trap by a pair of female students, who kissed in front of him and started a meme avalanche. But the supposedly “anti-LGBT” Salvini shot back by posting the viral photo.
Seven suspected members of Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS) have been detained outside Moscow. The men were tasked by “foreign emissaries” to recruit more terrorists locally, investigators said.
In a move that many have interpreted as a shot across the bow of US President Donald Trump, Pope Francis has donated $500,000 to help Central American migrants stranded in Mexico as they try to reach America.
Manchester United's Champions League hopes are on life support after another David De Gea error gifted Chelsea's Marcos Alonso an equalizing goal at Old Trafford on Sunday, prompting fans to debate if he is still the world's best.
Kellyanne Conway and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have traded blows on Twitter after the White House adviser accused the Democratic representative of failing to condemn the attacks on Christian churches in Sri Lanka.
A friendly beluga whale wearing a harness was spotted by Norwegian fishermen and freed from its garment. Now the country’s media are speculating that the marine animal must have been working for the Russian Navy.
This week, Washington said it is suspending temporary sanctions waivers that had allowed several countries to continue buying Iranian oil without incurring America’s wrath. The measure comes into effect on May 2.
Sri Lankan security forces are on high alert amid warnings of more possible suicide bomb attacks in the country by assailants dressed in military fatigues using vans.
The sound of gunfire coming from the rear entrance of the US embassy in Haiti was on Monday reported by the official Twitter account for the US Department of State Bureau of Consular Affairs.