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Nokia takes on the French maker of smart health Withings. Plans before the Finnish company announced Tuesday. With the acquisition Nokia will accelerate its access to the 'Health' digital sector.

New apps for the Apple Watch all need to be built from 1 June and run on the operating system of the smart watch (watchOS 2 SDK). Apple announced on its website.

Ministers and diplomats from some 170 countries Friday in New York signed the climate convention concluded in Paris in December. That was a conscious choice of host United Nations, as it was Friday's Earth Day 2016.

The British government warns travelers that the US states of North Carolina and Mississippi laws and customs which have for gay men, lesbians, bisexuals and transgenders can lead to problems. Who goes there, should take into account.

The Paris climate agreement signed Friday in New York. The climate was the 21st annual meeting under the auspices of the United Nations (UNFCCC). Between November 30 and December 12 met the delegates of 195 countries in France.

US President Barack Obama Wednesday to visit the Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz al-Saud and other Arab leaders in the region in the Saudi capital Riyadh arrived.

A note writing of the late Freddie Mercury, lead singer of British rock band Queen, will soon be auctioned in London. The notebook stand include handwritten lyrics for songs like Too Much Love Will Kill You and The Show Must Go On.

Will New York today embrace the 'own' candidates and indeed massively on Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump vote?

Inhaling high deodorant to be an Australian teenager killed. The 14-year-old boy probably died of a heart attack, Australian media reported.

Netherlands should take the lead in the development of machines that can kill independently constrain. This 'killer robots are coming, warns military expert Peter Wijninga.

Scotland does not want to leave the European Union and should therefore hold a referendum on independence as the United Kingdom in June, choose the 'Brexit. This is the leader of the nationalist Scottish National Party (SNP), the Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, Sunday stressed.

Future leaders of Cuba should go to their seventieth retire to give younger people a chance to lead the country. That said Cuban President Raul Castro.

Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz on Saturday won the primaries in the state of Wyoming.

The Belgian jihad recruiter Khalid Zerkani have to fifteen years in jail for recruiting people to fight in Syria. That the Court of Appeal decided in Brussels Thursday. The court explained the Islamic preacher last summer twelve years.

There is no doubt about it: the zikavirus causes serious birth defects. That confirmed the American health CDC Wednesday. The virus causes neurological disorders in infants, including microcephaly, an incomplete development of the brains of fetuses.

A thorough reform of the Italian state institutions is an important step closer. The Italian parliament gave the humanities and darling of Prime Minister Matteo Renzi Tuesday his blessing. The plan can now be submitted to the people in a referendum.

People who can count on a separate community service be caught in Thailand with drink and drive: one in a morgue. The military government wants drunk drivers this way to raise awareness of the risks, writes The Guardian.

Telephone tapping that form of police investigation section, called wire tapped telephone conversations, regularly lost or arrive later by due to technical problems.

Bernie Sanders on Saturday won the primaries of the Democrats in the state of Wyoming. The 74-year-old senator was after counting 90 percent of the votes with 56 against 44 percent for his rival Hillary Clinton.

On tackling tax avoidance must be held a global summit by the end of this year. The Socialist Group in the European Parliament calls on the European Union Friday herein to take the lead in response to the 'Panama Papers.

Former Alaska governor Sarah Palin urges voters with a bizarre picture on Facebook to vote for Donald Trump.

The last war chief of the American Crow Indians is deceased at the age of 102.

Writer Karl May (1842-1912) may have died from chronic poisoning. Toxicological studies of his remains has revealed remarkably high levels of lead and cadmium, the Karl May Foundation reported Wednesday, citing a recent forensic report.

Sanoma Belgium deletes 65 jobs. That made the Belgian branch of the Finnish media company announced Thursday after a meeting with the works council.

The deadlock in the peace talks on Syria. That said, the head of the negotiating delegation of the Syrian government Wednesday.

The European Parliament has taken the lead for a march against fear 'through the center of Brussels, held Sunday afternoon.

The zikavirus is now surfaced in South Korea. Seoul Tuesday confirmed the first case of the virus. It is a 43-year-old man who was infected during his trip to Brazil, according to the National Center for Health.

A new craze is especially among young female furor online through social media. Women show with the help of an A4 piece of paper that they are thin enough. If their wasp waist fits behind the 21 centimeter wide A4, the 'challenge' was successful.

Authorities in New York initiate an inquiry into a powder letter received by the son of Donald Trump. The letter threats uttered as senior Trump continues his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. The threats are further unspecified, police said Friday.

US Secretary of State John Kerry's Islamic State accused of genocide against Christians, Yazidis and other religious groups. That insiders have said in Washington Thursday.