The lives of many villagers in Central Sulawesi have been spared because the residents were terrified by a smaller earthquake three hours before the devastating earthquake of over a week ago.
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Also on Saturday, protesters in Germany, just across the border with Limburg, have taken action against lignite stations. A group of hundreds of activists has been active for a few days. A few hundred Dutch have also joined. A spokesman says that the goal for Sunday has been reached: blocking a railway line at a lignite plant.
The Libris Literature Prize goes to Alfred Birney. He gets the prize for the book The Interpreter of Java. That was announced on the Amstel Hotel in Amsterdam on Monday evening.
Stage Entertainment will with Mediq CEO Arthur de Bok its new CEO. The current CEO Just Spee leave as CEO and chairman of the supervisory board.
The police early Sunday morning was busy with a 27-year-old motorist who drove under the influence of drugs at high speed laps on a roundabout in Akersloot.
Charity SOS Children's Villages has 156 children and 46 employees evacuated from a reception center in the Syrian capital Damascus after Tuesday there were two mortar shells landed. Everybody was unhurt, but the organization is deeply saddened ' '' about the attack on the children and called to end all warring parties on Wednesday the violence.
Petra László, Hungarian camera woman who caused a stir last September because they are refugees, including a child, tackled, is being sued by the Hungarian Public Prosecution for its misdeeds. This was announced by the Hungarian authorities Wednesday.
In Portugal, a healthy boy born from a brain-dead woman. The mother was about four months brain.
The liberal economist Pedro Pablo Kuczynski has narrowly won the presidential elections in Peru. Almost all the votes of the second round held Sunday are counted and according to Peruvian media, the other candidate, Keiko Fujimori, do not win.
The 25-year-old American Stan Larkin lived for nearly eighteen months with an artificial heart. Larkin, who suffers from a hereditary heart disease, was on the waiting list for a donor heart, he received two weeks ago.
Look, if it's sentimental value, such a tie is a drawing course fine with it through as a gift for dad on Father's Day. But dear father meanwhile secretly dreaming of luxurious things in life. What does Dad really well like to have?
The right-wing Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) does not lay down in a small number of votes lost presidential election. The party challenged the results by the Constitutional Court. A spokesperson for the court confirmed this according to Austrian media Wednesday.
In the rainforests of Malaysia is reportedly the tallest tree ever measured. It is a yellow meranti of 89.5 meters high. The tree in the jungle in the Maliau basin, a nature reserve in the northeast of the island of Borneo.
The Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) makes Wednesday it still fly off circle over the Netherlands. Tuesday flew an F-35 from Leeuwarden Air Base for two hours about the Netherlands, but had to abort the introductory round, because had not taken enough fuel.
The site where Brits can register as voters for the referendum on EU membership has collapsed. The computers have crashed on Tuesday when a wave of voters attempting to register at the last minute. The tender closed as of Wednesday.
A little monkey has ensured that millions of Kenyans Tuesday four hours were without power. The animal fell into a power on key equipment, causing a nationwide blackout.
A passenger plane of EgyptAir Wednesday made an emergency landing in Uzbekistan because of a bomb threat. The aircraft was en route from Cairo to Beijing. All 118 passengers and seventeen crew have safely left the plane.
The train crash earlier this week in Belgium that left three people dead, was due to the lack of a safety system.
The US authorities have banks Tuesday, to take a close look at the security measures against cyber attacks.
Public transport company Veolia file a report against a Brabant YouTuber, William Finch (18). Who posted a video clip that shows that he and a friend jump on a train and a short ride.
In the Netherlands, two multinational companies that belong to the international hundred most valuable companies in terms of brand value. Heineken and Shell are in the BrandZ Top 100 of Millward Brown. Technology companies dominate the rankings. Google is back in first place.
UN chief Ban Ki-moon has gechanteeerd by allies of Saudi Arabia. Ban was decided under pressure to cut a coalition led by the Saudis of a blacklist. Insiders speak of blackmail.
Hillary Clinton has proclaimed itself winner of the Democratic primary for the US presidency. She did so after it became clear that she had won the primaries in the state of New Jersey.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday signed a law that allows parliamentarians to deprive them of their immunity. The parliament was last month agreed to the constitution.
The Hungarian government gets more powers to supervise and deploy the army as there is a heightened threat of terrorism. The parliament was Tuesday accepted a constitutional amendment permitting, the BBC reported Tuesday.
Two French robbers had Sunday have chosen a worse target for their attack than McDonald's in the city of Besancon.
The Turkish president Erdogan would not speak at the funeral of boxing icon Muhammad Ali on Friday.
In the run-up to the British referendum on membership in June to meet the European Union's investment of money out of the UK economy. This reported the news Tuesday SkyNews based on data from the Bank of England.
