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The captain of cruise ship Carnival Legend has thrown out a fighting group of passengers.

Due to the discovery of a bomb from the Second World War in the River Thames, a nearby airport has been evacuated. This is London City Airport, a small airport in the east of the British capital.

Libya has once again been startled by a bomb attack on a mosque in the port city of Benghazi. As a result, the imam and a visitor of the house of prayer died. There were dozens of wounded, some of whom are in bad shape. The Ministry of Health informed Friday evening that a total of 147 people suffered injury.

A group of migrants fought Thursday afternoon in the French port of Calais. This would also have been shot.

The war in Yemen is taking a new turn now that southern separatists have seized power in the historic port city of Aden.

Additional safety measures should make it more difficult for migrants to climb on board trucks. Belgium is full of problems along the E40 highway towards the coast and hopes that people smugglers will be moved by firmer action.

The ELN rebels are, according to the Colombian authorities, behind recent attacks on police stations. The explosions caused seven deaths last weekend. Dozens of people were also injured.

A mural by the famous graffiti artist Banksy was saved by a window cleaner after vandals were painted over it.

The government of the torn Yemen has called on allies to come to the aid of the South Yemeni port city of Aden. Since the beginning of 2015, it has been the refuge of the government of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi. Rebels from the north of the country that are called Houthis, in 2014, with the help of the influential former president Ali Abdullah Saleh, conquered the capital Sanaa and expelled the government.

French fishermen raised a blockade on Thursday for the port of the northern city of Calais. The fishermen take action because they want more support from the French government for the profession. They also demand that Paris take a clear stand on whether to allow electric fishing.

Asylum seekers have found a new smart trick to come to England.

The stormy weather also causes nuisance in Belgium. The train traffic suffers here and there from damage to the overhead line and objects on the rails. At the request of the NS, the Thalys operates on the normal track, and not on the high-speed route.

Britain is going to make greater efforts to tackle the problem with refugees around the French port of Calais. The country will, among other things, speed up the procedures to allow people who have the right to do so.

A 25-year-old man was sentenced to two years in prison in Copenhagen for a fatal accident with a jet ski last year, causing two American students to lose their lives.

Due to a collision between a passenger train and a truck in South Africa, at least a hundred people were injured. The accident happened Thursday morning near Kroonstad in the Free State province.

In the port of Antwerp, a consignment of nearly 7,000 kilos of cocaine was intercepted, which probably had the Netherlands as its destination. The cocaine was in a container with a load of bananas.

South Korea has brought in a cargo ship because oil products will be smuggled to North Korea. This has revealed the customs of the country Sunday. It is the second time in a few days that Seoul mentions the delivery of a ship that would transport goods to North Korea that are on the United Nations sanctions list.

The year 2018 is ushered in on Samoa. In Apia, the capital of the Republic of Samoa, it was midnight at 11 am. The new year started in the western Pacific. On numerous islands in the \u0026 # x27; Pacific \u0026 # x27; The new year is now being ushered in.

The German police have been able to identify 15 new suspects based on tips 15 who were guilty of violence at the G20 summit in Hamburg in July. Earlier this month, the police published photographs of people involved in the violence. That resulted in 228 tips so far, reports the German broadcaster NDR.

The South Korean authorities have inspected a ship that would have supplied fuel to a North Korean vessel in international waters. The crew therefore violated a resolution of the UN Security Council that forbids such transfers.

China's largest city Shanghai can hardly lose new residents. The municipality has determined that the limit has been reached with 25 million inhabitants. That number is expected in 2035.

Russia has started Tuesday with the establishment of a permanent presence at the military bases in Syrian Tartus and Hmeimim, according to RIA news agency.

Eleven tourists were killed in a bus accident in Mexico. A further 20 people were injured when the bus hit and tipped over in the eastern Mexican state of Quintana Roo on Tuesday. Among the victims are Canadians, Italians and Mexicans, reported the newspaper El Universal.

The Japanese government warns that an earthquake with a force of 9 may occur within the foreseeable future for the east coast near Hokkaido. The quake can cause a huge tsunami.

He graduated from the London School of Economics and is considered the smart, Western-oriented variant of his father. Saif Gaddafi, the son of former dictator Muammar Gaddafi, wants to fight the anarchy in his country that has persisted since the disastrous NATO invasion of 2011.

The Bangladesh authorities found no evidence that the alleged perpetrator of the attack in New York had connections with militants in that country. Meanwhile, the police in Bangladesh questioned family members of 27-year-old Akayed Ullah who was born in Bangladesh and lived in New York.

The man behind the failed bomb attack in New York on Monday has been formally charged.

The Bangladeshi authorities are looking for relatives and acquaintances of the 27-year-old man who tried to commit a terrorist attack in New York City Monday, but failed.

The Spanish police have detected € 210 million worth of cocaine between a shipment of bananas from Colombia. It is a huge six-ton ​​lot that was intercepted near the port city of Cádiz.

The Greek government gets thousands of migrants from the camps on some islands in the Aegean Sea. By order of the Ministry of the Interior, 250 people have been picked up by boat on the island of Lesbos and taken to the port of Piraeus.