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With the death of Grape-kun, an end to the 'relationship' between him and a cardboard version of Hululu's film figure. Probably, Grape-kun was the most famous penguin on earth.

In Rwanda on Saturday the prominent activist Diane Rwigara was arrested, together with her mother and sister. She is suspected of jeopardizing state security, police said Sunday. The women can be held for a maximum of five days before a complaint is to be made.

A special new theory about Tintin in French, that the comic figure was actually a girl 'and probably asexual', has caused a small meltdown on social media.

People who want the brand-new iPhone X may need patience. According to analysts, the production of the luxury smartphone has been delayed for several weeks. Manufacturing may start in October. By December, the first devices should be delivered. The presale will start on October 27th.

The government in Myanmar is concerned about the situation in the state of Rakhine, where thousands of Rohingya Muslims fled. Vice-President Henry Van Thio said that at the United Nations meeting in New York.

'We call her the crazy poeper,' laughs Cathy Budde, as she actually becomes the horendol of the female runner who repeatedly taps into her garden. She is trying to find her poetry schedule.

A 38-year-old man in Austria killed his wife and two daughters. After his deed he committed suicide.

Most of the more than 106,000 millionaires in the Netherlands are from the agricultural sector. Statistics Netherlands counts their number at 12,900, including dairy farmers (6100) and farmers (3300). An estimated 10,900 millionaires gained their financial services capabilities.

'The message I have for Sint Maarten residents is the following: We realize what happened to you and we will do our best to help anyone who needs help. Trust the help. '

Florida has called for 5.6 million people to leave the state in anticipation of the Irma monster crash. That dizzying figure is more than a quarter of the total population.

The Colombian mafia and among other Dutch drug gangs increasingly use the port of Antwerp to smuggle into cocaine Europe. They would do that because containers are checked less thoroughly than in Rotterdam, for example. The Belgian authorities have announced an offensive.

The US authorities expect that, due to hurricane Harvey, some 30,000 people should be accommodated in shelters. Also, about 450,000 victims of the natural disaster are expected to call on any form of additional assistance, American media reported.

The Chinese computer maker Lenovo has suffered a loss of millions in the past quarter, of about 147 million euros. Sales decreased slightly and came to 8.5 billion euros.

Official election figures for the election of a constitutional assembly last Sunday in Venezuela are not correct. This has been the company that has been supporting Venezuela elections since 2004, technically supported on Wednesday in London.

In Figueres in northeastern Spain, Thursday evening preparations have been made to dig up the physical surplus of Salvador Dalí (1904-1989). The samples must be taken for DNA testing. A 61-year-old woman, María Pilar Abel, wants to prove that she is a daughter of the legendary surrealist artist.

Does the Chinese economy cool down? J.P. Morgan suspects, among other things, based on satellite imagery of the country. 'You see less activity. It indicates that the Chinese government is reducing its incentives, 'said Zsolt Papp of the American business bank.

The Belgian Stef left his phone unattended and soon found out that someone had taken his smartphone and had a self-esteem. Stef could appreciate the joke, which was also a warning for him to monitor his phone. Now, four years later, he seeks the happy set of the picture.

The bald body of the Spanish painter Salvador Dalí (1904-1989) will be excavated on Thursday, July 20th. That ruled a court in Madrid on Thursday, the city council in Figueres told several Spanish media. Dalí is buried in his theater and museum in the Catalan town.

Because of a stalker, Neelie Kroes has left her house in Wassenaar for a secure apartment in Amsterdam. That's what the former euro-commissioner says in a women's specialist of HP / De Tijd on Friday.

In the region of Kasaï in the Democratic Republic of Congo, more than 3300 civilians have been killed by Congolese security forces and a military militia since October. The figure comes from the Catholic Church, which is based on its own sources in the remote area on the border with Angola.

The fire is still not completely under control, but many people are already returning to their homes after they fled the weekend for the weekend. Jolein Alten and Liedewij Schieving are making a mess at their farmers camp Quinta da Fonte.

A day after the fierce fire in London, many people are still missing. Family members distribute pictures, flyers and seek hospitals to get a sign of their loved ones' lives.

A masked man with a gun has robbed two banks in Munich on Friday afternoon. Employees of both banks are threatened with the weapon. The police opened a raid on the robber.

A fish stick, Elmo and Lord Buckethead were three of the special candidates who had voted for the British House of Commons on Thursday. Lord Buckethead appeared with a kind of tube over his head and a shining cape on stage next to Prime Minister Theresa May, who managed to retain the constituency of Maidenhead.

Business activity in the Chinese service sector grew at a higher rate last month, compared to monthly.

Travelers who are stranded at British Airways at the airport at Heathrow airport are not adequately helped by the airline.

The secret information that US President Donald Trump would have shared with senior Russian officials came from Israel. That reported US media based on notably US officials mentioned.

The organizations Claimingo and Reisrecht will formally assume Schiphol and airline companies formally responsible for the delays caused by passengers in the May holidays due to the far-reaching rows at the airport. Hundreds of demeaners have reported themselves to Claimingo and Reisrecht.

Half of the Russian population finds themselves poor, although according to official figures less than 14 percent are poor. Researchers at the Russian Economics University found that 50.4 percent of Russians think they live in poverty, according to a Friday published study.

A former GDR minister who was co-responsible in the late 1980's for the extinction of refugees who wanted to go west has died. Former Minister of Defense Heinz Kessler died at the age of 97 in Berlin, German media reported Thursday.