Friends and family search with all their might for the missing teacher Wout Christiaens. The 36-year-old father of two children hit the Belgian side of the border with Zeeuws Vlaanderen without a trace.
The German authorities have arrested a man on suspicion of preparing a bomb attack. The police arrested the 31-year-old Russian Magomed-Ali C. in Berlin. The criminal investigation department was supported by anti-terrorist unit GSG 9, reports the Public Prosecution Service in Karlsruhe.
South Korea closes about a dozen guard posts in the Korean demilitarized zone. According to minister Song Young-moo (Defense) at the end of last month agreements were made with neighboring North Korea, reports the newspaper Chosun Ilbo. It is a test.
The Algerian man who attacked a Catalan agent with a knife had recently told his wife that he was a homosexual. The man saw that according to sources around the investigation as a sin. He would therefore have looked for a kind of religious salvation, the El País newspaper reports.
Melania Trump makes her first trip abroad in October as her first lady in the United States. She goes to the highest sets of children's living conditions in several African countries.
Rescue workers found three hikers alive after the drama in a ravine in Calabria. They turned out to be camping north of the crash site. The young people of 21, 22 and 23 did not have access to their mobile phones there, local sources say to the ANSA news agency.
The earthquakes that hit the Indonesian island of Lombok on Sunday have again killed several people. Victims have also fallen on Sumbawa. The emergency response service BNPB reported five deaths and dozens injured on Monday. Other sources say that at least eleven people were killed, two of whom were affected by a heart attack.
Nearly two hundred human bones have been found in northern Mexico. The authorities suspect that these are mass graves. The human remains were found in a number of places along a river in the state of Chihuahua, reports the attorney general in the area.
The official death toll of the brigade in the Italian city of Genoa is at 43. With this, the prefecture of the region confirmed the unofficial figures of Saturday. Nine people are still in hospital, of which four are in critical condition.
Saturday was a day of national mourning in Italy to commemorate the 43 people who did not survive the bridegroom in Genoa. In the morning a state funeral was held for a number of victims. About 10,000 people attended the memorial service that was held at the port of Genoa.
Italian rescue workers found the body of a 30-year-old man under the rubble of the collapsed bridge in Genoa. That reports the Italian state broadcaster RAI. The number of deaths has risen to 42. The death toll was not yet official, because the bodies have not yet been identified.
The Italian emergency services have found three more deaths under the rubble of the collapsed bridge in the port city of Genoa. This has increased the number of fatalities to 41. The Italian news agency ANSA reports this.
The World Health Organization (WHO) is not sure that all people who may have become infected with the deadly Ebola virus in the northeast of the Congo have been identified. This has to do with the war situation in parts of the province of Kivu. Rescuers have not been able to reach some dangerous places.
Iraq has carried out an air raid on a command center of Islamic State in neighboring Syria. As a result, an unknown number of members of the terror group have died. They wanted to carry out attacks across the border. That's what an Iraqi army spokesman said on Thursday.
The EU has repeatedly urged Italy to invest more and more targeted money in the country's infrastructure. Italy will also receive 2.5 billion euros from the EU structural funds between 2014 and 2020 for the improvement of road and rail. In April, the European Commission approved an investment plan of 8.5 billion euros, including for the approach to motorways in and around Genoa.
A six-month-old baby died after spending hours in a hot car in the city of Emporia in the US state of Virginia. The car was parked at a Domino's Pizza, where the 30-year-old mother of the boy was at work.
At the brigade in the Italian city of Genoa, no Dutch people are involved. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reports this Wednesday.
The Zaryadye Park, a 35-hectare attraction just a stone's throw from the Kremlin that was opened last winter, has been lying on the lips of many Russians for days. The reason? The carnal love. 'We have an unprecedented number of people who have had sex in the park,' reports Sergei Kuznetsov, Moscow's chief architect. 'We have recordings of it.'
In Brussels, a solution is being worked behind the scenes for the refugees aboard the rescue ship Aquarius. According to a spokeswoman for the European Commission, the EU administration is 'in contact with a number of member states' that the committee 'approached' about the matter. She did not want to say which countries are involved.
Are you on holiday in Turkey, or do you live there and notice something of the rapid depreciation of the Lira?
It is still unclear what inspired the 29-year-old man who stole an empty passenger plane in Seattle Friday, stunted it and eventually crashed. According to American media, it would be Richard Russel, a flight attendant without a pilot's license, who had been employed by airline Horizon Air for 3.5 years.
Tens of thousands of Romanians have taken to the streets Friday in the capital Bucharest and other cities to protest against the government of the Social Democratic PSD. The activists want to finally do something about the deep-rooted corruption.
The European Commission is making six million euros available to Bosnia and Herzegovina to help manage migrant flows. The money will be used to improve the identification, registration and referral of asylum seekers who have crossed the border.
Are you flying with Ryanair and threatening to fall into the water?
The number of kilograms, meat offers in supermarkets without an animal welfare mark, has dropped by 10 percent in the past six months. According to Wakker Dier, the decrease is greater than in the same period in previous years.
The Indonesian island of Lombok has once again been startled by a powerful earthquake. According to the first reports, it had a force of 6.2. Witnesses say that a number of buildings have collapsed. People ran out into the street in panic.
Ecuador has declared a state of emergency because of the unusually large number of Venezuelan migrants crossing the northern border with Colombia. The Venezuelans flee their country because of the economic crisis.
The emergency services in Indonesia found more bodies between the rubble of collapsed buildings after the earthquake on Lombok. The death toll has risen to 131, reports a spokesperson for the emergency response service BNPB. According to him, the number of deaths will increase even further.
In Wallonia, because of the heat and drought, it is temporarily no longer possible to fish in the rivers, the Walloon Minister for Nature has decided. The ministry has even 'evacuated' fish from a number of places with exceptionally low water levels to areas where they can still swim.
The warring parties in South Sudan signed a peace agreement on Sunday. This is what Al-Dirdiri Mohamed, the foreign minister of neighboring Sudan, announced. Mohamed has mediated between the parties. In the African country, a bloody civil war raged over the past five years.
