The treatment of migrants in Libyan detention centers is inhuman and unacceptable. The EU therefore urges Libya authorities to conclude that they are closed if there is no improvement, said Federal Minister Federica Mogherini Tuesday in a debate in the European Parliament in Strasbourg.
The Miami police are investigating, in their own words, robberies in the city in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma. Deputy police chief Luis Cabrera said to the Miami Herald that four people have been arrested on Sunday evening.
The devastating hurricane Irma was toned down to the category 1 on Monday above Florida. The still very heavy storm has wind speeds of up to 135 kilometers per hour. Irma draws across land northeast of Tampa to the north.
Hurricane Irma continues his way through Florida. Despite the fact that the storm has diminished, Irma has already caused much nuisance in parts of the US state. Especially the abundant water that the hurricane entails poses problems.
US General Stephen Townsend suspects Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, leader of the Islamic State terrorist group (IS), is still alive. He said Baghdadi might hide in a deserted border area between Syria and Iraq, reported the BBC.
The Trump government has selected four American construction companies to make a prototype for the concrete wall that the president wants to raise on the border with Mexico. This has revealed the Customs and Border Protection Service (CBP).
Racist skull cannons, a brick-framed brick and a Surinamese flag infested with syrup for the door. Gilly Emanuels from Hilversum becomes furious when she tells her what happened recently. 'These are no more bad guys. This is tough racism. '
The stock exchanges in New York were closed on Monday with minor results. The various stock market surveyors fell slightly below and above the closing positions of Friday.
In the US state of Florida, 53-year-old Mark James Asay was executed for the murder of two men in 1987 in Jacksonville. They were killed on the same day in two different incidents. Asay would have had racist motives in one of the two murders.
Facebook has opened its security sketch so that people in Barcelona can tell their home front that they're okay.
Online conglomerate Amazon has placed bond loans with a value according to Moody's credit rating totaling $ 16 billion.
The municipality of Zundert wants to vacate the last of a total of eleven fields of camping Fort Oranje in Rijsbergen on December 6th. The municipality announced it to the remaining residents on Tuesday. Exceptions may remain.
The parent company Rovio van Angry Birds thinks to be able to attend the stock market at the beginning of next month. That listing would be worth $ 2 billion.
On the coast of New Caledonia, the French navy has intercepted a yacht with a huge amount of drugs aboard. A record of 1.5 tonnes of cocaine was hidden in the hull, worth $ 322 million (EUR 271 million) and was on its way to Australia.
A restaurant from the state of Ohio has made every effort to deliver a milkshake to a dying woman in Washington D.C. 'I was not sure if it was going to be successful,' said Tommy Fello's owner of Tommy's restaurant. 'But we were determined to find a way to deliver the milkshake.'
German treasure hunter Hans Glueck (76) claims to have found a nazi tax worth 560 million in a forest in Bavaria. There is only one problem: the owner of the forest does not give Glueck permission to dig. According to the elderly treasure hunter because the man wants to keep everything for himself.
For the destruction of her ex-husband's violin collection, a Chinese woman was arrested in Tokyo. The 34-year-old woman broke into her ex and took over 54 violins, worth over 800,000 euros. They were in a divorce at that time, according to the BBC, based on the local press office Kyodo News.
British taxpayers have said recently a cargo of valuable material- including perhaps even gold- discovered in a German shipwreck in Iceland. The spoil found in the sunken Nazi ship SS Minden could be worth as much as 100 million euros.
The celebration of Pokémon Go's first birthday celebrated in Chicago on Saturday, due to technical problems with servers and networking issues. Thousands of fans wanted to hunt for the characters, but they could not log in to network problems.
A peperdure and supercell Lamborghini has disappeared smoothly from Swiss Zurich. A 'nice, neat woman' took the car for a 'business trip' but did not return to the rental company. The woman and the exclusive bolide disappeared with the northern zone.
A Nigerian court has seized money and property of former Minister of Oil, Diezani Alison-Madueke. This includes a property worth approximately 33 million euros, reported state agency NAN Thursday.
The Spanish police found three of the five paintings of Irish-British painter Francis Bacon, stolen in 2015. The sheets worth about 25 million euros together disappeared from the house in Madrid of a friend and heir to Bacon (1909-1992).
Interventions in credits to Chinese companies are noticeable: in Europe, the number of acquisitions is shrinking.
The German customs seized a traditional gold-plated wedding belt from a Dutch traveler at the Düsseldorf airport. A customs keeper found the valuable icing in the bag of a 28-year-old woman who arrived with Turkey's husband and child, reported the Rheinische Post on Friday.
Jawbone, one of the first manufacturers of smart tech bracelets that measures motion and health, stops. The former darling of Silicon Valley has requested bankruptcy.
Until recently, it was very normal to search for a new smartphone with a new phone plan. Nowadays, this is seen as a loan.
The Surinamese Public Prosecutor's Office has called for Susan Steven Dendoe on Friday for twenty years. There would be 'legitimate and convincing evidence' of Dendoe's involvement in the December killings.
Desi Bouterse will not lay down for a possible conviction for his involvement in the December killings. 'God made me president, so a judge of the war council does not get me out of here.'
Assassin's Creed returns to the fifteenth century with Assassin's Creed Rebellion. This free-to-play strategy RPG za; Coming soon for both iOS and Android devices worldwide.
Prosecutor Roy Elgin called on the Surinamese war council on Thursday to imprison Jimmy Stolk, imprisonment officer, who is also suspicious in the criminal proceedings around the December killings. According to the Auditor-Military, Stolk was able to do nothing but follow a service order on December 8, 1982 and pick up one of the later victims from his house.
