Two pilots from the American airline JetBlue are suspected of the rape of three women. The victims also worked in the aviation industry and taught the men...
Most people don't drink alcohol for a month to get rid of some pounds faster, but a man from the American city of Cincinnati takes a different approach. He only decided...
In a packed Bavarian beer hall, Jean-Claude Juncker's impervious successor barred Turkey from entering the EU: 'If I become President of the European Commission, and I'll be...'
There is nothing to be said about the proverb 'beer after wine gives venom, wine after beer gives pleasure'. To get or avoid a hangover, the order in which your beer and wine...
In the Flemish town of Wijnegem a mancave of 240 square meters has been opened that is equipped with billiard tables, game consoles, TVs and a bar with beer and cocktails. On the one hand a solution for...
A 31-year-old drunken guest has stabbed the groom on Saturday night during a wedding party because he no longer got any beer. The incident took place in the cultural center of the Belgian...
The world has a scarcity of resources over its head. At least, that is the conclusion of some scientists from the universities of Cambridge and California. Persistent climate change will complicate the cultivation of barley for making beer.
A man died on Friday of the consequences of a fight at Oktoberfest in the German city of Munich. In one of the beer tents the victim went after a brief exchange of words, with another man on the fist. He was seriously injured and later collapsed in the hospital.
A man in a vest with cables and wires threatened the security service at Berlin-Schönefeld airport on Tuesday morning.
In the first weekend of the Oktoberfest in Munich, it is estimated that more than 800,000 visitors have come to the festival. That was considerably more than in 2017, when it was about 600,000.
Matt Talbot, a Dubliner who died in 1925, was once a notorious slap. Now he is on his way to becoming a saint. Pope Francis will honor him on Saturday during his visit to predominantly Catholic Ireland, but not by giving a toast.
A pilot from Finnish company Finnair has appeared drunk at Helsinki airport this week. Colleagues noticed that the man had drunk and switched on the airport police.
A game of 'doing, daring or the truth' can lead to crazy things, but drinking a beer from a dead fish we had not heard before. The 28-year-old Aimee Lynn was challenged by her friends to perform the bizarre stunt, while the whole event was captured by one of the bystanders. The video appeared online and social media users find it disgusting.
The family of an American teenager, who was killed during a shooting, wanted to honor their son in a special way. That has succeeded. Matthews undoubtedly felt at home during his funeral.
The day after the massive protests against the dismissal of the Polish supreme judges, public life in Warsaw calmly continues, as if the separation of powers in the former Eastern Bloc country had not been lifted.
The Belgians wake up with a big smile on Tuesday morning. But after the football sheller against Japan, there is the realization that the Brazilians will have to be tapped from another barrel.
A brown, stepped bottle, a white label with red letters: sounds like a bottle of Duvel, is not it? Not always: the Belgian beer brand Filou is also sold in a bottle that resembles that of Duvel as two drops of water. And so Duvel Moortgat went to court to enforce adjustments.
WE have the name, but the Belgians can also use it. The beer coins of a World Cup football village in Kortrijk appear to have been falsified on a large scale.
If England finally plays decent football again during the World Cup, the beer threatens to throw a spanner in the works. Several pubs struggle to make the tap flow. Beer is enough, but it lacks carbonated flasks.
'Oh nein!' Sounds baffled after the German elimination. 'Die Mannschaft ist raus!' Says the commentator full of horror. All those present in the beer cellar Franziskaner in Munich collectively put their hands in the face.
Have you planned barbecues, parties or an evening of World Cup matches in the near future? Then it could just be an alcohol-free version. The beer stock is seriously threatened by a shortage of CO2, writes CNN, and beer brewers sweat carrots for the coming weeks.
Football and beer drinks go hand in hand. International football fans have drunk so much since the start of the World Cup in Moscow that there is a shortage of beer in the Russian capital.
The Belgian police will fine football supporters for showing their patriotism. Flags sticking out of a car will not be tolerated, and even a flag on the façade can become an expensive joke.
They are becoming frugal times for many diamond dealers and miners. Companies that continue to ban the artificial laboratory diamond, will find it difficult in a market where prices due to these pebbles pressed out of carbon fall sharply.
While we are advised in the Netherlands not to drink alcohol, or at most one glass a day, the Belgians get a completely different recommendation.
In the run-up to the World Cup in Russia, the Russian food inspection service, Roskasjestvo, extensively tests the quality of beer. According to the Moscow Times, the inspectors cast more than forty brands of beer from the Netherlands and abroad. They look at the taste, the alcohol percentage, the ingredients and whether it foams sufficiently and long enough.
Soft drink giant Coca-Cola has an alcoholic drink for the first time in its 125-year history. For the time being, however, the fruit flavored drink is only available in Japan.
Stop the presses! Research at Chapman University in Los Angeles has shown that men with a higher BMI have on average a higher number of bed partners than men with an average and low BMI.
To throw skulls, sell racist talk, daily lavish food parties and even signs of necrophilia. Through a judgment of the Council of State, new details become known about the scandal in the Vorst cemetery. At the end of 2016, three municipal employees were fired there. Because of a 'barbecue in the cemetery' and alleged 'sexual games', it was then. But the real reasons for their dismissal seem even crazier than expected.
At least 28 people have died in the Indonesian capital Jakarta after drinking a homemade alcoholic drink. They had bought them from a street shop. According to the police, the victims first complained of nausea after which they lost their lives within one or two days.
