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Netherlands on Saturday again participated in Earth Hour, an annual global action on climate change. All over the world did landmark buildings 20.30 an hour the lights.

A lie of a seven year old boy in Australia has led to a major search. The child's parents had a boyfriend led to believe that he could spend the night, Australian media reported. Then gave his family missing him.

Millions of people Wednesday in Indonesia a rare full solar eclipse seen. In some places it was for the first time in 33 years completely dark. However, in eastern Indonesia clouds threw a spanner in the works.

Peruvian police have arrested a Frenchman and a Briton as they had made nude photos in the historical city of Machu Picchu.

Mars looks very different than before. More than 3 billion years ago, the surface is beaten about 20 degrees from vertical. That was due to the emergence of a huge volcanic plateau called Tharsis. That was so great that the entire surface of the planet began to slide.

Nepal has extended the sell off in 2015 from the mountaineers of the Himalaya peaks in the hope that they return. The two earthquakes which hit the country almost a year ago, the climbers stay away. On the flanks of Mount Everest climbers died then at least nineteen when the tremors of their stay was buried by chunks of ice.

Australia has sent a military ship carrying aid to the Fiji Islands. On board include medical supplies, food and water treatment equipment. There are also two helicopters on board to reach people in remote areas.

Tens of thousands of inhabitants of the Fiji Islands still staying in shelters after their homes were destroyed last week by the cyclone Winston. The death toll rose Thursday to 42, but the authorities are confident that this number is increasing.

Three brothers have been reported in Australia to the police after they had chased the bystanders wits with nepaanslag. The men were hoisted in traditional oriental robes and pretended they wanted to open fire from a car on unsuspecting victims.

Authorities in Fiji have again revised upwards the death toll from cyclone Winston. The counter is now at least 42. Meanwhile, the supply of much-needed relief comes slowly.

Police in Sydney, Australia have arrested an employee of the local railways filmed secretly visitors to the disabled toilet of a printing station in the city. He did so with a hidden camera he had hidden in a box.

New Zealand is still possible asylum seekers who are not allowed to stay in Australia. The New Zealand Prime Minister John Key comes to Australia on Thursday to talk about his colleague Malcolm Turnbull.

Apple launches mobile payment service Pay Apple this week in China. It has a customer service representative of China Guangfa Bank confirmed via WeChat, the website Tech in Asia reports.

Two foreign tourists have escaped in a natural park in southern Australia to their abductor and death. The local media reported Wednesday. An escaped Tuesday from the victims and arrived on a beach in the National Park Coorong fishermen who warned against the police. The victims' nationality was not disclosed.

Sharks have last year attacked 98 times world swimming people and that was a record. Six times that attack was fatal. That stated scientists from the University of Florida.

The assassins were paid, the task was clear: Noela from Australia Rukundo had died during her trip in Burundi. That was just completely different, making them eye to eye came to be with the man who had given the order for its planned death.

In eastern Australia, near the city of Brisbane, has an unknown many kangaroos killed. A roadside roadside Monday was about hundred meters littered with corpses, sixteen in total. A seventeenth marsupial was, according to local media so badly injured that an injection was the only solution.

The voice assistant, Google now also understands Australians who speak with a thick accent and use specific Australian-English words. That the company has announced. Smartphone users in the country still get get frustrated that digital assistants do not understand them.

Many schools in Australia are Friday morning rocked by several bomb scares.

An Australian teenager had plans to fill the pouch of a kangaroo with explosives and the animal then the police let go. Australian media reports said Thursday, based on documents from the court.

Virtually all state leaders in Australia have signed a document in which they express support for the idea of ​​making Australia a republic. The only leader who does not signed, Premier Colin Barnett of Western Australia, said that he is for a republic. But the time is not ripe for it now, he says.

Australia has two major drug seizures made in a short time. Sydney was the custom 159 kilos of methamphetamine and 340 kilograms of raw ephedrine. In Brisbane agents intercepted 100 kilograms of methamphetamine. Both shipments were found to originate from China. It is not yet known whether there is a connection. Both catches were announced Friday.

The death of an Australian gay man has caused such a stir that the South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill will aanpssen legislation. When the Briton Mark Bulmer-Rizzi (38) was a widower when his partner died during their honeymoon, found written on the death certificate of his deceased husband David that he was single.

(Reuters / dpa)- Wolfgang Schäuble believes that effective containment of refugees into Europe is only achievable by significantly investing more money in the neighboring countries of Syria. The German finance minister said Thursday in Davos that Europe than it would cost several billion euros.

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).

Also at Bali, the atmosphere according to Dutch residents grim, after the attacks in the Indonesian capital Jakarta. Bali in 2002 was shaken by an attack that left hundreds dead.

Two people have been arrested because they have carried out DDoS attacks. Not for the thrill, not for political reasons, but because they wanted ransom. They demanded bitcoins to stop. The gang is known DD4BC, or DDoS for Bitcoin.

In Australia, two people were killed by forest fires south of Perth that 128 houses have burned down. One person is missing, Australian media said Sunday.