In Malaysia there has been a commotion about a marriage between a 41-year-old man with a girl of 11 years old. The girl is a friend of the children of his second wife. Several organizations ask the authorities to intervene. Many Malaysians are furious and want the man to be punished and the girl is taken away from him.
An angry mob has lynched five people in India who were mistaken for kidnappers who targeted children. Villagers took the right in their own hands after the victims addressed a young girl in the village of Rainpada, reports Indian media.
The French president Macron has surprisingly come up with a house and techno party in his official residence, the Elysée.
The BBC regrets that Carrie Gracie, the correspondent in China, was paid less than male colleagues at similar posts. The British public channel has apologized for this and said to fully endorse the principle of equal pay for equal work.
The Red Hen restaurant in Lexington has made enemies besides friends by refusing White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders. One angry American even threw chicken droppings at the restaurant.
An American 'trophy hunter' goes viral on social media after she places photos of a giraffe shot on social media, accompanied by commentary that makes nature conservation fierce.
The Italian Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio warns the 'arrogant France' that in the area of migration it could become 'enemy number one' of Italy. On his Facebook page Di Maio suggested that the French president Emmanuel Macron wrongly gives the impression that it is not that bad with the migration problems.
Players and officials of the Senegal football team are fierce on businessman, billionaire and TV personality Lord Alan Sugar. He made a misplaced joke on Twitter. Senegalese politicians call for his resignation.
With an ultimatum until next Monday, the German minister Horst Seehofer (CSU) has thrown his boss Angela Merkel (CDU) to the throat. The angry Bavarian minister in the Interior refuses to wait for European solutions regarding the asylum problem. If there is no last-minute compromise this weekend, Seehofer will close the border with Austria for refugees.
The Italian and French governments have come into full collision about the floundering immigrants. Rome demands apologies from Paris. As long as this does not happen, the diplomatic crisis continues. The Italian Minister of Economic Affairs Giovanni Tria has canceled his trip to Paris to meet his colleague. Prime Minister Conte also plans to cancel his trip to Paris where he would meet French President Macron.
The Iraqi suspect of the murder of the German girl Susanna who had fled to his homeland should never have been extradited to Germany. According to Iraq, the extradition by the Kurdish regional government was a violation of the legal process.
The Indian police have arrested 16 people after a double murder in the state of Assam. An angry mob killed two men after they stopped at a village to ask for directions, the BBC reported. The attackers apparently thought they were dealing with kidnappers who had been targeting children.
A 100-year-old woman who broke her neck in Derby in a street robbery died of her injuries.
The appointment of a new prime minister has not yet restored peace in Jordan. Trade unions announced on Wednesday that they would continue with a major strike.
The Jordanian King Abdullah II is expected to ask Prime Minister Hani Mulki Monday for his resignation. That report Jordanian media on the basis of political sources. Mulki has to leave because of national dissatisfaction with his economic policy.
In the Jordanian capital Amman, thousands of people have protested against a reform plan of the tax system on Saturday. The protests have been running for three days and are the largest in five years in the country.
The 75-year-old Dutch expatriate Robert Geelhoed appears to have been horribly killed by two Indonesians, who have told the details of the murder in the courtroom. Both were sentenced to 15 years in prison.
Several passengers of an Indonesian plane were injured after a man had made a false bomb alert, Indonesian media reports. At that moment the aircraft was still on the ground in Pontianak, capital of the province of West Kalimantan on the island of Borneo.
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A 39-year-old mother was laughingly laid down after she had stabbed her 11-year-old daughter about 70 times with a knife. The woman was arrested when she was fleeing with her other daughter (8).
Actors and musicians react via Twitter shocked to the news of the shooting in Texas. At a high school in Santa Fe at least eight people were killed when a gunman opened fire.
An English couple who wear nannies on the production line is now so desperate that they offer an annual salary of 82,000 euros.
'Warning: this is a private parking place', as it is written on an angry note on an ambulance in London. The author threatens: the next time the ambulance is molested.
The United States still hopes that the planned summit will continue with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. Washington is also preparing for a difficult negotiation process, said White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders.
North Korea threatens to cancel the summit between leader Kim Jong-un and US President Donald Trump on June 12th. Pyongyang is angry about the military exercises that the Americans hold up to May 25 with South Korea. The South Korean news agency Yonhap has announced this. The reconciliation talks scheduled for Wednesday between senior officials from North and South will not take place.
The American embassy in Jerusalem is officially opened. Ambassador David Friedman receives approximately eight hundred guests in the new diplomatic post on Monday.
President Donald Trump is the big absent Monday at the opening of the US embassy in Jerusalem. He is represented at the ceremony by a delegation with, among others, his daughter Ivanka and his son-in-law Jared Kushner.
The US government has tightened security measures for its diplomatic posts in Islamic countries. Government officials told CNN that this extra vigilance is mainly due to the opening of the US embassy on Monday in Jerusalem. Washington takes into account protests at American embassies in Muslim countries for that day.
British photographers are furious about the press regulation around the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. There is almost no possibility to make decent shots of the bride and groom and for the presses you also have to pay a lot: 800 euros to be raised at Windsor by the tour.
The Japanese professor Hiroshi Ishiguro became famous with spectacular robots that he accurately modeled himself to the pore. 'The more human the robot, the easier we communicate with it,' he says.
