In Germany, people reacted shocked to the severe ill-treatment of the right-wing AfD politician Frank Magnitz (66). The deputy of the Bundestag, the German House of Representatives, was...
China the taxes next year, 'significantly \u0026 # x27; \u0026 # x27; to lower. This is stated in the final statement of a three-day meeting between the highest policy makers. The government must also ensure that the fees...
The Kurds in Syria, abandoned by Donald Trump, threaten to release about 1100 captured IS fighters. That means potentially a big danger for Europe, where Interpol director...
The Bpost share fell by 20% on Tuesday at the Belgian stock exchange after a subsequent profit warning.
The UK economy is going to have to deal with a serious blow if the British leave the European Union without an agreement. In the blackest scenario, the gross domestic product will be almost 11 percent lower in 2034 than if the British had decided to remain a member of the union. This is shown by estimates from the British government.
A former manager of a fast food restaurant in Avignon, France, was sentenced to two years in prison after a teenager died after eating a meal at the establishment.
Donald Trump's government wants the Supreme Court to rule on its decision to ban transgender people from the US military. Three lower courts had previously prohibited the government from implementing the measure. That is why Washington has asked the court on Friday to examine that case.
Sotheby's auction house in London thinks that two of Rembrandt's fingerprints were found on an oil painting that made the master of a young man. It seems to be printing his thumb. They were found in the original coat of paint, in a lower corner of the painting, under overcoating and varnish layers.
The British government has promised to publish economic forecasts about the Brexit. It concerns a comparison of three scenarios: a British departure from the EU with the current agreement in principle on the Brexit, the abrogation of the Brexit and a British withdrawal without a deal with the EU.
Owners of many wood stoves belong to the category of worst air polluters. Those who heat their stove during the cold weather produce six times more air pollution than a truck.
Conservative pro-brexit parliamentarian Jacob Rees-Mogg is going to file a no-confidence motion against Theresa May as leader of the Conservative Party. He said that after the Brexit debate in parliament.
The Belgian zinc smelter Nyrstar, the largest in Europe with a branch in Brabant, is coming to the stock market on Monday. More and more investors are following a devastating report by ABN Amro about the future of the company.
Former stock market guru Jean-Pierre Van Rossem from Flanders was found guilty of forgery, money laundering, tax fraud and fraud. The court in Brussels put the 73-year-old former politician Friday two years imprisonment after a three-year requirement, report Flemish media.
PostNL competitor BPost drops again on the stock market after disappointing results. The company that wanted to buy PostNL in 2016 does not seem to be able to achieve its goals, according to analysts.
The world's richest people have become richer again last year. Due to the stock boom, rising real estate prices and economic growth, they saw their average assets rise by 19 percent. This is evident from the annual billionaire report that the PwC accountancy firm and the Swiss bank UBS published on Friday.
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.
Prime Minister Mark Rutte encouraged other Member States at the EU summit in Brussels to export fewer arms to Saudi Arabia. The Lower House had urged him to insist on this after the disappearance of the critical Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
The legalization of cannabis cultivation in Canada Wednesday caused investors headaches on the first legal working day with stock market losses.
The twenty-year-old man suspected of the murder of the Bulgarian journalist Viktoria Marinova admitted to the German police that he had attacked her. But the Bulgarian denies having raped, robbed and robbed the thirty-year-old TV presenter.
The Flemish government must make a plan within a year for better air quality in the entire region, otherwise a penalty of 1000 euros per day will be imposed. The court in Brussels determined that in a case that Greenpeace had filed.
The Northern Irish bakery couple who refused to bake a cake with the message 'support gay marriage' has not been guilty of discrimination. That is how the British Supreme Court ruled after years of legal battle. Lower judges thought that the bakers were discriminating, but the highest court of appeal spoke to them freely.
After the enigmatic disappearance of Interpol boss Meng Hongwei, the international police organization has now asked China through the official channels to give a definite answer about his whereabouts and health. Jürgen Stock has announced this to the general secretary Jürgen Stock on Saturday at the Interpol site and via Twitter. 'We are waiting for the response from the Chinese authorities to our unease about the welfare of our director,' said Stock.
Bill Cosby started his life in prison and will from now on be thoroughly evaluated to determine how extensive his treatment will be as a sex offender. That is based on the question of how dangerous he is, reports TMZ.
Elon Musk and Tesla have reached a settlement on Saturday with the US stock market watchdog SEC. As part of the settlement, Musk must resign within 45 days as CEO of Tesla and he may not hold that position for three years, according to the SEC. Musk and Tesla must also each pay a fine of 20 million dollars, some 17.2 million euros.
The German steelmaker ThyssenKrupp is considering a break-up. On that news from the Bloomberg news agency, the share increased by more than 9% on the German stock market Thursday afternoon.
Airbnb plans to reward some landlords who use its platform with shares in the company.
The department of the right-wing populist AfD in the German state of Lower Saxony says three members are on guard because they had attended a meeting of neo-Nazis. A spokesman for the AfD said Tuesday that the party is starting a procedure to get rid of the three.
Ten passengers on a tourist boat were injured because the vessel with which they sailed hooked into a lock wall on the Mosel in Germany. The incident happened while the boat was being moved to a lower part of the Moselle near the city of Trier.
An Egyptian court ordered the arrest of two sons of the Egyptian former president Hosni Mubarak. Justice suspects Alaa and Gamal Mubarak of insider trading on the stock exchange.
The appeal of the convicted Danish murderer and inventor Peter Madsen was interrupted on Friday. The hearing was suspended because a judge became unwell. It is not clear when the session will be.
