There is an investigation into the bloody air raid that has cost the lives of dozens of children in Yemen. The international coalition that carried out the bombardment says, according to Saudi state media, to review the incident.
Tesla founder Elon Musk claims to have completed the billions investment to get the battery maker off the stock market. Including $ 10 billion debt that is $ 80 billion. The financiers are not known. These billionaires would help Musk, in addition to large funds, to market end, according to market researchers.
Where Nintendo is generally known as the company that only brings peace-loving games to the market, with its latest console it also manages to attract titles for the older audience. With Wolfenstein 2 for the Nintendo Switch you can get started with shiny shooting irons in a spectacular adventure.
Computer games now also come through the age verification in Germany if they contain swastikas or SS signs. The organization that controls the content of games (USK) has stated that it is going to assess anti-constitutional symbols differently.
The number of kilograms, meat offers in supermarkets without an animal welfare mark, has dropped by 10 percent in the past six months. According to Wakker Dier, the decrease is greater than in the same period in previous years.
The United States is imposing a 25 percent import duty on China.
The Turkish lira was slightly up in value on Tuesday after the heavy loss of Monday. Traders provide a new sales spurt in the afternoon. Possible diplomatic consultation in the US offers some relief.
'Get your gold from under your pillow and exchange it for Turkish lira.' With that call, also for euro banknotes, President Recep Tayyip asked Erdogan Turks to use their property as 'resistance against the whole world'.
At Samsung they keep working through during the summer. Today the Korean technology giant introduced two new tablets: the Galaxy Tab A 10.5 for the whole family and the productivity-oriented Galaxy Tab S4.
The Turkish economy is on the brink of a turbulent period. The growth figures are unprecedented, but in the meantime the country is also faced with sky-high inflation, a faltering currency and a considerable trade deficit. Nevertheless, President Erdogan continues relentlessly with his policy of mega-investment and keeping growth figures high. With this he risks a huge debt crisis.
Crypto currency Bitcoin has dropped by $ 400 on Friday after the American stock market watchdog has rejected an investment fund for such digital coins.
Islamic State (IS) has carried out one of its bloodiest terror actions in the south of Syria last Wednesday. The terrorist group committed four suicide attacks in the southern city of As-Suwaydi and in neighboring villages, including a market. The head of the regional health service reported 215 deaths and more than 100 injured.
The world economy is still growing well. But it takes less and less to bring that growth out of balance.
Turkey gets a new tap. The Turkish economy was further downgraded by credit rating agency Fitch, from the status BB + to BB, with a negative outlook. The subsequent decline of the Turkish lira was, however, curbed by support from the central bank.
The oil price is falling on Monday due to additional supply that Saudi Arabia has brought to the market. Brent oil went to almost $ 80 a barrel last week.
In the new constitution of communist Cuba, private property is recognized again. That is what state media report on the island.
Samsung has opened Monday the largest mobile phone factory in the world. It is located in a suburb of the Indian metropolis of Delhi. When the complex is completely finished, 120 million aircraft can be made per year. These can be simple entry-level models, but also flagship ships.
Two young children aged 9 months and 2 years were killed in the US state of Arizona by overheating. They were left in the car when their mother went to work. The 20-year-old woman was arrested shortly after the discovery of the bodies.
The boss of the American Environmental Protection Service (EPA) must clear the field. Scott Pruitt filed his resignation after he came under fire because of a number of scandals. US President Donald Trump announced his resignation.
The German police are hunting a man who would have assisted the perpetrator of the attack on the Christmas market in Berlin, Anis Amri. According to German media, it is Meher D., a 32-year-old Tunisian, who has been identified by the police. Thursday, an arrest warrant was issued against him.
In the Mexican town of Tultepec, people were killed again Thursday by explosions in a fireworks store. Local media report that two explosions occurred one behind the other.
Octopus Rabiot, who knew how to predict the outcome of three World Cup matches in Japan, has been eaten. The octopus that became a national prominence was sold on the market after the third correct prediction.
Football crazy Mexicans eat the last bits of frustration away about the loss four years ago against the Dutch national team at the World Championship in Brazil.
Closed camps for migrants both inside and outside the EU. After a nightly marathon meeting, this must be the solution before the migration crisis. But there are so many loose ends that no one knows whether a result has actually been booked, or whether only some time has been bought.
On his visit to President Trump, Prime Minister Rutte will make it clear to him that free trade leads to a bigger cake, to prosperity growth, also for the United States. \u0026 # X27; \u0026 # x27; The two meet each other on July 2 in the White House.
A Chinese medicine man has found a huge ten kilo Lingzi mushroom. The mushroom, the size of an umbrella, was proudly displayed on a market in South China Yunan.
A bizarre forest with all curved trees goes viral on Facebook.
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.
Malian soldiers who were involved in the fight against Islamist militants have executed twelve civilians at a livestock market in the southern city of Boulkessy without any form of trial. The UN mission Minusma reported that this has been shown by research.
Today, exactly two years ago, the United Kingdom voted for a departure from the European Union. A lot has happened since then, but one thing is not yet: the economic boom promised by proponents of a brexit.
