On a square in Munich people got injured when a man started to knock around a knife.

Fifteen to twenty people died on Saturday due to a landslide in Malaysia. Construction workers were buried under debris on a construction site in George Town, the capital of the Malaysian island of Penang. Two bodies are kept, for the lives of the others are feared, report the authorities.

The United States has urged the Iraqi government to avoid hostilities in northern Iraq. Among other things, by limiting the advance of troops in the area.

The Brazilian police arrested 108 people suspected of involvement in the proliferation and production of child pornography on several occasions by the country. It is the largest operation against pedophilia in Latin America, reports the BBC.

Researchers have again questioned the death of Chilean poet Pablo Neruda. After the discovery of an unknown bacterium, Spanish forensic specialists are no longer sure that Neruda has died of the effects of cancer.

The Spanish Council of Ministers will meet in a special session on Saturday because of the situation in Catalonia. Premier Mariano Rajoy is then expected to appeal to Article 155 of the Spanish Constitution to bring the region back under direct control of Madrid.

Terrorist Movement Islamic State has claimed the attack on a prayer house in Kabul, Afghanistan. At the time of the attack, at least 39 people died and another 45 injured people, including women and children.

It is the cradle of ancient Chinese self-defense art, but by 2017 it is still a source of inspiration for combatants from now on. In the Shaolin Temple, everything has been about kungfu for almost 1500 years. The People's Republic cherishes its special and traditional past in the sanctuary, where young children are still trained for war mankind.

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Certainly sixteen Egyptian security officers were killed in a firearm with militants on Friday. This occurred during a police invasion in their shelter in the western west of the Nile. According to the Minister of the Interior, a number of extremists have also come to life. The government units are still working out the area.

Saudi predecessor Ahmed Bin Saad Al Qarni has called out the wrath of the internet over sight by a few tweets claiming that the cause of rape should be sought primarily by women.

They call him the 'Czech Trump' or 'Berlusconi of the Vltava'. Billionaire Andrej Babis has major problems with justice and controls virtually all Czech media. On Saturday, the puissant rich entrepreneur, who holds 250 companies, can also become prime minister of his Eastern European country.

An hour's flight from Amsterdam is a Dutch miniclassifate. In the middle of England, dozens of Dutch Muslims live on a farm under the leadership of a clan of radical chefs. A paradise on earth is not: ex-followers go to The Telegraph at the bell. 'They have ruined my life.'

The nuclear tests conducted by North Korea in the nuclear test center Punggye-ri, deep in the ground under the Mantap mountain, have also led to various other earthquakes.

A Turkish teacher who has been in hunger strike for months has been allowed to wait for the rest of his trial. Primary school teacher Semih Özakca (28) has been released according to lawyers. He must provisionally carry an ankle from the court in Ankara.

A 26-year-old motorist tried Wednesday's German police to lead a garden in a drug check. Agents had taken the man off the road in Kaiserslautern. The man had to pee in a jar because he was clearly under the influence of narcotics, but suddenly no urine appeared but a ray of water came out of his genitals.

Certainly one person died on Friday afternoon by a knife attack at a Polish mall. At least seven others were injured.

An 8-year-old boy has caused massive damage in Germany by car. He climbed an unattended moment behind the wheel and rode a window in Kressbronn am Bodensee (Baden-Württemberg).

On the European Day without Traffic Death, sixteen of the 31 participating countries left no one in traffic this year. A successful result, according to the European Commission. There were 43 victims, as much as last year, according to figures from the European Traffic Police Network on 'project EDWARD'. By 2015 there were seventy.

Thousands of Somalis have said goodbye to the victims of the bloody attacks last weekend. They gathered in Mogadishu to pray for the over three hundred dead.