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Donald Trump is going to ask Justice to investigate whether his presidential campaign was infiltrated in 2016 or otherwise meticulously watched. 'With this I demand, and tomorrow I officially do that, that the Department of Justice is looking at whether the FBI / DOJ yes or no has invaded or controlled the Trump campaign for political reasons,' the US president twittered.

Two-thirds of the United Nations Security Council has expressed its 'deep concern' on Monday that there has been no end to the Israeli settlements on land that the Palestinians want to have for an independent state. As early as 2016, the Security Council demanded this in a resolution.

The Catalan parliament is making a new attempt to elect a regional prime minister on Saturday. President Roger Torrent said parliament member Quim Torra, after consulting with party leaders, nominated for the position.

The Spanish government wants to prevent through the courts that the fled Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont is appointed regional leader while he is not there and is abroad. The Catalan parliament approved a bill last week that makes it possible to choose a regional prime minister who is not personally present.

A couple from Great Britain recently received an unpleasant surprise: a handwritten note from the neighbors. It was said that they urgently had to think of closing the curtains. 'We are sick of it', it sounded.

The Catalan Parliament has approved a bill that should make it possible to choose a regional prime minister who is not personally present. As a result, former leader Carles Puigdemont (55) still comes into the picture to fulfill his old post again.

The 4-year-old Elianna Grace from Florida has received water in a pool and now has to fight for her life. The American toddler suffered from fever and breathing problems after visiting the swimming paradise.

In the first three months of the year Facebook has removed 1.9 million items with an extremist content or provided a warning label. The content related to Islamic State, al-Qaeda or other terrorist groups. The social network site announced this on Monday. The number of detected unwanted pieces is about doubling compared to the previous quarter.

It looks like an innocent advertising stunt, but the city council of the Belgian city of Ghent can not laugh: two bus shelters that have been converted by Ikea. The alderman is furious.

All political parties in Venezuela must have a fair chance to take part in the May 20 elections. The Venezuelan government must guarantee free and credible elections and stop undermining democracy, otherwise 'appropriate measures' can follow, warns the European Union.

Four years after the death of his parents, a baby was born in China. The couple, who died in a car accident, had frozen several fertilized eggs in the hope of getting a baby via ivf. And that worked after a lot of hassle even though they unfortunately can not see the end result anymore.

A 24-year-old man from New Zealand has a woman with a notable lie in bed. In his own words, the man was forced to drink poison and would die if they did not have sex within 48 hours. And so it happened.

A Belgian woman has a place where she was allowed to drive 116, but had to pay a fine of 467 euros due to an odd amount of fate.

The Dutch supermarket chain Jan Linders got the anger of the fathers of the Saint Sixtus Abbey in the Belgian Westvleteren. The fathers are angry because the super stunt with their exclusive trap beer.

The Danish inventor Peter Madsen (47) maintains that he did not kill the Swedish journalist Kim Wall. However, he admits cutting her body into pieces. 'She was killed in an accident', Madsen said in Copenhagen on Thursday during the first day of the trial against him.

In Spain, a fossil of a chicken from 127 million years ago was found. The bird was only five inches tall and must have weighed about ten grams when it was alive. The chick was very young and just out of the egg when it died; his bones were still weak and it could not fly yet.

Three women who have been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize have criticized the Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi. The Iranian Shirin Ebadi, Máiread Maguire from Northern Ireland and the Yemeni Tawakkul Karman demand an end to the human rights violations against the Rohingya minority in Myanmar.

An Indonesian father risks a prison sentence after he has placed a photo on the internet where his nine-month-old son has a cigarette in his mouth.

Winter sports enthusiasts who go to the Alps have to keep accounts of extreme cold on their skiing holiday. For example, in some places it can go 20 degrees freezing, where the wind chill temperature rises to minus 30, due to a cold air flow from Siberia.

Suriname will have to take swift measures to put public finances in order, otherwise the country will have even more trouble to continue to pay interest and repayments on its growing government debt. Credit writer Moody's writes this in a report, in which the creditworthiness judgment is immediately reduced.

The dramatic texting conversation between two sisters who thought that their last hour had struck the deadly shooting in a school, came through American media.

The South African government party ANC has given President Jacob Zuma an ultimatum. He has to leave at the latest on Tuesday, otherwise he will have a deposition procedure in parliament. That news news site news24 based on sources around the party.

The South African government party ANC has given President Jacob Zuma 48 hours to resign as head of state. Otherwise he will be relieved of his function. The state television channel SABC has announced this on Monday night.

The well-known Swiss Islamologist Tariq Ramadan, a former professor at the Erasmus University, is detained in France on suspicion of sexual abuse. He is suspected of the rape of two women.

Nine EU countries have until Monday to submit effective proposals in Brussels to improve air quality. Otherwise, the European Commission will take them to court.

A house where- literally and figuratively- a strange smell hangs and thirteen children who always look pale, young and malnourished. If someone already got to see them. Many horror scenarios took place behind the Turpin family's façade. But why did it take so long until the child abuse came to light?

The Syrian government and the opposition reached an agreement on an armistice in East Ghouta during the negotiations in Vienna on Friday. It has been agreed that from midnight no more will be shot and bombed in this rebel stronghold near the capital Damascus. That is what spokesperson Ahmed Ramadan said of the insurgents. The file is mainly due to Russian mediation.

Scientists have made a breakthrough in the development of a blood test that can detect eight types of cancer. For five of those types of cancer there is no test yet. Because of this blood test, cancer can be detected a year earlier than current scans.

The 28-year-old Antwerper Diouaene was about to leave on Monday evening when suddenly a gigantic bang was heard. 'The house collapsed completely.'