The Italian government is enraged by the Italian clothing manufacturer Luciano Benetton in connection with the collapsed Morandi bridge in Genoa. This is the owner of the A10 at Genoa and the Morandi bridge after the motorways in Italy were privatized in 1999.

America is shocked by the gruesome find of the missing Shannan Watts and her two lovely little daughters.

A Muslim who refused to shake hands with a job interview received 3800 euros in damages.

Investors looking at gold to gauge the crisis look wrong. The large investment funds use to avoid uncertainty use US government bonds.

A bus from the Flixbus company was hit on Friday morning in the north of Germany. This involved at least sixteen injured. Six of them are in serious distress, the police say.

President Donald Trump once again made it clear that the United States 'will not pay' for the release of the American pastor Andrew Brunson. Trump calls the pastor 'a great patriotic hostage.'

The second longest bridge in South America, with the same design as the bridge collapsed in Genoa, has not been inspected for decades.

A love letter that arrives eight years later, when you had long forgotten the woman in question. Or a CD from your favorite artist from six years ago, who is now suddenly in the bus. It will happen to the Palestinians in the West Bank in the coming weeks.

The military parade that President Donald Trump requested and was on the agenda for Washington this November was postponed to 2019. 'We had planned 10 November 2018 for this event, but we decided to explore the possibilities for 2019 ', A Pentagon spokesman said in a statement. The Ministry has not given an official reason for the postponement.

Four aircraft have made an emergency landing in Chile and Peru after bomb threats. That has been announced by Chilean air traffic control.

President Trump is a master in building trust. He did that as a businessman and as a president. But he is at least as good at breaking down the trust in the institutions that oppose him. He undermines trust in the media, his own security services and the judicial process. This week, media decided to cooperate and show why they are not, as Trump says, the enemy of the people. Former CIA director John Brennan noticed what can happen when you stand up against the president.

The relief from English final exam pupils is great. Although their examinations may have been more difficult than ever, this has had no consequences for the final marks. After all, the Education Inspectorate has boosted the figures somewhat. According to them, the current generation of pupils should not be subjected to the stricter requirements.

The Vatican has responded with dismay to the reports of long-term and large-scale child abuse by Catholic clergy in the United States.

A plane from the German company Condor made a stopover on Crete on Thursday evening after a bomb threat. The pilot forced the aircraft that was traveling from the Egyptian tourist resort of Hurghada to Düsseldorf to the ground in Chania.

A 26-year-old British speed demon who thought he could drive through Dubai in the middle of the night with 230 km / h, is allowed to tune 30,000 euros. The man did not notice that he was being flashed.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has appointed Brian Hook as special delegate for Iran. The experienced political adviser at the department will be in charge of the 'action group Iran' which was called on Thursday. This committee will coordinate the policy regarding Tehran.

An earthquake shook the inhabitants of the Italian region of Molise on the Adriatic coast on Thursday evening. According to the seismological service, the shock had a force of 5.2. There are no reports of victims or damage.

US Secretary of Justice Jeff Sessions has warned that anyone using a 3D printer to make 'undetectable' firearms made of plastic will be prosecuted. This is based on the possibilities that the law offers.

Iraq has carried out an air raid on a command center of Islamic State in neighboring Syria. As a result, an unknown number of members of the terror group have died. They wanted to carry out attacks across the border. That's what an Iraqi army spokesman said on Thursday.

The Ramblas in Barcelona are again full of roses, lights, notes, photos and hugs. Friday commemorates the city that a year ago the white bus of terrorist Younes Abouyaaqoub from Ripoll zigzagged over the pedestrian boulevard, causing thirteen fatalities and dozens of wounded. In total, sixteen people died in the attacks of Barcelona and Cambrils. The wounds are still far from healed.