The United States has proven that the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has built a crematorium at a major military prison outside of Damascus. That said an official of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Monday.
Foreign visitors are happy to stay away from the Gay Pride in Singapore this summer. That's what organizers of the Pink Dot event say, 'have no choice' because of a change of laws.
A pastor from Zimbabwe who, like Jesus, wanted to walk about water, had to die with death. Jonathan Mtethwa chose the Crocodile River to show his followers what he was capable of.
A Syrian refugee must appear in Germany for a possible attack plan. The 20-year-old man at the end of last year tried to cross the border with neighboring Denmark, including kitchen knives, fireworks, batteries and walkie-ticks in his luggage.
President Emmanuel Macron appointed the Conservative Édouard Philippe as a new prime minister of France on Monday. Philippe (46) is the mayor of Le Havre and a confidant of the prominent conservative politician Alain Juppé of the Les Republicains party. This made Macron known on Monday.
One week after her defeat in the French presidential election, Marine Le Pen returned to the head of the Front National. The National Population Politics had temporarily surrendered its party's presidency to Steeve Briois to be able to focus fully on the struggle with the Socialist Emmanuel Macron. The leader of the political movement The Republic on its way! Was elected new president in the second round of elections.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel thinks that Emmanuel Macron's election as a new president of France could give Europe a boost. She receives Macron later on Monday on his first foreign trip as French head of state.
By two air attacks on Islamic State targets in Syria, there were certainly 35 deaths on Monday morning. Most victims are citizens. The attacks were conducted by members of the coalition supported by the US.
Following a new refusal by Turkey to allow German parliamentarians to join the air force base Incirlik, the government in Berlin is considering withdrawing German troops that are in NATO.
By an explosion in a car of auto parts in Eltmann in the German state of Bavaria, thirteen employees were injured on Monday. Four of them were flown to a hospital with serious injury, police reported.
The Italian mafia has found a new market to strike: the refugee shelter. The police in the southern European country arrested Monday 68 people, of whom many mafiosi, who have abused migrants. Thus they left money from state funds in their own pocket, intended to accommodate new refugees.
Chinese government agencies, ranging from the traffic police to industrial regulators, and companies were partially paralyzed on Monday by the global cyber attack. Dozens of services could not do their job properly. However, the spread of ransomware WannaCry seems less aggressive than was feared.
For US ex-military and whistleblower Chelsea Manning, her imprisonment is on Wednesday then finally. Manning gives her freedom to former United States President Barack Obama, who shortened her punishment at the end of his term.
The Belgian nuclear reactor Tihange 1 can be linked to the energy network as planned on 24 May. The nuclear watchdog FANC left Monday to give permission.
The political crisis in the Czech Republic about the resignation of Finance Minister Andrej Babis continues. Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka finished Alena Schillerova on Monday, by the party of Babis as a candidate for his succession last week.
Islamic state combat units have attacked the Eastern Syrian city Deir al-Zor on Sunday night with a heavy gun. According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, at least seven inhabitants were killed. The bombings went on monday.
The infamous German neonazi Horst Mahler has applied for asylum in Hungary. According to German media, the now 81-year-old extremist has even used to the Hungarian premier. The elderly Mahler hopes to escape his cell punishment in Germany.
Ferry crew in Greece will finish work on Tuesday and Wednesday. Feathers in the Aegean Sea will therefore continue for 48 hours. The sailors are still unhappy about the measures that must counteract black work in their industry. In addition, they oppose the planned cuts to their retirement, according to PNO Trade Union Monday.
In the two largest cities of Côte d'Ivoire, Abidjan and Bouaké, violent firefights broke out Monday, witnesses reported. It involved an army campaign aimed at ending a rewarding soldier's four-day misery for the payment of premiums.
Governments should see the international ransomware attack as a wake up call, Microsoft writes on his blog. If a government finds a weakness in a computer system, it must be shared with the rest of the world right away. The company wants a 'Digital Convention of Geneva', a worldwide treaty to protect citizens.
Travel agencies are now also under fire because airline passengers are more likely to suffer from long delays and flight cancellations. The deceased traveler is entitled to a compensation of up to 600 euros.
The Christian Democratic Party of German Chancellor Angela Merkel, CDU, won the elections with 33 percent of the votes in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) on Sunday. This is evidenced by the preliminary finalization announced on Monday morning.
The rocket test conducted by North Korea on Sunday was intended to test whether the rocket could be equipped with a large, heavy core head. The test conducted under the supervision of leader Kim Jong-un was a success in the country.
The state of emergency was declared Sunday in the Yemeni capital Sanaa due to a cholera epidemic. The outbreak of fatal infectious disease has already claimed tens of lives. That's what the authorities in the city, where the Houthi movement is swinging the scepter, announced.
More than two thousand rebels and their families left Qaboun, a suburb of the Syrian capital, Damascus on Sunday. That has reported Syrian state media. The exodus follows two months of air attacks and artillery shoots.
The United Nations Security Council meets on Tuesday for a consultation on the North Korea missile test. That has allowed diplomats to know Sunday.
Again there is an infection with ebola established in Congo. That said the World Health Organization (WHO) on Sunday. Another seventeen people may also be infected. The WHO is now conducting extensive research. A total of 125 people were investigated who had contact with suspected infectious persons.
When it comes to the Austrian Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz, parliamentary elections will be held shortly. Kurz talks with Chancellor Christian Kern and President Alexander Van der Bellen on Monday.
The Côte d'Ivoire army is in Bouaké doing an operation to restore the 'order' after three days of mice. That said the army's army, General Sekou Touré, said on Sunday. The turmoil arose because of the payment of bonuses.
US President Trump convened an emergency meeting on Friday after the large-scale attack with ransomware. That said a source at the White House on Sunday. Security Advisor Tom Bossert was instructed to organize the meeting.
