In the center of Rome a car was damaged by an explosion on Friday. Nobody got injured. During a search, the police found two improvised bombs between parked cars, reported the Italian public broadcaster RAI.
North Korea demanded extradition from the head of the South Korean intelligence service on Friday. According to prosecutors, Lee Byung-ho is one of the driving forces behind a murder plot against leader Kim Jong-un, reported KCNA State Press Office.
A language course for immigrants at a training center in the Brussels municipality of Anderlecht has caused concern. 'Dad threw a bomb and goes to prison,' is one of the French-speaking sentences in the textbook.
Emmanuel Macron is open to talks with conservative Republicans who want to collaborate on his agenda. That's why Arnaud Leroy, head of the candidate selection committee of Macrons, has moved Republic on its way! (REM), said.
The Turkish police arrested 53 former employees of the Istanbul Stock Exchange on Friday. According to the newspaper Habertürk, they are suspected of ties with the movement of Islamic spiritual Fethullah Gülen.
Dutch people still do not know what to do if someone gets a cardiac arrest. Almost three quarters have too little knowledge about resuscitation. That was the case two years ago. According to the Red Cross, it is very important that this change occurs and that people will follow a resuscitation course.
Ajax won the fight for the viewers of the Eurovision Song Contest on Thursday night. The decisive match of the Amsterdamers against the French Olympique Lyon in the semi-finals of the Europa League attracted 2,661,000 people. The song festival with the performance of the Dutch entry OG3NE accounted for 2,451,000 viewers.
A prominent Mexican activist dedicated to the search for missing people in the north-Mexico ravaged violence has been murdered. That has been announced by authorities in the province of Tamaulipas on Thursday.
The US Senate has approved President Trump's candidacy for the US sales representative for Thursday. This is an important post on the eve of negotiations for a new North American trade treaty with Canada and Mexico.
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro wants to prosecute security forces for the violence they have used against protesters during protests against his government. 'There have been complaints about the alleged abuse by government officials.
The Order of Physicians in Belgium is not pleased with the new review website, Wisdoc, on which patients can give doctors a review. They say Friday in the Belgian newspapers Het Nieuwsblad and De Standaard.
The organizations Claimingo and Reisrecht will formally assume Schiphol and airline companies formally responsible for the delays caused by passengers in the May holidays due to the far-reaching rows at the airport. Hundreds of demeaners have reported themselves to Claimingo and Reisrecht.
The district court judge in Alkmaar decided on Friday whether a 12-year cancer patient should be treated further for his illness after his will.
While more and more hands are needed on intensive care and district nursing, the number of nurses shrinks, reflecting new CBS figures. However, that scarcity also has a sunny side for some nurses.
A board member of the Delfland water board was arrested last Sunday in The Hague Forest because he had been abusing a woman in the forest soon.
It was a long time for the Ajax fans who came to Leidseplein on Thursday, but in the end they could be cheated.
A German translator for a left press office was arrested in Turkey. German transmitter ARD reported Thursday that the Turkish authorities suspected 32-year-old Mesale Tolu from making propaganda for terror and membership of a terrorist organization.
In a major action against criminal gangs, the US authorities have taken over 1300 arrests in six weeks. CNN reported Thursday that no such large-scale operation in the US has been taken against gangs before.
The supermarket chain Albert Heijn has been found guilty of age discrimination. Vacancies are often asked for students or students, but this is not always permitted. The AD states that the Human Rights College proposes a statement published in a few days.
CIA Superman Mike Pompeo has alarmed the large amounts of weapons in Venezuela. In a Senate Commission in the US, Pompeo warned Thursday that the weapons could fall into the wrong hands.
At FNV, Thursday was a key driver from the top of the trade union. Ruud Kuin had been re-elected at the FNV congress for a new term, but at the vote in the parliamentary parliament he was not re-elected.
The vwo exam Management and Organization this afternoon has been experienced by the candidates as a lot easier than the 'horror exam' Dutch. 'A good, current and modern exam,' concludes Johan Krab of the Alkmaar Jan Arentsz lecturer Johan Krab.
Clearing the immense floating plastic waste soup in the Pacific is going to happen sooner and faster. 'We will start cleaning up early next year,' invented inventor and environmental activist Boyan Slat (22) of Ocean Cleanup Thursday evening. 'Within five years we have cleaned up 50 percent of the waste.'
Feyenoord can get started to build a new Kuip. The Rotterdam club, which is part of Feyenoord City (Feyenoord Stadium and Feijenoord Stadium, have joined hands) got a go from the city council, with 35 votes in favor and 10 against.
The negotiating quartet VVD, CDA, D66 and GroenLinks have now reached agreement on a number of topics. There will also be more meetings in the evenings.
President Donald Trump said on Thursday to the NBC that he would like to send out the FBI chief James Comey. In his opinion, he did not need any recommendations from the Ministry of Justice. It has been a mess with the FBI for quite some time, according to Trump.
Two weeks before Donald Trumps visit to Pope Franciscus, an artist in Rome depicted the two kisses in a life-sized mural at the Vatican.
The trial of the December murders, in which the Surinamese president, Desi Bouterse's chief suspect, is continued. This is evidenced by the judgment of the Court of Justice, the supreme court in Suriname.
The investigation into Russia's possible interference in the US presidential elections of 2016 continues. That said Andrew McCabe, acting director of the FBI, said in the Senate Information Commission on Thursday.
