A work that British artist Banksy had made on an emergency door of the Parisian Bataclan concert hall was stolen on the night from Friday to Saturday. That reports the French news channel LCI...
The Public Prosecution Service has claimed sixteen years in prison against 25-year-old Sidar D. because of the murder of Parsa Mahboud in the Rotterdam district Ommoord. The 21-year-old Mahboud, known on social media as rapper and cult figure 'Parsa010', was shot dead during a barbecue on May 28, 2017.
A protest march for a better climate policy has mobilized about 65,000 people in Brussels. The attendance figure is an estimate of the Belgian police. The procession moved from the North Station in the capital to the Cinquantenaire, where speeches and performances were held.
Paul Manafort had secret talks with Julian Assange at the Ecuadorian embassy in London. The former campaign manager of Donald Trump sought the founder of WikiLeaks according to the British newspaper The Guardian in 2013, 2015 and in the spring of 2016.
Drug baron Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman, who is on trial in New York, had unauthorized telephone contact with his wife Emma Coronel. The American prosecutor has filed a complaint about this with the court and wants the lawyer team of El Chapo to receive a warning.
The Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures) by David Hockney raised 79.8 million euros at an auction at Christie's in New York. It is a record amount for a work by a still living artist. The artwork was estimated in advance at more than 70 million euros.
A Brexit summit has failed again this week. The British Prime Minister Theresa May had a quarter of an hour to explain her requirements. She spoke so quickly that the other government leaders hardly understood her. 'It is still a mystery what the British want,' sighed one of those present against Bloomberg.
The two leaders of the Italian coalition government are talking about plans in the controversial budget of the country. But Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte stressed on Thursday in Brussels that there is no break in the government team. Conte has become a government leader as a neutral figure and not a member of a party.
The shooting down of a Russian army apparatus in Syria seems to be the result of 'a tragic coincidence,' said Russian President Vladimir Putin, who proposed to take additional measures to ensure the safety of Russian troops in Syria.
The controversial British politician and ex-minister Boris Johnson will divorce his wife Marina Wheeler after 25 years of marriage. The two were already divorced from bed and bed, due to illegitimate escapades from Johnson, reported English media Friday.
The US Vice President and Secretary of State, Mike Pence and Mike Pompeo, stressed Thursday that it was not the source of a controversial article about the White House under Trump.
For the funeral of the East-Ukrainian pro-Russian separatist leader Aleksandr Zachartsjenko, tens of thousands of people came on their feet. The 42-year-old Zachartsjenko was killed last Friday in a bombing with his bodyguard.
Allen Weisselberg, financial director of The Trump Organization, a holding company for business interests of Donald Trump, has been sued by prosecution from the American judiciary. According to The Wall Street Journal, he received immunity for his cooperation in the investigation into malpractice of a former Trump adviser, Michael Cohen. The 71-year-old lawyer Weisselberg had to testify in the case against Cohen.
A drunken man dressed in a green Tinkerbell suit was dropped off a plane at London Stansted airport at 9:30 am. His friend, dressed in a Bob the Builder suit, was allowed to leave the plane.
Germany is going to provide Niger with more development aid and support in the fight against terrorism, as thanks for the cooperation in reducing illegal migration from Africa. Chancellor Angela Merkel said that President Mahamadou Issoufou, on a visit to Brandenburg, was due for Wednesday.
A homeless man from the United States mistreated a fellow countryman from another state with scissors while the victim was on vacation in Miami. Strange detail: the perpetrator has no arms.
A year after her death, the former French politician and female rights activist Simone Veil was buried together with her Antoine in the Pantheon, the civilian temple in Paris. President Emmanuel Macron said that Simone Veil was a woman who made 'France bigger and stronger'.
The Turkish president Erdogan will re-establish the state of emergency once as president. Erdogan said this in an interview on the TV in the run-up to the 24 June elections.
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 South Korean government is still waiting for clarification of the US President Donald Trump's intention to end joint military exercises with South Korea. 'At this point we still have to figure out what the exact meaning of President Trump's remarks is,' said a South Korean government spokesman.
The former chief of the North Korean secret service and chief executive in the government party, Kim Yong-chol, boarded a plane to the United States on Wednesday in Beijing. He is going to talk in New York with the US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo.
The creators of Maya the Bee are furious at Greenpeace, which has the little children's heroine promoted in an inimitable film of cigarettes.
Almost three months after the Italian parliamentary elections, Italy is likely to hear Monday who will be the prime minister of a new coalition cabinet. The leaders of the Protest Party M5S (Five Star Movement) and of the right-wing populist Lega Nord, Luigi di Maio and Matteo Salvini (past 17.30 and 18.00) pass President Sergio Mattarella. According to Italian media, they tell him who will become the leader of their Eurosceptic government coalition.
The political block led by the Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr comes with 54 seats in the Iraqi parliament and is clearly the largest group. The National Electoral Council announced this on Saturday. Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's party with 42 delegates did not go beyond third place, behind the al-Fatih coalition (47). The turnout was historically low, which put Sadr on the map.
Larry Harvey died on Saturday at the age of 70 in San Francisco. The founder of the world famous Burning Man festivals did not surpass the stroke he received on April 4.
The Belgian-Lebanese publicist Dyab Abou Jahjah filed a complaint against the new book by ex-Miss Belgium and Vlaams Belang politician Anke Van dermeersch. On the cover is the Flemish with her heels on the Koran.
It is getting warmer, the sun is back again and then the sunscreen can be removed from the barn, but how do you know if it is still good? Sunburn actually has a best-before date and once the cream stops working, the harmful UV rays also get free rein. But how do you figure that out?
At the start of the presentation of the Academy of Country Music Awards in Las Vegas, a number of stars staged Sunday night at the shooting in that city last October, where 58 visitors of a country festival perished.
Consumer confidence in the United States rose to the highest level since 2004 in March, according to a final figure published by the University of Michigan.
The Brit Stephen Hawking was a genius and a society figure, who was even more in the limelight thanks to his debilitating disease. 'But without his wheelchair he would have been just as famous.' On Wednesday, the universe scientist died at the age of 76, exactly 140 years after Albert Einstein's birthday.
