A 2-year-old boy was killed after he shot himself in the face with a wandering pistol in his parental home. The toddler managed to get hold of the weapon by climbing on a stool next to the counter.

Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis is accused of possible conflicts of interest. The wealthy politician would still have close ties with the chemical company Agrofert, which he founded, which received EU subsidies.

Two young fans of a South Korean actor have circumvented security at an airport in Bangkok. They wanted to greet their idol Lee Jong-suk there. The adventure can give the duo a year of imprisonment.

Getting married with the love of your life is a little girl's dream for many women. This also applies to the seriously ill 19-year-old Nina Marino. She died a few days after she gave the yes to the love of her life from the hospital bed.

Europe and Asia can better connect, not only with better transport links, but also in the digital and energy fields. The European Commission presented Wednesday a strategy that should give the connections between both continents a boost.

The Liberian central bank turns out to have lost 89 million euros in cash. The government investigates what happened to the money and has forbidden fifteen people to leave the country. These include the son of former president Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and the former head of the central bank.

A wasp has caused a kilometer-long traffic jam in the German state of Thuringia. The driver of a truck lost control over the wheel when he tried to drive the insect away, police say.

A 45-year-old American from Long Island has completely broken through a defeat in the popular video game Fortnite. He sent an eleven-year-old boy a series of messages in which he threatened to open the fire at the house and at the young gamer's school.

While Glennis Grace is preparing for the results of America \u0026 # x27; s Got Talent, Wednesday in the United States in the early morning hours closed the ballot boxes. American TV viewers could vote for their favorite finalist for twelve hours on Tuesday night.

More concrete problems were detected during inspections in the two Belgian nuclear power plants. It was already clear that the concrete is being 'degraded' in bunkers with emergency systems in two reactors of the Doel and Tihange power plants. Now it has been found that the concrete in the bunker ceilings of two more reactors does not meet the requirements.

Jellyfish hunter SpongeBob SquarePants likes to fish behind small cute specimens with his net. Those critters do not fall into the alien-like jellyfish that a family found in New Zealand.

An orthopedic surgeon and his girlfriend have drugged and sexually abused women.

In order to prevent aggression in trains in Belgium, supervision is stepped up. More safety employees have been traveling since the beginning of this week, especially in trains at late hours. Railway company NMBS has also requested reinforcement from the federal railway police.

The forthcoming departure of the United Kingdom from the EU does not mean that the other Member States no longer have to surrender suspects. A European arrest warrant issued by the British must simply be executed.

A violent storm has blown a caravan on the Irish west coast with a woman in it from a cliff. In addition, the woman who was in her fifties was killed. The \u0026 # x27; Gardaí \u0026 # x27; (police) reported that after a long search the body was found not far from the village of Claddaghduff on a beach. The caravan was difficult to reach for rescuers despite the fact that the colossus did not end up in the sea.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in is speaking to his US counterpart Donald Trump in Washington on Tuesday. Moon is in North Korea for a three-day summit with the dictator of that country, Kim Jong-un. The summit ends Friday. Moon then goes Sunday to New York reported news agency Yonhap.

Five people were injured when a car driver at a Muslim center in north-west London drove pedestrians with his car. The driver and three other passengers would have issued anti-Islamic cries after they had previously had a fight with a number of bystanders.

The French filmmaker and writer Marceline Loridan-Ivens died on Tuesday at the age of ninety. Her second husband was the Dutch filmmaker Joris Ivens (1898-1989). The death of Loridan is according to French media published by Jean Veil, the son of her best friend, the now deceased former minister Simone Veil.

The leaders of North and South Korea visit a volcano on the Chinese border on Thursday. The active volcano is called the Paektu Mountain and is revered by many Koreans as a spiritual source of the country.

Both the Italian and international trade unions of journalists raise alarm about the curtailment of press freedom in Italy. The government in Rome even wants to stop indirect state support for media and calls on state-owned companies not to advertise in newspapers anymore. There should be as few 'impure' publishers of daily newspapers as possible.