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Belgians are in great embarrassment now that it appears that a compatriot may be responsible for 110 beheadings in Syria.

Italy is the land of cappuccinos and espressos, but the Italians are now also faced with frappuccinos. The American chain Starbucks has opened its first tent in the country on Friday. There was a long line with hundreds of tourists and Italians in front of the Milan office. 'I hope the coffee tastes better here than in America,' said a Milanese customer.

Tech giant Apple can take over Shazam, an app that can recognize songs. The European Commission has announced this after an in-depth investigation into the proposed takeover.

Almost a third of Dutch people indicate that they will not open the door unless they expect a visitor. This is shown by a study by Census Wide that was carried out among thousands of adults in early July 2018 on behalf of Google's home automation company Nest Labs.

The police in the Canadian capital Ottawa have raised the alarm about a big black bear. A block of houses has been set up in the northern district of Byward Market, near the parliament building in the center.

Samsung is working on a new folding mobile phone. The South Korean electronics company plans to unveil the new model in November, the top man of the Dong-Jin Koh mobile division told the CNBC television channel.

Now that the summer vacation is over, Google is bringing a new product to the market. The tech company makes photo books with real covers and real pages.

Italy continues to run into problems. ABN Amro sees more signs of rising government debt and a decline in growth as Italy continues its government plans.

Employees of the American embassy in Cuba may have become victims of attacks with microwave weapons. Because of this they heard loud bangs and other irritating sounds. They are weapons that can make you ill or even cause brain damage.

Lyft, a major competitor of Uber, wants to go to the stock market. The company is trying to sell its shares first, so for Uber. In March or April next year, it must be so far, say sources around the plans against Bloomberg news agency. Uber wants to go to the stock exchange in the second half of 2019.

A Polish woman stabbed a 54-year-old woman in the northern Italian Canneto sull'Oglio and injured three others with a butcher knife.

The American rock group Metallica brings its own whiskey on the market. According to a statement from the group, it is not just a different name for an already existing mediocre whiskey, but a real drink that has been worked on for years.

Approaching import sanctions for Iran have pushed exports below 70 million barrels per day for the first time since April. That has allowed the oil price to rise on Wednesday.

Turkey has been in deep trouble. The Turkish lira dropped further against the dollar after rating agency Moody's warned of the worsening situation of the local banks.

The Paraguayan police have been seriously embarrassed by a major gun robbery. The authorities discovered that dozens of automatic firearms in an arsenal were replaced by replicas of wood and plastic, the BBC reports.

One of the first computers that Apple has ever made is auctioned. The device still works, says auction house RR Auction, which hopes for an amount of 300,000 dollars, almost 260,000 euros. The buyer receives, among other things, the original motherboard, without modifications, and an authentic manual.

A lingerie brand has brought sexy lace underwear sets on the market. Especially for men. According to the website, it is not only the men who kick on a nice set of lingerie, but also women like to look at it.

Russian Kalashnikov, world-famous for his automatic guns, has opened a new market. The company has unveiled a fleet of electric and hybrid vehicles, hoping to be able to battle with Tesla.

The South African edge is in trouble. The call by President Trump to 'closely study the seizure of land and farms in South Africa' ​​has pushed the value further.

The bottom of the euro against the dollar has been reached. That is what ABN Amro says on the basis of investment positions of large funds.

Towards the all time high of the S \u0026 amp; P500 index this week corks from champagne bottles popped up on Wall Street. The investment indicator held the 'bull market' with 3453 profit days in a row in the arena since Tuesday. There is more to it, say market researchers. Already grow worries.

Apple will probably present six new versions of the Apple Watch next month. The French tech site Consomac has found the models in a database of the Eurasian Economic Union, the partnership of Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Armenia. This means that they can enter the market in those countries.

The Swiss start-up world has been shaken up because of raised investments of $ 100 million for a company that does not have any practical activities that can make sales. It looks like a cat in the bag.

Italy still wants to withdraw the motorway concession previously granted to the operator of the collapsed bridge in Genoa, despite the € 500 million in initial aid from Autostrade per l \u0026 # x27; Italia. According to Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini of Italy, the victims of the marriage deserve the plans for the withdrawal of the concession.

Greece has not yet been saved after the third aid package, says Yannis Varoufakis, the former Greek Minister of Finance, Monday in the German newspaper Bild. ' Greece is at the same point, is in the same black hole, and it sinks deeper every day. Also because the savings guidelines of the creditors prevent investments and consumption.

Investors looking at gold to gauge the crisis look wrong. The large investment funds use to avoid uncertainty use US government bonds.

Panic among creators of games in China. Technology giant Tencent lost 10% on the stock market after Beijing forced Tencent to remove the Monster Hunter game from the WeGame platform. The fear is that Beijing is blocking other online games.

The Turkish sanctions against US imported goods declared are not good. The lira fell by another 7% on Wednesday.

Spanish football can be viewed free of charge via Facebook on the Indian subcontinent from Friday. LaLiga and Facebook have signed a contract for this. All 380 LaLiga matches are available this season for free for viewers in India, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal, the Maldives, Sri Lanka and Pakistan.

The United Nations Security Council calls for a credible investigation into the bloody air raid that has killed dozens of children in Yemen. That's what Karen Pierce, the British ambassador at the UN, said on Friday.