In France an angry response to the speech of the American President Donald Trump at the NRA weapon lobby. He worked out how terrorists killed their hostages in the Bataclan concert hall. 'Shameful and obscene', Francois Hollande, who was president of France during the attacks in 2015.
A Belgian woman is angry that her hairdresser charges twice as much as for men. She filed a complaint with the Institute for Equality between Women and Men.
King Carl XVI Gustaf has adapted the statutes of the Swedish Academy. The palace has informed that. The adaptation should help the Academy to return to work after eight out of eighteen members had given in to it.
A radio campaign against the castration of piglets from animal rights organization Gaia has been wrongly reported by Belgian pig farmers. The farmers are called 'cruel' and in the commercial follows a 'sharp' description of the ritual according to Gaia.
A 68-year-old man from the American state Vermont has to justify himself in court because he has silenced his smoke detector in a striking way. Leroy Mason was so crazy about his smoke alarm that he shot twice with his shotgun. That caused some damage at the adjacent apartment.
Two notorious pedos fleeing the police were detained in Northern Ireland last Saturday. The case caused a lot of fear among people living in the region
Iran has banned the widely used chatapp Telegram. The decision is 'based on the requirements of security services for tackling illegal activities of Telegram', reports the state television of the Islamic Republic. Iran had already banned officials from using Telegram.
A Swedish underage girl is ordered to collect personal items, including the used condom from the perpetrator.
Britain is considering setting up its own satellite navigation system and stepping out of the European Galileo project. Brussels wants to deny London access to sensitive safety information after the departure of Great Britain from the EU. London is angry and does not pick it up.
A quarrel about the legacy of the wealthy stock exchange trader Michael Morgan Taylor who died during 9/11 has led to a bizarre ruling by the judge.
US President Donald Trump has taken an angry look at California's governor, Jerry Brown. He releases four hundred members of the national guard for combating cross-border crime. They will not focus on the control of illegal immigration, as Trump wanted.
In the middle of Berlin's Prenzlauerberg district, a place for the well-to-do bourgeoisie, this week a Jewish boy was brutally molested by Arab assailants with a belt. The student veterinary medicine was mistreated because of his keppeleltje.
Turkey accuses Greece of violating international law by not handing out eight Turkish soldiers who, according to Ankara, were involved in the failed coup in 2016.
A market trader in the British Lymington may no longer scream his merchandise. He got a screaming ban imposed after the complaints rained about his pruning sales method.
Two of the bees ran into the light in Israel when they hit each other along the road. The duo had no quarrel, but tried to expel furious bees, police officers discovered that came down on the wondrous scene.
The former FBI boss who compares the president with a mafia boss and makes up for an unethical egoist who wants to abuse the services of the FBI, among other things to refute rumors about urine sex with prostitutes so that the First Lady does not doubt him.
An angry farmer in South Korea killed his neighbor's dog because it did not stop barking. To make matters worse, the sixties decided to cook the beast and serve with the owner of the dog during a dinner. The business provokes bewilderment and anger all over the world.
Protesters have at least sixteen killed at the headquarters of the UN mission in the Central African Republic (CAR). These were victims who were killed in fighting in PK5, a Muslim enclave in the predominantly Christian capital Bangui. Demonstrators blame UN soldiers for shooting at civilians.
Donald Tusk still does not understand anything about the British decision to leave the European Union. 'Brexit is against me. And that is actually an understatement ', said the President of the European Council Tuesday in Dublin. 'In my opinion, Brexit is one of the saddest moments in European history in the 21st century. I am sometimes really angry about that. '
The 20-year-old Ciara was quick to get a hamburger at McDonald's in Edinburgh, but when she had taken a few bites, she made a discovery that took away all appetite. On top of a piece of lettuce was a dead spider.
The Russian authorities have all the shopping centers in the country checked for fire safety. That made Prosecutor General Yuri Tsjajka known in the aftermath of the deadly fire in Kemerovo, news agency TASS.
The Belgian police have distributed nearly a hundred coupons to campaigning taxi drivers. The angry drivers received an official report on or around the Brussels ring road because they maliciously interfered with traffic and for other violations, according to Minister of Internal Affairs Jan Jambon.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared national mourning Wednesday to reflect on the victims of the fatal fire in a shopping center in Siberia. In addition, 64 people, including 41 children, were killed.
The Kosovo police have arrested a high Serbian official. This led to an angry reaction from Belgrade. Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic spoke of a 'brutal provocation' and accused the EU mission in Kosovo (EULEX) of complicity.
A summit meeting between Turkey and the EU on Monday in Bulgaria, intended to defrost the relationship, threatens to miss its target. Ankara is angry because the 28 EU leaders have sharply criticized the country.
One of the most famous faces of the American channel Fox News, Ralph Peters, has resigned. He got on because, according to him, the channel 'has become a propaganda machine for a disastrous and ethically ruined government.'
Facebook topman Mark Zuckerberg speaks to his staff for the first time since this week's upheaval about leaked user data. He is also expected to answer questions about the issue together with operational responsible person Sheryl Sandberg.
A Russian model broke her back when she jumped from the sixth floor of a hotel in Dubai. The reason: she fled from a man who wanted to rape and murder her. The Sun writes this on the basis of reports in Russian media.
Inhabitants of the Crimea are allowed to vote for the first time in Russian presidential elections. Ukraine reacted angrily and took measures.
The Russian Maria Lebedeva (23), once the most beautiful girl in the class, had a bright future ahead of her after her graduation. But her beauty and brains remained little when she got a car accident after a violent fight with her boyfriend.
