Spain choose another parliament Sunday. It is feared that it will be just as divided as the parliament to be elected in December. Possible, the outgoing prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, as a resting place in politics, something more votes as a result of the turmoil surrounding the British referendum on Thursday on EU membership.
Scientists have again measured a gravitational wave. It is the second time that works. Such waves are perhaps the greatest mystery of the universe. Science has for years dabbled and delved, but now it is clear that they do indeed exist. The particular measurement is announced Wednesday at a press conference in San Diego.
The Belgian Princess Astrid was the victim near Paris of a robbery. That confirmed the Royal Palace. Her purse was stolen from her car, more details were not disclosed.
On the Albert Canal in Antwerp on Tuesday evening a barge against a bridge hazards. Thereby became one of the passengers seriously injured. There were a total of eight people on board.
Thousands of people in the northeast of Spain have become ill after drinking water that was contaminated with particles of human feces. The Guardian reported Tuesday according to local health authorities which 4146 people in Catalonia have been treated with symptoms such as nausea, vomiting and fever, which causes the so-called norovirus.
The man who earlier this week made a false bomb threat at the Albert Heijn XL in Tilburg Friday arrested in the same supermarket.
A large SUV Monday evening considerable distances traveled in the Brussels metro and eventually stalled at the South Station. The driver has been detained by police, reported news agency Belga.
A great mystery of the universe is resolved. The mysterious gravitational waves exist, such as Albert Einstein had predicted a hundred years ago. This was announced Thursday.
European and US scientists have probably finally after a hundred years the evidence found what they were looking for all this time. On Thursday there will be news about the existence of so-called gravitational waves. Which are the missing puzzle piece in the universe.
One of the big missing pieces of the universe may be found. Scientists come Thursday with news of so-called gravitational waves. That press conference, simultaneously in the United States and Italy, was announced Monday. The rumors that had found something special, went around for weeks. Physicists from Amsterdam and astronomers from Nijmegen were also in enabling groundbreaking research.
The police have far too few opportunities to address human trafficking. Criminals who drive large numbers of strangers to the Netherlands, can not be well controlled because regulation gets in the way. On that draw police unions ANPV and NPB the bell.
Supermarket chain Albert Heijn warns customers who have recently purchased a tea light holder who no longer use, but to return it to the store. When returning the customer gets the money back, says Albert Heijn Monday.
The new Spanish liberal party Ciudadanos (Citizens) will not be part of a new government. As a party leader Albert Rivera Monday, a day after the parliamentary elections, said.
Spain chooses the polls Sunday a parliament for the first time is no longer dominated by the socialist PSOE and the conservative People's Party (PP) of the current Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy. New parties that hold the old guard responsible for the dramatic economic crisis and the deep-rooted culture of cronyism, will overcome many of the 350 seats in the Spanish parliament.
This Christmas is substantially again some time in the kitchen, which will certainly lead to the necessary cooking crises. This year, kitchen kings and queens invoke a special helpline WhatsApp Allerhande, the magazine of the supermarket chain Albert Heijn.
The complete wardrobe of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher comes under the hammer. Personal clothing, jewelry and mementos political sold piece by piece after the Victoria & Albert Museum chance stalled incorporate the wardrobe in her collection, reported the British newspaper The Telegraph Monday.
