'Bikini climber' falls into a ravine and freezes to death
taipei January 22, 2019 12:16A self-proclaimed 'bikini climber' has died tragically. She would have been frozen after a fall of twenty meters, Taiwan's media reported.
A self-proclaimed 'bikini climber' has died tragically. She would have been frozen after a fall of twenty meters, Taiwan's media reported.
A woman who was jogging around 10.30 in a park in Castro Valley, Los Angeles, Thursday, was bitten by a dog and the owner of the animal. That reports the East Bay police station...
The left-wing Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez wants to go down in history as the man who had former dictator Franco excavated from the monumental mausoleum in the Valley of the Fallen, at 50 kilometers...
More and more places in Austria are cut off from the outside world by the large amount of snow that has fallen. Moreover, there is a strong wind, which in some places...
A court in Honduras Thursday found seven men guilty of the murder of the prominent environmental activist Berta Cáceres, in 2016. In January, the sentence is known. The seven are at risk of imprisonment up to thirty years.
Woodstock is next year in the top 3 tourist regions recommended by Lonely Planet. The legendary hippie festival then celebrates its 50th anniversary.
The president of Cuba can now be followed on Twitter. Miguel Díaz-Canel sent a tweet on Wednesday, the first president of the communist country, followed by another two hours later.
The Cuban government wants to get more clarity next week in the corridors of the General Assembly of the United Nations by the new Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez about a state visit by King Felipe and Queen Letizia to Cuba.
The family of the Spanish dictator Francisco Franco (1892-1975) opposes the plan to move the remains of the general. In a statement, seven grandchildren indicate 'under no circumstance \u0026 # x27; \u0026 # x27; to cooperate with that. They will use all legal possibilities to prevent excavation, report Spanish media.
Spain wants to excavate and remove the body of former dictator Francisco Franco from his own mausoleum in the Valley of the Fallen near Madrid. That could happen soon- perhaps within two months. 'Spain can not afford symbols that divide the Spaniards,' says Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.
The Spanish government of Social Democratic Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez will move the remains of dictator and general Francisco Franco (1892-1975). Deputy Prime Minister Carmen Calvo has announced on Friday that a decree has been issued and that the procedure has been initiated.
Nearly two hundred human bones have been found in northern Mexico. The authorities suspect that these are mass graves. The human remains were found in a number of places along a river in the state of Chihuahua, reports the attorney general in the area.
Rescue workers in Genoa fear that the pieces of suspension bridge that are still standing, will also fail. They have indicated that buildings in the vicinity of the bridge are being evacuated.
In the Italian Alps a man was killed after a landslide. A woman who was in the car with him is still missing.
In the new constitution of communist Cuba, private property is recognized again. That is what state media report on the island.
The Greek government leader Alexis Tsipras has appeared in public with a tie for the first time since he came to power in 2015. The left-wing politician appeared on Friday evening with a dark-red copy around his neck at a group meeting of his party Syriza with the right-wing populist coalition partner ANEL (Independent Greeks).
The communist island state of Cuba wants to change the more than forty years old constitution. The parliament has appointed former president Raúl Castro (86) the head of the committee on Saturday.
It is a quarter to eleven in the morning on a weekday. In the Glenfinnan valley, far in the Scottish Highlands, dozens of people stand in the distance. Better still: they focus their ears. They hear the characteristic sound of the approaching steam train before the steam clouds become visible.
The Cuban government has two days of national mourning proclaimed because of the air disaster with the Boeing 737. The plane collapsed not long after the start in Havana. More than a hundred passengers and crew members were killed. According to the authorities, only three passengers survived the crash.
Due to the collapse of a footbridge over a river in the Pakistani part of Kashmir, at least five people were killed, eight others were injured. A spokesman for the Neelum district said that there are still 11 missing people. The death toll will probably rise. The rescue action continues unabated.
Miguel Diaz-Canel was sworn in as President of Cuba on Thursday. He succeeds Raúl Castro, who retires after two terms of office.
The National Assembly of Cuba has formally designated Miguel Diaz-Canel as successor to President Raúl Castro, who is retiring after two terms of office. Salvador Valdes Masa has been named the new vice president of the country.
Cuba is on the eve of a new era. The National Assembly of Cuba meets and chooses Wednesday or Thursday a successor to President Raúl Castro, who after two terms of office rejects. It will be the first time that the country is no longer ruled by the Castro family since the beginning of the sixties.
Cuba has the last few days with a Castro as head of state. For the time being, because even after the retirement of 86-year-old Raúl, the family of the late dictator Fidel keeps the reins tight. A son of Raúl remains head of the security service and a daughter sits in the Cuban parliament. Mariela could eventually succeed her father.
As a child Ieshia Champs dreamed of shining in the court as a lawyer. In her teens it was unfortunately different, but as mother of 5 she has her paper in her pocket this year. The graduation photos of the powermoeder are currently conquering the entire internet.
An avalanche in the Italian Alps has killed two skiers. Two other victims were transferred to the hospital with severe undercooling symptoms. A person is still missing. Two helicopters and search dogs were deployed during the rescue operation in the Pila ski area in the Aosta valley.
The famous Yosemite nature park in the US state of California is temporarily closed due to the threat of flooding due to heavy rainfall. Campsites and accommodations in the valley of the Yosemite Valley will remain closed on Friday and during the weekend.
For the first time since she was shot there by the Taliban, Nobel Laureate Malala Yousafzai is back in her birthplace Mingora in the Swat Valley in Pakistan. That's what a friend from her family and a few security workers told us.
Marine Le Pen this weekend at the sixteenth party conference in Lille initiates a 'true cultural revolution' in the party. After the election disappointment she did not manage to climb out of the valley, but the youth still sees it completely. 'The Front National is alive and kicking.'
A rescue worker filmed a special moment in the California ski resort Squaw Valley. A man who was buried under an avalanche is recovered and excavated by bystanders and a rushed rescue team.