All Republicans in the US Senate want to keep migrant families together while their status is being determined. The leader of the Republicans in the Senate Mitch McConnell announced on Tuesday that they are working on a solution for separating children from their parents. That should then be laid down in new legislation.
European countries still do not cooperate enough to reduce the risks of biological, chemical or nuclear disasters outside of Europe. Measures are paying off, but they are not yet sufficiently focused on reducing the risks, according to the European Court of Auditors in a report.
North Korea only needs to rely on relief from international sanctions if it can demonstrate that all nuclear weapons have been dismantled. That said the American minister Mike Pompeo (Foreign Affairs), who said that China, South Korea and Japan support that position.
The United States wants North Korea to take major steps in the area of disarmament in the coming years. American minister Mike Pompeo (Foreign Affairs) expressed the hope in Seoul that 'large-scale disarmament \u0026 # x27; \u0026 # x27; can take place within 2 to 2.5 years.
The meeting of US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un was a 'crucial and necessary step' to build on the improved understanding between the two Koreas. The statement that both leaders drew gives a clear signal that the ultimate goal- making the peninsula nuclear weapon free- can be achieved.
The Belgian nuclear reactor Doel 4 was automatically closed due to a defect on Saturday evening. This means that the entire Doel nuclear power station, which is almost at the Dutch border to the north-west of Antwerp, has now failed.
The Brazilian president Michel Temer does not appear to be bombarding protests four months before the elections. Temer has given the initiators of the current wave of protest, truck drivers, ultimately for an important part their way.
Real Madrid has won the Champions League on Saturday for the third year in a row. In Kiev, Zinedine Zidane's team accounted for 3-1 with Liverpool from the Dutch team Virgil van Dijk and Georginio Wijnaldum.
Brazilian Nara Almeida was 24 and shared her fight against cancer with her more than 4 million followers online. Even after she had been told that the cancer would be terminal, she remained positive: 'It's just a phase.' Now her friend has announced her death.
Bill Browder has only one goal in his life: justice for his Russian lawyer Sergei Magnitski. He died in 2009 in a Russian cell. Killed by guards, according to Browder. He is now committed to the Magnitski law. This ensures that people who grossly violate human rights or commit corruption on a large scale can no longer enter a country and their assets are frozen.
The historic top between North Korea and the United States is under threat, because Kim Jong-un is afraid of a 'Libya scenario'.
The actions of Israel on the Gaza border, where according to Palestinian sources dozens of Palestinians were killed during mass protests on Monday, were self-defense against the ruling Hamas group in the area. That is what the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says on Twitter.
The Japanese professor Hiroshi Ishiguro became famous with spectacular robots that he accurately modeled himself to the pore. 'The more human the robot, the easier we communicate with it,' he says.
Employees of US President Donald Trump have hired an Israeli intelligence company to monitor the private lives of former employees of President Barack Obama who played a role in the realization of the nuclear agreement with Iran. The goal was to discredit the agreement. This reveals the British newspaper The Observer, the Sunday edition of The Guardian.
Wikipedia still refers to it as 'marketing company', but the mysterious self-help club NXIVM appears to have a bizarre sex culture, where women surrender naked pictures, are branded, forced to have sex on 'call basis' and are beaten, starved and brainwashed.
The Basque terrorist movement ETA Friday apologized to its victims and their next of kin for half the century that they fought violently for an independent state in the north of Spain.
About thirty tough motorcyclists from all over Belgium have shown their softest side. They have escorted a girl bullied at school to her school in Liège. And because the girl would still be bullied by students from her previous school, a stopover was also made there. 'That's how we want to support the girl and give her self-confidence a boost.'
French President Emmanuel Macron has defended the rocket attack on targets in Syria. The intervention was necessary to give the international community 'some credibility', the president said in an interview that was broadcast by several French media.
America, England and France have attacked three targets in Syria dealing with the Syrian chemical weapons program, the US General Dunford has announced.
A 100 percent Muslim state and men and women must travel separately on public transport. The Belgian party Islam comes with controversial plans in the run-up to the municipal elections in the autumn. This to anger of voters and other politicians. 'No sharia. Not now. Never ever.'
In Belgium, it is shocked to respond to the plans of the Muslim party 'Islam', which calls for the separation of men and women in public transport. This is to protect women from palsy men. The ultimate goal of the party, a hundred percent Islamic state, is also controversial.
The niece of Sergey Skripal wants to travel to Britain to pick up Yulia Skripal. Viktoria Skripal said on the Russian state television that she has already applied for a British visa. 'At the moment I only have one goal: to fly there and to remove Yulia,' said the niece.
Film lovers can watch the cinema in Saudi Arabia for the first time in 35 years. The Islamic kingdom has signed an agreement with American company AMC Entertainment to open forty film houses in five years.
Justin Kluivert (18) may call himself the greatest talent in the world. The Ajax striker received the NxGn award for best teen in the world (born on or after 1 January 1999) on Wednesday.
Nigeria has been negotiating behind the scenes with terrorist Boko Haram over a file for some time. The goal is a permanent truce. The Minister for Information said that Sunday.
Film studio The Weinstein Company has filed for bankruptcy on Monday. The company succumbed to the sexual abuse of CEO Harvey Weinstein, which came to light last fall. Contracts that Harvey Weinstein had his victims sign to guarantee secrecy are no longer valid.
The governor of Mississippi has put his signature on Monday under the strictest abortion law in the US. In the state, termination of pregnancy after fifteen weeks is now prohibited with a few exceptions. The Republican Phil Bryant said he was proud of these regulations. Pro-abortion activists will challenge them in court as unconstitutional.
VVD and SP want to get rid of the controversial office of the European Commission that has the task of fighting fake news. The government must advocate the abolition of EUvsDisinfo in Brussels, according to government party VVD and opposition party SP. The two parties seem to have a view of a majority in the House.
The animations of new nuclear weapons that President Vladimir Putin used on Thursday to illustrate his militaristic speech are at least a decade old, say Russian media.
Armenia has denounced an unaccompanied agreement with Turkey on the normalization of relations. According to a spokesman from Armenian President Serzj Sarkisian, the goal of the agreement has not been reached.
