A 92-year-old American woman shot her 72-year-old son on Monday because she wanted to prevent him from sending her to a nursing home. US media reported that.
The young Thai football players who are trapped in a flooded cave system may get in touch with their parents again on Tuesday. The authorities establish a telephone connection so that they can speak directly to the group, says governor Narongsak Osotthanakorn of Chiang Rai province.
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.
Closed camps for migrants both inside and outside the EU. After a nightly marathon meeting, this must be the solution before the migration crisis. But there are so many loose ends that no one knows whether a result has actually been booked, or whether only some time has been bought.
Seventeen American states are taking the Trump government to court because they want to put an end to separating immigrants from their children. The states call this policy 'cruel and unlawful.' They demand that the children be reunited with their parents.
The largest opposition party CHP has called on the Turks to come to the building of the National Electoral Council in Ankara to demonstrate and to keep going until the dawn. Spokesman Bülent Tezcan said Sunday that news agency Anadolu, the only official source for preliminary results, continually misrepresents.
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.
The European Union is working on the idea of transferring migrants rescued at sea to centers outside the EU. On these so-called 'disembarkation platforms', economic migrants and refugees who require protection must be quickly distinguished in cooperation with the UN.
The unwelcome photographing of someone 'under the belt' becomes a crime in England and Wales, where up to two years' imprisonment is imposed. The British call this harassment with a camera 'upskirting' (dressing).
The oil sector represents the largest decrease in production capacity in thirty years. The buffer held by Opec countries is threatening to drop to 2% due to high demand, the bottom since 1984. In conflicts or production constraints, there is not much of a price increase.
The Iraqi prime suspect of the murder of fourteen-year-old Susanna F. in Germany, according to several media. The 20-year-old suspect, Ali Bashar, had come to Germany as a refugee and fled from Germany to Iraq last week because he came into the picture as a murder suspect.
One in six young people check their mobile during sex.
Two young boys aged six and eight in Germany went away early in the morning with their mother's car. The woman was not aware of this because she was still sleeping.
The Filipino president Rodrigo Duterte has been discredited because he kissed a woman during a visit to South Korea. The incident happened during an event for Filipino workers in South Korea, where Duterte gave a speech.
The Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC) and the Eurocross emergency center are going to investigate rabies or rabies. In the Netherlands, the disease is rare, but around 60,000 people die every year from infection with the virus that is transmitted via bites from dogs, cats, bats and monkeys.
Government buildings in the German state of Bavaria must have a cross with Jesus in the hall from Friday. At the initiative of the minister of the federal state, the parliament adopted in April the controversial 'cross-law' that prescribes it.
The Brazilian president Michel Temer does not appear to be bombarding protests four months before the elections. Temer has given the initiators of the current wave of protest, truck drivers, ultimately for an important part their way.
Ninety Dutch and 37 Dutch organizations call on the government to put pressure on Israel to end the blockade of the Gaza Strip.
The shooting in Liège in which three people were killed pushes a wave of indignation and sadness through Belgium. Authorities speak of a terrorist act, Liège is silent for a minute, and all the major politicians today went to the Walloon city.
The Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich has received Israeli nationality. The 51-year-old businessman, owner of, among others, the London football club Chelsea, is officially immigrated on Monday, according to Israeli television.
The 28-year-old Carolyn Reichle from Florida was able to escape from her friend, who mistreated her, thanks to a clever move. Reichle surreptitiously handed a note to the vet who then called in the police. Jeremy Floyd, as the aggressive man is called, could be arrested after the visit to the vet.
A Malian migrant (22) was declared a hero in Paris after he had climbed a building to save a child. Mamoudou Gassama, who according to the paper Le Parisien is in France, is received Monday by President Emmanuel Macron, said a government official.
Italian president Sergio Mattarella has invited a former top official of the International Monetary Fund to come by on Monday. Reportedly, the Italian economist Carlo Cottarelli is the intended candidate to form an emergency government, now that a political and constitutional crisis in Italy is threatening.
A White House team is leaving for Singapore this weekend to prepare for a possible summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. A spokesman for the White House said this.
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.
British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson called 18 minutes with a joker who pretended to be Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pasjinian. British authorities suspect that the Kremlin is behind the phone call. Premier Theresa May announced on Thursday that an investigation into the incident is in progress.
A New Zealand minister has caused a stir by making a phone call in an airplane. Phil Twyford is therefore no longer in charge of the civil aviation authority, because it may still be investigating the incident.
A mother who brought her teenage daughter to Pakistan to marry her with an elderly man has been sentenced to four-and-a-half years' imprisonment. She is the first person convicted in England for marrying off a girl. That has been banned in the UK since 2014.
At an international conference on Gambia in Brussels donors promised Tuesday 1.45 billion euros. Political and financial support must strengthen democracy in the West African country, stimulate economic growth and increase respect for human rights and the rule of law.
