Archaeologists have found a more than 3,500-year-old mummy in Egypt in one of the two tombs, which are being investigated. The tombs are probably from the eighteenth dynasty of ancient Egypt, the Egyptian authorities reported according to the BBC.
By a fire in a tent camp with Syrian refugees in the east of Lebanon, several people died. 'Our teams have so far secured six bodies,' said the general secretary of the Lebanese Red Cross Thursday.
Everyone knows: glitter after parties or parties you hardly get rid of your body or clothes. Scientists want to get rid of the sticky decoration. In fact, there must be a global ban because of the ecological dangers.
That Paris is the city of love may be assumed to be known. That the French also embrace the paid love is also known, but that an apparently dull office building was once a splendid brothel with equally mischievous and artistic wall paintings is even a surprise for the City of Light.
The US Secretary of Economic Affairs Wilbur Ross has said 'having done nothing wrong and being completely transparent about his Russian investment.' Ross has interests in shipping company Navigator who is doing business with Russian company Sibur, which is partly owned by the son-in-law from Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The name of Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton picks up in the Paradise Papers, with new revelations about the financial trade and the walk of the richest of the earth. Hamilton would have evaded tax on the purchase of his private aircraft, which is not punishable as opposed to tax evasion.
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In Mongolia, ten mountain climbers were killed after attack by an avalanche. Seven people are still missing, reports the Chinese state-owned Xinhua agency based on the authorities in Mongolia.
The Argentineans elect new representatives for the chamber of delegates and the senate on Sunday. The Argentine Parliament occupies 257 seats, in the senate there are 72 people.
An hour's flight from Amsterdam is a Dutch miniclassifate. In the middle of England, dozens of Dutch Muslims live on a farm under the leadership of a clan of radical chefs. A paradise on earth is not: ex-followers go to The Telegraph at the bell. 'They have ruined my life.'
The number of deaths caused by natural fires in the wine-growing region north of San Francisco in the US state of California has risen to 38.
Natural fires in northern California have cost at least ten people's lives and certainly 1,500 buildings have gone up in flames. Burning in the area more than fourteen burns and possibly more people were killed.
Eilen Carey, director of the software company Glassbreakers, has painted her blonde hair brown because she wants to be taken seriously in business and in Silicon Valley. 'I just want to look a bit less sexy.'
The terrorist group of Islamic State is increasingly being pursued in Iraq. Military sources said Sunday against Iraqi state television that the Akashat-based Akashat-based area on the border with Syria has been re-established.
The Iraqi armed forces have launched an offensive against the Islamic State (IS) terrorist group in an area on the border with Syria south of the River Euphrates.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has already relaxed the travel advice for Cuba. Yesterday the whole country was still orange (not traveling), now only the middle north. The rest is yellow.
Members of an isolated Indian tribesman in the Amazon area, who some years ago photographed a picture, were supposed to be murdered by a group of gold seekers with whom they came into contact. The Brazilian OM has launched an investigation into the killings of ten Indians, in the Javar Valley- one of the largest indigenous territories in the North American country.
The cloth has fallen for Juicero, the creator of a smart juice press, which has symbolized the sometimes useless hypothesis of Silicon Valley. The sale has been suspended, customers can recover their money. Juicero had already fired in July and announced other measures to rescue the company, but it did not work.
In California, a forest fire blocks one of the access roads to the famous Yosemite Natural Park. Highway 41 was closed on Thursday due to the fire seas between Oakhurst and the national park. Over three hundred firemen fight the flames. Their work is hampered by the summer heat and the drought.
A striking transfer in Silicon Valley. 21-year-old wonder boy Michael Sayman exchanges Facebook's burdens for those of Alphabet, the parent company of Google. Sayman will focus on the development of the Digital Personal Assistant Assistant.
Rescuers are in a remote valley in the Swiss canton of Graubünden looking for eight people who have disappeared after a landslide. According to the authorities, there are people from Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Rijkswaterstaat expects this weekend a lot of pressure on the Dutch roads through many activities and events.
A 41-year-old camping guest in Italy was crushed by a tree that overgrown during a heavy storm.
A 48-year-old woman from the Belgian Laak Valley is in critical condition at the hospital after a bizarre accident on the N19 towards Antwerp. The Flemish was so badly injured that her legs had to be amputated. The victim is held in artificial coma.
The Trump government allows US companies to provide 15,000 visas for seasonal work.
Jawbone, one of the first manufacturers of smart tech bracelets that measures motion and health, stops. The former darling of Silicon Valley has requested bankruptcy.
In a refugee camp in the Lebanese Bekaa Valley a large fire broke out on Sunday. Feared for victims, according to security officers.
In the US state of Nevada, where gambling and prostitution are already legal, free marijuana can also be purchased from Saturday. In the night of Friday on Saturday a law came into force that makes it possible.
The fire is still not completely under control, but many people are already returning to their homes after they fled the weekend for the weekend. Jolein Alten and Liedewij Schieving are making a mess at their farmers camp Quinta da Fonte.
