In their consultations on the Brexit agreement, British Prime Minister Theresa May and President Jean-Claude Juncker of the European Commission have made progress Wednesday, but there is still work to be done before there is a final plan. This was what May and an EU spokesperson said after the meeting in Brussels.
A 16-year-old girl from South Sudan recently sold through an auction on social media. That gave her father 500 cows, three cars and 10,000 dollars.
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 Chinese police arrested 29 suspects after a fuss about the practices of a slaughterhouse. That pumped cattle full of water to increase the slaughter weight of the animals, reports state media. It is unclear exactly what the suspects are charged with.
Italy has ordered the seizure of the migrant ship Aquarius. The Italian authorities decided to do so because mistakes would have been made when removing waste from the Aquarius. MSF confirmed this after reports in Italian media.
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.
The White House has given CNN reporter Jim Acosta his accreditation. This ended a legal battle over the punitive measure against the journalist, reports the news channel.
The man who killed his pregnant wife and two daughters in August disappears behind bars for life, turned out to be a court in Denver on Monday (local time). The perpetrator, Christopher Watts (33), has no chance of early release. To avoid the death penalty, he made a full confession earlier this month.
Germany has imposed an entry ban on eighteen Saudi's. They are suspected of having been involved in the murder of the Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. The journalist lived and worked in the US and was very critical of the Saud family clan that rules Saudi Arabia.
An unsuspecting swimmer off the coast of Tasmania was stabbed to death by a stingray. The man was struck by the tentacle of the animal in his abdomen.
Mickey Mouse is celebrating its 90th birthday today. On November 18, 1928, the cheerful mouse made its debut on the big screen and Disney took every reason to think about it. Of course it is an achievement that after all these years the mouse is still one of the most recognizable icons in the world. But the merchandise around Mickey also still generates billions.
A 9-year-old boy has scratched fifty cars in Oberhausen, Germany. The damage is estimated at 50,000 euros. The police say the child made the damage with a sharp object.
The most wanted painting from the Second World War, that of The Fallen Madonna with the Big Boobies, is for sale. The iconic work of the fictional painter Van Klomp, which was shown in numerous episodes of the TV series 'Allo' Allo, is being offered for auction.
US President Donald Trump is traveling to California on Saturday, where deadly wildfires have killed dozens of people. The president meets people who have been struck by the violence of nature, made the White House known.
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.
The new Japanese Minister of Cyber Security Yoshitaka Sakurada has made a remarkable confession: he has never used a computer. During a parliamentary hearing, he indicated that he has staff for jobs that require a PC.
The tear-jerking story of a homeless person who saved someone from his last dollars along a highway is getting crazier.
At least five people were killed when a boat with migrants sank off the coast of Turkey. Three of the dead are children, says the Turkish Coast Guard.
Red Dead Redemption 2 puts you in the shoes of Arthur Morgan, an outlaw who is part of a criminal gang fleeing the government and the ever-advancing civilization in the Wild West.
Due to smoke in the cabin, an aircraft with 282 people on board made an emergency landing in Siberia, in the east of Russia.
600,000 Belgians carved by Belgians have to be removed in Ypres because a few salamanders breed around the work of art.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg, member of the American Supreme Court, resumed her work from her hospital room barely two days after her fall. 'She is joking again,' says her cousin Daniel Stiepleman. She ended up in hospital on Thursday when she broke three ribs at the dive.
The death toll due to the collapse of two buildings in Marseille has risen to seven. That says Mayor Jean-Claude Gaudin. Two houses collapsed in the French city on Monday. Rescue workers have been looking for victims for days.
The Public Prosecution Service in Brussels demands twelve to forty months in prison against eight people who have given shelter to refugees. According to the prosecutor's office, they knowingly and knowingly helped people smugglers. They themselves say they only wanted to help people who had fled war zones.
The Italian government has made EUR 153.5 million available for emergency aid for areas affected by the severe weather. Rome also announced that it will invest 900 million euros in the prevention of natural disasters in the next three years.
After the collapse of two buildings in Marseille on Monday, nine people are missing. That is what region president Renaud Muselier said on Twitter.
The head of the German internal security service BfV, Hans-Georg Maassen, has been finally taken early by Minister Horst Seehofer of the Interior. His departure had been in the air for several days.
The two sons of the Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi have made an appeal to CNN in which they demand that the body of their father be returned. They want to bury the remains in Saudi Arabia. Salah and Abdullah Khashoggi say that their family can not mourn without the body of their father and can not process his death.
The American president Donald Trump has been looking forward to new sanctions with a kind of film poster. 'Sanctions are coming. November 5, 'is on a photo of Trump, which he shared via Twitter.
Indonesian divers went on a Friday search again for the second black box of the crashed passenger plane of Lion Air. The authorities have received a signal from that device, but the search is made more difficult by the strong current.
