Police and Islamists went to the Pakistani capital Islamabad on Sunday for two consecutive days. Activists set fire to vehicles and then retreated to the protest camp that they have been organizing for more than two weeks on the main exit road of the city.
During clashes between Pakistani security forces and religious demonstrators in the capital Islamabad, at least six people were killed. All dead are demonstrators, said a staff member of the rescue services on the night from Saturday to Sunday (local time).
The United States is threatening repercussions for relations between the US and Pakistan if Islamabad does not take action to arrest a Muslim militant who has been released. It is accused of being the brain behind the attack in 2008 in Mumbai.
A British mother received compensation of 9 million pounds, about 10 million euros, because she had a baby with hereditary haemophilia haemophilia, while medical tests failed.
The planet Mars may have much less water than imagined. On certain steep slopes you can see dark lines, a possible indication of underground water that drips down, but it seems that they are coming through something else.
During clashes between security forces and supporters of the opposition in Kenya, at least five people were killed on Friday. The police intervened with tear gas, baton and water cannon to spread the demonstrators. According to opposition leader Raila Odinga, the police also sharpened.
The European Parliament is going to investigate the rule of law in Poland. This step could ultimately lead to the country losing its voting rights in the EU. The Polish conservative government has been under fire for some time because it tries to bring the judiciary under political control and thereby does not respect the separation of powers.
Paul Ryan, the Republican president of the US House of Representatives, has joined the line of prominent party fellow members demanding the withdrawal from the controversial candidate senator Roy Moore. Moore is accused of sexual misconduct by several women. Ryan called those allegations 'credible.'
The Slovak police released 78 men, women and children who were crammed into two lorries. The trucks were sealed and sealed with lead.
The British Prime Minister, Theresa May, is trying to rescue the law that must lead to European Union retirement by launching the House of Commons on Tuesday. This is not expected to be without striking or pushing. Within the ranks of her own Conservative Party, the support for the Prime Minister is ravaging, while Labor insists that the House of Commons admit to the deal that the EU and Britain eventually end.
A Belgian of 21 went to the hospital of Aalst last weekend. The man had at least 6.4 percent alcohol in his blood. Apparently, his parents found the performance of their son remarkable, the Belgian newspaper notes Het Laatste Nieuws. 'His previous record was 6.2 percent,' they said.
In front of tens of thousands of people, Pope Franciscus spoke against Rome on Wednesday in Rome. 'The priest says,' Raise your heart. ' He does not say, 'Raises your cellphone,' said the Pope.
Schools in Delhi remain closed for the rest of the week because of the suffocating smog. The regional authorities described the situation in the Indian capital area rather as a 'gas chamber' and said children did not want to expose themselves to risks.
The Turkish journalist who revealed in an article just before the coup last year in what hotel President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stayed, is released on bail by his employer. Reporter Glumen Ulu earlier complained that he was accused of a 'compiled' \u0026 # x27; \u0026 # x27; crime.
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The United States is going to allow refugees again, but there are sharpened entry requirements for migrants from eleven countries. This is evidenced by a law issued by US President Donald Trump on Tuesday.
New Zealand has a new government led by the Social Democrats, despite the sounding victory of the conservative party in the September elections. The parties signed the coalition agreement on Tuesday. Premier becomes Social Democrat Jacinda Ardern (37), the youngest prime minister in the history of the country.
The controversial populist and billionaire Andrej Babis is the clear winner of the parliamentary election in the Czech Republic. After counting more than 90 percent of the votes, ANO's party came to 30.5 percent of the votes, a lead that is no longer available to competitors.
A 26-year-old motorist tried Wednesday's German police to lead a garden in a drug check. Agents had taken the man off the road in Kaiserslautern. The man had to pee in a jar because he was clearly under the influence of narcotics, but suddenly no urine appeared but a ray of water came out of his genitals.
Catalans get out of protest massive money on Spanish banks on Friday. They are therefore calling for Catalan movements that seek independence.
The 28 leaders of the European Union meet in Brussels on Thursday and Friday before their autumn summit. EU President Donald Tusk is proposing a new process for faster knocking on sensitive topics.
Brazilian President Michel Temer has survived a vote in the High Court of his country for a corruption charge. 39 senators voted against a trial against Temer by the Supreme Court. 26 members voted for a procedure.
EU President Donald Tusk has an urgent message to European government leaders: it's time to make important decisions quickly. Political 'self-interest' and bureaucratic laxity inhibit the progress of the EU. Key issues need to be tackled, such as asylum policy and monetary union reform.
History repeats, now that a high school in Biloxi, in the US state of Mississippi, has removed the world-famous book To Kill a Mocking Bird from Harper Lee from the reading list. The book, known in the Netherlands as Spaar de spotfogel, appeared in 1960 as a result of racial discrimination.
The Philippine army has killed two leaders of an Israeli-based rebel group. The Minister of Defense declared Monday that Omar Maute and Isnilon Hapilon came across fights in the city of Marawi, in the south of the Philippines.
Larry Flint pledges a sum of 'up to ten million dollars' for information that may cost Donald Trump his presidency. The publisher of porn does this in an ad in the Washington Post of Sunday.
The mayor of Antwerp, Bart De Wever, is the only candidate for the presidency of the New Flemish Alliance. That has announced the Liberal Conservative and Flemish Nationalist Party on Saturday afternoon. During the party council on November 18, it becomes clear whether the presiding presidency may begin as its N-VA leader on its fifth term.
The Philippine police are losing control of the bloody war against drugs that President Rodrigo Duterte conducts. He gives the anti-drug agency PDEA the lead on operations to reduce drug crime.
US President Donald Trump gives Kirstjen Nielsen the lead of the Department of Internal Security. The White House announced its appointment Wednesday. Nielsen is still the substitute of John Kelly, the White House Chief of Staff. This former general was for his promotional security minister. In that position, Nielsen will follow him soon.
