They are becoming frugal times for many diamond dealers and miners. Companies that continue to ban the artificial laboratory diamond, will find it difficult in a market where prices due to these pebbles pressed out of carbon fall sharply.
The Indian police have arrested 16 people after a double murder in the state of Assam. An angry mob killed two men after they stopped at a village to ask for directions, the BBC reported. The attackers apparently thought they were dealing with kidnappers who had been targeting children.
Belgian customs found 56 kilos of cocaine in counterfeit pineapples in the port of Antwerp. The party has been confiscated. The drugs, with a market value of several millions, were hidden between real pineapples in fake copies, reports the Antwerp prosecutor.
The attorney of the American president Donald Trump got a knock on his fingers after he had spoken about Melania Trump, the first lady. Rudy Giuliani claimed that Melania also believes that the alleged affair between her husband and porn star Stormy Daniels never happened, CNN said.
The United States has asked the government of Colombia to hand over one of the former leaders of the FARC guerilla movement. The American embassy has submitted an official extradition request for Seusis Hernandez, who is also called Jesus Santrich.
US President Donald Trump yesterday organized a 'celebration of the American flag' with supporters from American Football team Philadelphia Eagles. But are they real supporters? International media speculate about a staged event.
The president who is missing in the thriller of Bill Clinton and James Patterson is not Donald Trump. It is also not Hillary Clinton, as in a quick attempt to rewrite history. The bestseller writer and the former president in President went missing for fiction, with Jonathan Duncan as his protagonist.
The Russian journalist Arkadi Babchenko, whose death was staged in Kiev to thwart an attack on his life by a hit man, told Thursday that pig's blood and a make-up artist were used to make the shooting seem real. His wife and some close relatives were informed of this.
The Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich has received Israeli nationality. The 51-year-old businessman, owner of, among others, the London football club Chelsea, is officially immigrated on Monday, according to Israeli television.
Real Madrid has won the Champions League on Saturday for the third year in a row. In Kiev, Zinedine Zidane's team accounted for 3-1 with Liverpool from the Dutch team Virgil van Dijk and Georginio Wijnaldum.
Mistakes, masked hooligans, chaos at the airport, crying fans. The organization of the Champions League final in Kiev is so lousy that UEFA has announced its apologies and wants to prevent repetition, at all costs.
The authorities in the Ukrainian capital Kiev have closed five metro stations in connection with a bomb alert. Further information is still missing.
An action by a Belgian artists' collective, a 17-meter-long plastic sperm whale, to be placed on a beach in Zingst on the German Baltic coast, caused quite a lot of swell next Friday. The artists had not announced their action, so that the authorities of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and the local police did not know what was going on.
British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson called 18 minutes with a joker who pretended to be Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pasjinian. British authorities suspect that the Kremlin is behind the phone call. Premier Theresa May announced on Thursday that an investigation into the incident is in progress.
The creators of Maya the Bee are furious at Greenpeace, which has the little children's heroine promoted in an inimitable film of cigarettes.
A \u0026 # x27; armed grandmother \u0026 # x27; in the underground in Munich, Germany has provoked a police action. Co-passengers saw how the 65-year-old woman, who was in the vehicle with four children, had clutched a pistol under her arm.
A group of adults from Atlanta, Georgia, have been chased away from the swings in a park by two children. The boys- one of six and one of twelve- had a pistol and stones with them.
Amazon, the world's largest online store, has to stop selling to the American police its software that can recognize and compare faces on the web.
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A week ago jihadist Khamzat Azimov stabbed a man in Paris. Yesterday it was announced that a chemical attack on France may have been thwarted. The real terror wave has yet to come, says terror expert Thibault de Montbrial (49).
The historic top between North Korea and the United States is under threat, because Kim Jong-un is afraid of a 'Libya scenario'.
The Japanese professor Hiroshi Ishiguro became famous with spectacular robots that he accurately modeled himself to the pore. 'The more human the robot, the easier we communicate with it,' he says.
A communications officer in the White House has insulted US Senator John McCain. The USA Today newspaper writes that the employee said about McCain that 'his opinion no longer matters because he is going to die soon.' The statement was confirmed by two other White House employees.
The cross-border police team of Germany and the Netherlands picked up a 26-year-old man on Tuesday afternoon who, presumably proudly, showed an international driver's license to officers. Stupid, it turned out, because there is no such thing at all.
While the average amateur Instagrammer scrambles 100 likes for a carefully processed selfie with a lot of pain and effort, they flow in with influencer Lil Miquela. And she does not even exist!
A nice scoop of scoop ice cream that melts before you can take the first bite: it's not much summerier than that! Vanilla ice has been very popular for years. The real vanilla freaks might have a problem this year: more and more catering companies are using vanilla dishes.
The Belgian singer Maurane died at the age of 57. She was found in her bed in her house in Schaerbeek on Monday evening.
The Ministry of Finance says to keep a close eye on developments at AirFrance / KLM.
The Greek authorities have rolled up a criminal organization that would have sold medication to treat cancer abroad. The police arrested 21 suspects, including doctors and nurses.
The Republican Senator John McCain ruthlessly counts with President Donald Trump, his fellow party member, but now also his sworn enemy. McCain does not have a good word for the behavior of the real estate type on the political plush and accuses him of throwing American values.
