Russian President Vladimir Putin has followed a successful test of a new Russian hypersonic missile system on Wednesday, reported the RIA news agency. The missile system, called Avangard,...
After the sudden eruption of Mount Etna on Monday, it is still uneasy around the mountain. There are hundreds of light and some heavier earthquakes registered around the mountain in Sicily.
Airport Gatwick has, according to Sky News and several aerial spotters, have to close runways again. New drones have been spotted, although the police are watching the drivers of the drones...
The police in Berlin on Tuesday early in a mosque invaded because of terrorist suspicions.
A former business associate of Michael Flynn, the first security adviser to the Trump government, was charged Monday with secret lobbying for Turkey. That was the...
The demolition of the remainder of the disaster bridge in Genoa has to start next week. The president of the region of Liguria, Giovanni Toti, is hopeful that the judge on Monday the seizure of the...
The German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer expects that the so-called 'Union' of CDU and CSU will again be able to win electoral gains now that Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer has been elected as successor to Angela Merkel.
Paris is preparing for a weekend of violent demonstrations. The French government sends tens of thousands of agents into the streets to suppress protests of the 'Yellow Hesjes'. Not exactly a perfect opportunity for a weekend trip to the otherwise romantic city of light.
While Kiev closed the border yesterday for all Russian men between sixteen and sixty years old, the Kremlin showed that the Russians can not be fooled with the announcement that as from next year foreign warships that want to pass through the Arctic Ocean can only do so. with previous green light from Moscow.
With the help of the Netherlands, the American authorities have rolled up a large network of hijacked computers.
The incident with Ukrainian navy ships and the Russian border guard was a provocation of Ukrainian side. The Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko wants to increase his popularity in the light of upcoming elections.
At Erkelenz, not far from the German border near Roermond, two ultralight aircraft collided Saturday afternoon. As a result, one of the pilots, a 70-year-old man, was killed. The other pilot, a 60-year-old man, was seriously injured and was taken to the hospital.
A Frenchwoman has been sentenced to five years in prison, of which three years conditionally, to keep her child hidden from the rest of the world in, among other things, the trunk of her car. Furthermore, the judge in Tulle in central France deprived Rosa-Maria Da Cruz of parental authority over her daughter Séréna, reported the channel FranceInfo.
A new scandal is playing around Facebook. The company would have tried to put critics with fake news in a bad light, to divert attention from perils about, for example, the lack of privacy security on the social network. Facebook denies having done something wrong. The ties with the lobbying company in question have since been broken.
A couple from Leuven in Belgium have been sentenced to two years in prison after plundering their grandmother's account in the nursing home. In total, the thieves made over 253,000 euros from the weaker family member booty.
It seems that the agreement on the Brexit, which the British Cabinet is discussing on Wednesday, is that Northern Ireland remains in the EU and thus becomes a sort of separate from the United Kingdom. That said the leader of the Irish party DUP, Arlene Foster based on draft texts. Comments from other Northern Irish politicians also point to this, although the content of the agreement is not yet known.
Hungary must stop smear campaigns against those who express their views on the rule of law in the country. Minister Stef Blok (Foreign Affairs) asked the Hungarian Secretary of State Szabolcs Takacs (European Affairs) during a meeting on the situation in the country.
Due to smoke in the cabin, an aircraft with 282 people on board made an emergency landing in Siberia, in the east of Russia.
It is a daring venture: at the low point of its popularity, Emmanuel Macron travels through 'hostile' territory for a week to commemorate the First World War. 'I have no desire to meet the president.'
In the ongoing battle between Trump and the American media a new point has been reached. Images that were distributed by the White House, with the main role for CNN journalist Jim Acosta, would have been manipulated.
After the collapse of two buildings in Marseille on Monday, nine people are missing. That is what region president Renaud Muselier said on Twitter.
For the first time in almost a year, a United Nations aid convoy has reached a refugee camp in southern Syria. The 50,000 people in the Rukban camp near the three-country point of Syria, Jordan and Iraq need urgent help, according to the UN on Saturday. In addition to food, medicine and hygienic material, vaccines have also been put in place for about 10,000 children.
The Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman described the murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi in the days after his disappearance as a dangerous Islamist, member of the Muslim Brotherhood. He said, according to The Washington Post, in a telephone conversation with Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner and safety advisor John Bolton before Riyadh admitted that the columnist had died in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
The man who opened fire on Saturday in a synagogue in the American city of Pittsburgh can get the death penalty. He is being prosecuted for several criminal offenses, including a hate crime. That's what Justice Minister Jeff Sessions said.
A man and a woman have died after falling from the world famous cliff 'Taft Point'. Parkrangers started to recover the bodies on Thursday.
Turkey will do everything in its power to clarify the 'shameful murder' of the Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. That's what President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's spokesman said to reporters Monday. After a cabinet meeting, he once again said that the Turkish authorities concerned had set themselves the goal of getting all the details in this case to the table.
The vote in the Macedonian parliament supporting the change of the name of the country has been manipulated by a combination of blackmail, threats and buying votes. That said the Russian Foreign Ministry Monday.
The fiancée of the Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi has reacted on Twitter to the death of her lover. 'They have taken your physical presence from this world. But your beautiful smile will forever be in my soul, 'wrote Hatice Cengiz.
A Brexit summit has failed again this week. The British Prime Minister Theresa May had a quarter of an hour to explain her requirements. She spoke so quickly that the other government leaders hardly understood her. 'It is still a mystery what the British want,' sighed one of those present against Bloomberg.
Today we see more and more intrusive screen ads on the street, which can be very tiring. Scott Blew, an engineer from Los Angeles, designed a pair of glasses to escape this screen bombardment. With these glasses all screens, on smartphones and most computer screens, are completely black.
