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Football crazy Mexicans eat the last bits of frustration away about the loss four years ago against the Dutch national team at the World Championship in Brazil.

The fire brigade in the American state of Colorado is busy day and night putting out the big forest fires in the area. The heroes of the fire brigade rescued a bear cub on Friday from the area where the fires raged.

Special units of the police and fire brigade got a man from the top of a bell tower in the heart of Paris on Thursday. According to Parisian media, the 'church tower' climber provided 'surrealistic scenes' on top of the Saint-Eustache church, because he had brought a harp and a large kite. With this he installed himself at the top of the building in the first district of the city.

The American police have started an investigation into a shooting last Sunday, when a man was injured in the city of Lafayette.

The controversial boat Lifeline of the German organization Mission-Lifeline walked into the port of Maltese Valletta on Wednesday. The crew had previously been allowed to dock in Malta on Wednesday. On arrival in Valletta, emergency services brought three babies and another person to the hospital directly.

A federal court in California rejected a case filed by the cities of Oakland and San Francisco against major oil and gas companies such as Shell, ExxonMobil and BP on climate change. According to the judge, the problem is too broad to be decided in court.

What should have been an adventurous leap, base jumper Robert Haggarty was fatal. The 47-year-old Briton died in a 2.9-kilometer jump in the Dolomites.

The police have not yet been able to discover a motive for the Saturday attack during an election meeting of Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa.

A woman from the American state of Colorado has brought her husband back to prison. He was suddenly at the door after he was unjustly released. Guards would accidentally have the 38-year-old James Rynerson as the prisoner who was allowed to celebrate his freedom.

Kneeled by the police, a thirty-year-old German raged in the night from Saturday to Sunday, sometimes 200 kilometers per hour across the A3 in the south of Germany. The man appeared to be under the influence of drugs.

In a stadium where Zimbabwean president Emmerson Mnangagwa held a campaign meeting on Saturday, an explosion has occurred. A spokesman for the president said that Mnangagwa was not injured and brought to safety. The Zimbabwean newspaper The Herald reported that a few other people have been injured.

In Turkey, fourteen suspects were arrested who, on behalf of the terrorist movement, wanted to attack Islamic State on the election day, next Sunday, in Turkey. This was reported by the Turkish state press agency Anadolu.

Immigrant children receive a wide range of tranquillizers in American reception centers to treat their trauma structurally and with coercion. That they have incurred because they are secured and in some cases are separated from their parents.

They slept on the streets or creaked houses, but suddenly found the treasure of their lives in an empty house: 300,000 cash, hidden in a sewing machine. Joey D. and Kimberly A. from the Belgian Zelzate decided to hand over part of the money to their old friends. The couple now face a prison sentence for money laundering and drug possession.

Customs at the airport of Düsseldorf in Germany discovered 22 tarantulas in a suitcase. A 48-year-old man from Essen had brought the animals from Paraguay and tried to smuggle the spiders into Germany.

An American policeman has found an engagement ring worth 20,000 dollars (about 17,000 euros) with a metal detector. The owner called the police on Saturday when she realized she had lost her ring. An agent on site found the ring back with the detector after ten minutes.

A high-profile statement by Donald Trump at the G7 summit in Canada. According to reports, he told the Prime Minister of Japan, Chinzo Abe, that he could send 25 million Mexicans to his country, to teach him something about the migration issue.

More than thirty years after finding a deadly abused little girl along the French motorway A10 south-west of Blois, the parents have become obsolete and arrested. This reported French media. The mystery of 'the little martyr of the A10' has been clarified. The parents will be brought in on Thursday, according to news channel Europe 1.

How should we proceed with Princess Cristina? The Spanish media ask this question after her husband Iñaki Urdangarin has been sentenced to five years and ten months in prison.

On Monday afternoon a man stabbed a 15-year-old girl in a park in the German town of Viersen, just over the border near Venlo. Not much later the girl died in the hospital.

Students who survived the shooting at The Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, sang the stars of the sky at the Tony Awards ceremony on Sunday evening.

Kat Sprotje from the Belgian town of Kortrijk has experienced horrific moments during a heavy assault. An animal hangman first used the animal as a football and as if that was not enough, the young kitten was put in a 200-degree oven.

For safety reasons, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has brought back 71 employees from Yemen. The aid organization decided to do so after 'a series of incidents and threats'. This is how an employee died after a shooting earlier this year.

The court in the German city of Meiningen has lifted the ban on the right-wing extremist rock festival 'Rock against foreigners'. The Hildburghausen district had banned the festival in Themar (8-9 June) because rare bird species on and around the site raise their young. The court found the ban invalid, because there is insufficient evidence that the festival violates nature conservation laws. An appeal can still be lodged against this decision.

A Vietnamese teenager has almost had to pay for an attempt to illegally enter England. The boy was hiding in a suitcase in the trunk of a car when he was discovered in the harbor of the British Dover.

A toddler has survived a fall of about 9 meters. The three-year-old boy fell in the German city of Munich from the balcony of an apartment while his mother was away from home, reports the police.

The British doctor who treated the Russian ex-double spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia did not expect them to survive. The doctors and nurses who supplied the nerve gas poisoned Skripals told the BBC how they dealt with the special situation.

The 1-year old Katera was recently recently adopted by the couple Matt and Jenny Barker. The girl died after being locked up in a blood-hot car for more than 10 hours. Her new parents had forgotten her.

Russia denies that once a Russian missile installation has crossed the border with Ukraine. According to news agency Sputnik, the Russian Ministry of Defense reiterates that no Russian soldiers were involved in the downing of flight MH17.