A school in Jamaica must allow a girl of five in spite of her dreadlocks. That has determined the highest court in the country. The school had told the child's mother that the girl was only admitted if she cut her long curls.
The Paraguayan police have been seriously embarrassed by a major gun robbery. The authorities discovered that dozens of automatic firearms in an arsenal were replaced by replicas of wood and plastic, the BBC reports.
On Wednesday night in the US, Trump twittered that he had asked Foreign Affairs Minister Pompeo to study carefully the 'land and farm expropriation' and the 'large-scale murder of farmers' in South Africa. He responded to a broadcast by Fox News, in which the intention of the South African president Cyril Ramaphosa was discussed to change the constitution to simplify the expropriation of farms.
A US legal nationalist who was involved in the violence in Charlottesville last year was sentenced to eight years in prison by a court. During a demonstration of extreme right-wing alt-groups, he and a number of others have beaten a black man.
Google has removed 39 YouTube channels from the video site because they are linked to an Iranian state channel. The channels would have been used for propaganda by the Islamic Republic, writes the technology concern on his blog.
Singer Glennis Grace impressed in the quarterfinals of America \u0026 # x27; s Got Talent. The Dutch sang the song Never Enough from the movie The Greatest Showman. The jury and the audience were enthusiastic about Grace's performance.
The Taliban have certainly released forty members of the security forces in Afghanistan. They had surrendered to the insurgents in the province of Faryab, reporting the Afghan news channel TOLO.
Greece has not yet been saved after the third aid package, says Yannis Varoufakis, the former Greek Minister of Finance, Monday in the German newspaper Bild. ' Greece is at the same point, is in the same black hole, and it sinks deeper every day. Also because the savings guidelines of the creditors prevent investments and consumption.
Hajj, the largest pilgrimage in the world, is about to begin. From Sunday evening to Friday evening, the Saudi city of Mecca will visit around three million Muslims from all parts of the world, including several thousand pilgrims from the Netherlands.
The Italian minister Salvini wants to protect the beaches from long-standing immigrants who sell their goods there. The minister recently allocated 2.5 million euros for this. With that money, extra police are hired, overtime is paid out and funds are funded to keep out mainly black beach vendors. With partial success: on some beaches there is no longer a seller, but on others nothing has changed.
Masked young people set fire to dozens of cars in Southwest Sweden on Tuesday night and attacked the police. According to the Swedish media, 88 vehicles were destroyed or heavily damaged in Gothenburg alone, while similar incidents occurred at night in Trollhättan in the north. There policemen were pelted with stones.
After the discovery of a mountain of love letters from their deceased mother, a few sisters from Scotland were just as happy. However, the vote soon turned around.
In the conflict with the United States, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan threatens the NATO partner with a break. If the Americans remain so disrespectful, then his government will 'seek new friends and allies.' Erdogan gave that warning in a sent contribution in the New York Times.
A woman from the American state of Kentukky has found out in an annoying way that you always have to read the instructions for using a care product. She pulled her entire eyebrow out of her face, after she had smeared a 'peel off mask' on it. A film in which the woman deducts the mask from her face now crosses the entire internet.
It will be black Saturday again! The ANWB expects top pressure on the French and Italian motorways, both to the north and to the south.
The world's largest smartphone supplier Samsung has presented the Galaxy Note9 in New York. The South Korean company also showed the Galaxy Watch, a new line of smartwatches, in the Big Apple sighing under a heat wave.
Heavy natural violence in the Swiss Alps. Because of a heavy downpour in the mountains, the village of Chamoson is flooded by a huge mudflow. There were no injuries because the channels and trenches shortly before had been able to process the black mass. However, there was material damage to cars and buildings. Some roads were also temporarily closed.
Two mountaineers and a hiker died in the Austrian Alps on Wednesday. According to the police of the Ellmau region, the duo wanted to go up along the so-called Kopftörlgrat in good weather on the Wilder Kaiser, without a fuse by ropes. They plunged hundreds of meters into the depths.
In the Italian Alps a man was killed after a landslide. A woman who was in the car with him is still missing.
Two aircraft crashed in Switzerland on Saturday. As a result, at least four people were killed.
Several people were killed in Switzerland when a historic plane crashed. The plane crashed into inhospitable mountains and was completely destroyed, authorities say. None of the occupants survived the crash, but the precise number of victims is not yet known.
A black rhino, the only one of a group that survived the move to another national park in Kenya, has yet come to an end. Poachers killed the animal Monday, according to the national wildlife agency.
During a walk in the Bavarian Alps, a 84-year-old man was killed. According to the police, the man was on his way to the Brecherspitz, a mountain near the Schliermeer. Presumably he lost his balance and was plunged 100 meters in depth. The man died on the spot.
The content of the mysterious black sarcophagus that archaeologists found two weeks ago in Egypt appears less spectacular than hoped for. Secretly, it was thought that the remains of Alexander the Great would be in it. But after opening the stone coffin, experts found three skeletons in red-brown sewage water, accompanied by an unbearable stench.
A Belgian boy (6) who was on holiday with his family in Switzerland was killed in a mountain walk. The child received a broken piece of rock on the head. He died from his injuries.
The death toll due to a suicide attack on a Pakistani election meeting, has risen to about 150. Terrorist group Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the massacre in the southern province of Baluchistan, where, according to a high police officer, more than 180 people were injured on Friday.
Seven black rhinos died after moving to another game park in Kenya. Kenyan media reported that the seven last months have been transferred from a park near Lake Nakuru to the more than 300 km southeastern park Tsavo East. It concerns half of the total of fourteen animals that were moved.
'My name is Garrett Michael Boofias, I am five years old, I am a bulldog and my favorite color is blue... and red and black and green.' That is the beginning of the letter with the funeral wishes of the 5-year-old Garrett Michael Matthias from the American state of Iowa.
It is one of the great mysteries of nature: where do the mysterious neutrinos come from? They are fundamental particles in the universe, but scientists hardly know anything about it. Now scientists have figured out for the first time where such a neutrino has arisen.
YouTube has a new feature for people who want to watch videos, but do not want them to show up in their search history. It is an incognito mode. It already exists in the Chrome browser.
