The US President Donald Trump does not support the joint final declaration that was put together at the end of the G7 summit. According to him, the Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made false statements. He announced this on Twitter a few hours after he left the top to travel to Singapore.
The summit in Singapore is a one-off opportunity for those in power in North Korea to achieve something big for their country. 'Donald Trump said before his departure from the G7 meeting in Malbaie, Canada. He called the meeting with Kim Jong-un Tuesday in Singapore a 'peace mission.'
It seems Donald Trump against the rest of the world on the G7 in Canada. The proportions have almost never been so cold and hostile during the meeting for the heads of government of the seven industrial superpowers. In the corridors is even spoken of a G6 where the US is no part of it.
The American president Donald Trump believes that Russia should again participate in the top of the G7. He stated that just before he boarded the plane that would take him to Canada.
Germany pulls out extra billions for defense. The move was warmly welcomed by NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg on Thursday at a meeting of NATO Ministers of Defense.
The wife of the American president Trump, Melania, is present at the White House on Monday at a meeting of a society of relatives of fallen soldiers, The Gold Star families. It is her first public appearance since 10 May. American media have been wondering for a long time what is going on with her.
The German Chancellor Merkel feels nothing for an Italian debt relief. She says in an interview that the euro countries are zolidair, but that this 'should never lead to a debt union.'
The United States still have a few days to prevent a trade war with their allies. That said the French minister Bruno Le Maire (Finance) after a meeting of ministers from the seven largest industrialized countries, the G7, in Canada.
The import duties on steel and aluminum that US President Donald Trump now also imposes on the European Union, Canada and Mexico, has fallen badly within his own party.
The United States is going to announce import duties on steel and aluminum for the European Union, reports The Wall Street Journal on the basis of imported sources. The plans might be announced on Thursday.
A Canadian of Russian origin has been sentenced to five years in the United States. The 23-year-old Karim Baratov, aka Kay, has admitted that he has cracked thousands of e-mail accounts for the Russian secret service. Baratov has already made a confession in November.
US President Donald Trump has agreed with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to meet before a possible summit with the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. That has been announced by the White House.
Bill Browder has only one goal in his life: justice for his Russian lawyer Sergei Magnitski. He died in 2009 in a Russian cell. Killed by guards, according to Browder. He is now committed to the Magnitski law. This ensures that people who grossly violate human rights or commit corruption on a large scale can no longer enter a country and their assets are frozen.
Anyone smoking through Flanders with children up to sixteen years in the car can be fined up to EUR 1000. The smoking ban applies to tobacco products and electronic cigarettes. The Flemish government has approved a proposal on this subject from the ministers Joke Schauvliege (environment) and Jo Vandeurzen (Welfare, Public Health and Family).
Clothing company Gap has apologized for the sale of a T-shirt with an 'incorrect' map of China. On Chinese social media photos of the garment had appeared, on which the country would have been depicted without areas like Tibet and Taiwan.
The German city of Weinsberg (Baden-Württemberg) has given back a painting of the Jewish collector Max Stern, stolen during the Nazi period, and bought it immediately afterwards. It concerns the canvas 'The women of Weinsberg' by the Dutch artist Gerrit Claesz. Bleker from 1624.
The EU 'takes note' of President Donald Trump's decision to exempt EU member states from US import duties on steel and aluminum until 1 June. The EU ought to 'be excluded from these measures fully and permanently', the European Commission says and warns that it is 'not under threat'.
A European satellite that needs to monitor global warming was launched on Wednesday. The Sentinel-3B rose from a space base in the far north of Russia. It is the twin brother of the Sentinel 3A, which was already launched in 2016.
Facebook is taking measures to prevent almost all of its users coming soon under the new European privacy legislation. The internet company wants the regulations to apply only to European members. Facebook confirms that decision to Reuters news agency.
One of the injured from the Canadian bus accident with a youth ice hockey team on board died of his injuries. The death toll thus comes to fifteen, reports broadcaster CBC. The Canadian police confirm the death.
Due to an accident with a bus with a youth hockey team on board, fourteen people were killed in Canada. The bus collided with a truck at the Tisdale location in central Canada.
The 7-year-old Madden from the American Oklahoma was bullied by his unique appearance: a hareslip and two different colors of eyes. When he was deep in the pit his parents found an asylum cat on the trail. The animal was very similar to the boy.
The Belgian government is to expel one Russian diplomat. That is what the core cabinet decided, let premier Charles Michel know Tuesday.
NATO will also take measures in response to the use of nerve gas against a former double spy in Salisbury, England. Topman Jens Stoltenberg gives a press conference at the headquarters in Brussels around 3.30 pm.
A French waiter will challenge his resignation at a restaurant in Vancouver, Canada. According to the man, he is falsely dismissed. His former employer claims that the waiter is too rude. This strongly denies the man. His direct personality is due to his French origin.
The Peruvian parliament has accepted the resignation of President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski. His successor Martin Vizcarra completed the oath of office later in the day.
The body of 25-year-old Australian woman Alison Raspa was found four months after her disappearance in a partly frozen lake in Canada.
European Commissioner Cecilia Malmström (Trade) travels to Washington Tuesday for crisis talks about the upcoming US steel tax. In the US, the Swedish talks with the American Minister of Economic Affairs Wilbur Ross.
China is the biggest risk of a banking crisis for all countries. The Chinese debt measured in terms of GDP has passed the boundary that can lead to disruptions in the financial system.
A psychiatrist from Canada, who believes that homosexuality is a disorder from which people can heal, has lost his license because he sexually abused two male patients.
