Wikileaks founder Julian Assange should not only regain his freedom, but is also entitled to compensation for his years of incarceration in the Ecuadorian embassy in London. Judging a special working group of the United Nations.
The Spanish King Felipe VI has had to cancel his state visit to the UK in March because of the difficult formation of a government in his country. Madrid has let know that Thursday's visit from 8 to March 10,, due to the current process of forming a government is delayed. ' Not indicated when the visit it can go. Spanish politics deadlocked since the elections on December 20th.
At the donor conference on Syria on Thursday in London, a huge amount for the victims of the civil war promised. The participants have more than $ 10 billion (around 9 billion) on assistance to refugees in the coming years.
Internet activist Julian Assange is without legal stuck in the Embassy of Ecuador in London. That establishes a special UN working group has reported the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
While house prices in Amsterdam already quite soar, home seekers in London have in many neighborhoods lay an average of more than half a million pounds to get a home, reports The Financial Times.
The European Union has this year more than 3 billion euros to improve the situation of Syrian refugees in Syria and neighboring countries. That made Union Minister Donald Tusk announced Thursday at an international donors conference for Syria in London. The European price Netherlands will contribute 125 million euros.
Tens of thousands of Syrians from Aleppo route to the border with Turkey by the intensification of the bombing of the city. Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu has said Thursday during the donor conference in London.
The international community must ensure that can get all Syrian children in Syria and in neighboring countries education. That said British Prime Minister David Cameron on Thursday.
A working group of the United Nations examining controversial detentions, agrees with Wikileaks founder Julian Assange that he unfairly trapped in the Embassy of Ecuador in London. That the BBC reported Thursday.
,, If the United Nations Thursday to decide my case against the United Kingdom and Sweden lost, I leave Friday at noon the Ecuadorian embassy in London '', writing WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on Thursday in a message on the Twitter account of the Organisation. He says accepting an arrest because there is no prospect of a meaningful appeal.
A court in London has gone lord declared dead after more than forty years, so his son can now take his title. That British media reported Wednesday.
A painting by Egon Schiele Tuesday converted at auction by Christie's in London raised 9.6 million euros. It is a self-portrait that the Austrian master painted when he was nineteen years old.
If the other EU Member States agree on the Tuesday proposed concessions to Britain, the British can possibly already,, within a few months '' to comment on the future of British membership of the European Union. That is what the British Prime Minister David Cameron said Tuesday.
British Prime Minister David Cameron gets a foot in the door in Brussels. The EU and the British agree on a 'red card', thus, a group of 55% of Member States EU legislation can stop in their national parliament or changes requirements.
The fight against pirate attacks at sea seems to get success. The International Maritime Bureau (IMB) last year recorded 246 attacks by pirates. That is only one more than the previous year, when the number in eight years fell to the lowest level.
The European Union comes Tuesday with a comprehensive package to preserve Britain for the union. That EU Minister Donald Tusk Monday on Twitter let you know.
The British government on Monday authorized the genetic manipulation of human embryos for research purposes. Critics fear that the technology will ultimately lead people to their babies will design.
Gordon Goody, the mastermind behind the Great Train Robbery in 1963 in Britain, is deceased Friday at the age of 86. According to British media Goody died at his home in the Spanish resort of Mojacar, where he lived for more than thirty years.
A three-year Northern Irish girl has received a donor kidney from her father thanks to advanced 3D printing, reports The Guardian.
In the English town of Croydon is probably a serial killer cat active. Animal rights organization PETA think any person has at least thirty cats slain in the past two years. Who gives the golden tip that leads to the arrest of the 'Cat Ripper Croydon', as he is a reference to Jack the Ripper is called, can look forward to a reward of 5000 pounds.
Would the Brits next year decide to leave the European Union, that would have serious economic consequences for Ireland. That warning was heard the Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny Monday in London. Kenny is in London, where he met with his British counterpart David Cameron.
Police in London will help colleagues in Cologne when evaluating images of got out of hand turn of the year in the German city. On the square in front of the main railway station, women were massively harassed and assaulted by large groups of men.
A Swedish aircraft has made an emergency landing Friday after a bomb threat. The unit of the company SAS was with 72 passengers en route from London to Stockholm, but landed in Gothenburg. That airport is temporarily closed.
A 43 year old English, Fiona Connolly, was found guilty in London to racist intimidation,, after a walk with a dog that hates Muslims. ''
The Russian secret service has previously commissioned the murder of Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko. This happened probably on behalf of Russian President Vladimir Putin. The ultimate proof is not provided before, but British media suggest that this is being withheld for security reasons.
The already very strained relations between London and Moscow, among other things because of the annexation of the Crimea and the sanctions imposed against Russia, threatens to continue on foot, now the British directly point the finger at Vladimir Putin as possible directly involved in murder.
Widow Marina Litvinenko, the British government called for new sanctions against Russia. The wife of former spy Alexander Litvinenko Thursday expressed satisfaction with the damning conclusions,, '' of the Commission of Inquiry that investigated the murder of her husband.
Thousands of children from across the world will soon be able to look around in their own classroom in Buckingham Palace, thanks to Google's project with virtual reality (VR).
The TV program X-Factor disappears, just as Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn. The refugee crisis is doing less intense and Prince Henry is an important announcement. Nonsense talk of a drunk strawberry? No, these are a few of the very seriously predictions 'asparagus soothsayer' Jemima Packington.
Brent oil was Monday morning around 07:00 hours on the futures exchange in London traded at $ 28.40 a barrel, down 1.9 percent, after earlier low of $ 27.67 to have reached. US oil was 1.6 percent lower at $ 28.95 a barrel.
