An American 'trophy hunter' goes viral on social media after she places photos of a giraffe shot on social media, accompanied by commentary that makes nature conservation fierce.
President Donald Trump receives the Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte in the White House on 30 July. The White House reports this in a press statement.
The EU must change into a fortress Europe, unreachable for migrants who want to illegally cross the Mediterranean by boat. While EU leaders are today in Brussels at their summit they agree, but there is still a long way to see a solution for new asylum rules. This means that Chancellor Merkel has a huge political problem.
Prince William started Tuesday on his first full day of the official visit to Israel. The Duke of Cambridge started with a visit to the Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum in Jerusalem.
In a family drama in Bavaria three children aged three, seven and nine and their 29-year-old mother were killed.
Along the Hasseltsesteenweg in the Belgian Kortessem, a letter has been posted on the dead body of a cat since Sunday night. The author confesses that she has killed the animal and that she feels extremely bad.
What should have been an adventurous leap, base jumper Robert Haggarty was fatal. The 47-year-old Briton died in a 2.9-kilometer jump in the Dolomites.
A relatively intact wreck of an American B-17 bomber from the Second World War has been discovered at the bottom of the North Sea. Human remains have also been found.
The election victory of incumbent President Recep Tayyip Erdogan gives him the power and grip on Turkey that he has been striving for for so long. Until 2023 he remains the most powerful man of the 81 million Turks.
The US government reunited more than 500 children with their parents who illegally entered the US and were separated under the harsh migration policy. That has been announced by the US Department of Homeland Security.
With a great goal from a free kick in the fifth minute of the injury time, Toni Kroos has ensured that reigning world champion Germany has the chances of achieving the knockout round at the World Cup in its own hands.
The story about the 'iconic' photo with which activists nailed the 'inhuman' immigrant policy of Trump to the pillory appears to be slightly different.
The 21-year old Annaliese Nock has proven in the America's Got Talent program that blowing yourself up is also a talent. She volunteered to lock herself in a box with six bars of dynamite that were detonated before the eyes of the cameras. A spectacle that you can trust the Americans.
US National Security Advisor John Bolton is next week in Moscow to prepare a possible meeting between US President Donald Trump and his counterpart Vladimir Putin. That reported the Russian news agency Interfax.
US President Donald Trump will sign a decree on Wednesday to solve the problems surrounding the separation of children from parents who have illegally entered the US. What the decree exactly means is not known.
The German Chancellor Angela Merkel wants to hold an informal 'asylum summit' in Brussels on Sunday with EU countries that have a lot to do with migrants. She wants Bulgaria, Germany, France, Greece, Italy, Austria and Spain to join in to discuss this issue before the European summit on 28 and 29 June.
Can Hungarian aid workers be punished in the future if, for example, they give food and drink or provide information about asylum procedures to asylum seekers? The chance is great. The Hungarian parliament will vote on the government's bill on Wednesday and the party of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán will have a majority there.
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.
A young migrant from Guinea who was hiding in Brussels under a bus was crushed by the coach on a Monday night. The bus would drive to Great Britain via Bruges. Just outside Brussels, a bus driver who came from the opposite direction saw feet under the bus. He gestured to his colleague, who then braked, crushing the 20-year-old stowaway.
A serious epileptic boy was admitted to a London hospital after the authorities seized the cannabis oil he used as a medicine. The case stirs up the discussion about the medical use of cannabis in Great Britain.
Three cars were derailed on a roller coaster in the American Daytona Beach in Florida and at least six people were injured. Two occupants fell down about 10 meters and others got stuck in a derailed cart.
The Italian and French governments have come into full collision about the floundering immigrants. Rome demands apologies from Paris. As long as this does not happen, the diplomatic crisis continues. The Italian Minister of Economic Affairs Giovanni Tria has canceled his trip to Paris to meet his colleague. Prime Minister Conte also plans to cancel his trip to Paris where he would meet French President Macron.
The German head of government Merkel is almost alone with her asylum policy. At the visit of the Austrian chancellor Kurz last night it became painfully clear that Vienna is on the side of Munich and Orbans Hungary. 'If Europe does not function as a unit in illegal migration, great damage can occur, also for the Schengen zone', the chancellor threatened.
A vase that was recently wrapped in a newspaper in a shoebox was found between the mess in the attic of a house in the French countryside and raised 16.2 million euros in Paris Tuesday. The auction house Sotheby has announced this. At the French branch, no amount had ever been paid for a single item. The value of the Chinese gem of the 18th century, which proved to be very rare and in excellent condition, was estimated at 500,000 to 700,000 euros.
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.
A lying wedding guest who made up a whole story about how he got sick for weeks due to food and drinks in a Mexican resort, has been fined. He has to pay 10,000 pounds to tour operator TUI.
The largest American trade union for actors and four major television networks have agreed that auditions can no longer take place in private hotel rooms and private homes. The measure must reduce the chance that actors are sexually abused during castings.
The Polish-born Gena Turgel, who survived several concentration camps, died at the age of 95. Turgel was in the former concentration camp Bergen-Belsen, where she provided Anne Frank.
The Iraqi prime suspect of the murder of fourteen-year-old Susanna F. in Germany, according to several media. The 20-year-old suspect, Ali Bashar, had come to Germany as a refugee and fled from Germany to Iraq last week because he came into the picture as a murder suspect.
A group of at least 23 travelers was kidnapped in the northwest of Nigeria on Friday by armed men. Among the abductees is a mother with her baby and another child. The press agency PRNigeria has announced this.
