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A Romanian court officially declared a living man dead. The man from Vasului claimed that he was still alive, but the judge did not kick in.

A Michigan Libertarian who wants to go into the US Senate has suggested in his campaign to raise money to buy hunting rifles for homeless people.

The Russian Maria Lebedeva (23), once the most beautiful girl in the class, had a bright future ahead of her after her graduation. But her beauty and brains remained little when she got a car accident after a violent fight with her boyfriend.

Primary school student Javon Davies from Birmingham, Albama lists his most important assets in relation to WIAT: 'Playstation, computer games, TV and cat'. He does not do this for no reason: he has made a will, for the sake of certainty. For when he is killed during a shooting at school.

Not only for America and North Korea the planned meeting between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un is of historical interest, also for South Korea there is a lot at stake. President Moon Jae-in is praised for his role as a mediator, but now the work really starts for him.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said in an interview with an American journalist that it is irrelevant to him whether Russian citizens have mixed in the 2016 American elections. 'They have no connection with the Kremlin.'

US President Donald Trump said Saturday that North Korea has promised to stop testing missiles until their scheduled encounters are over.

The Belgian newspaper De Morgen calls the iodine pill 'already the farce of the year.' In the country in the past few days 4.6 million boxes containing ten potassium iodide pills of 65 milligrams have been distributed, on the advice of the health authorities.

The US President Donald Trump only wants to round the table with the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un when he sees that Pyongyang takes the rapprochement seriously and is prepared to meet him. The White House has announced this on Friday.

You often hear that people who remove a dog from the shelter bring back because the beast is too difficult. But have you ever heard of a dog that is being returned because the animal is too sweet?

A worried mother from the British Salisbury freaked out on Friday when she looked better at a selfie of two laughing agents. After all, on the seemingly innocent picture, the car of her daughter was on her head and in the roadside. 'That way you really do not want to know something like that', says daughter Georgia Oak.

A man had to pay 1300 euros because he had made a ride with Uber after a night out. Kenny Bachman decided to order an Uber in a drunken state to his home in Philadelphia. The only problem was that Bachman was not around there, but in Morgantown in West Virginia. That is almost 500 kilometers away from his home.

Europe is plagued by the Russian bear and storm Emma and especially in Britain one has not only suffered from the icy cold and wind, but also from the snow. And that is very awkward for the 30-year-old Rachel Warwick from Ripley. The woman is allergic to snow and has not been outside for a week.

Taking obsessive selfies is a real behavioral disorder according to science research from Nottingham Trent University and the Thiagarajar School of Management. People who suffer from 'selfitis' often have a lack of self-confidence and are looking for a way to be part of it. Junaid Ahmed (22) from the British Essex is someone who has 'selfitis'. 'If I have less than 600 likes, I will delete the photo.'

The relatives of the victims of the air disaster with the MH17 are angry with Geert Wilders. The politician wears a friendship pin during his visit to Russia.

Jared Kushner no longer has full access to the ultra-secret information from the White House. Both the New York Times, Politico and the BBC report this on the basis of anonymous sources. Previously, the son-in-law and right hand of President Donald Trump had access to the most sensitive intelligence from the United States security services. Now, however, a large part will be shielded for him.

The fourth economy of Europe would become uncontrollable by the elections on 4 March, leave the EU and discharge the euro. The new government is almost certainly moving to the right, while extremes on the left and right are trumpeting loudly. But worries on financial markets over Italy are declining drastically.

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.

With just one phone number the Tinder account of someone else's users. It was possible for a short time thanks to a leak that was discovered by security researcher Anand Prakash. With the hack it was possible to view the profile of someone else, to read all chat messages and to swipe.

US President Donald Trump has created again for angry reactions on social media. This time is a cheat sheet that The Donald used reason for mudslinging.

The Slovenian parents of the American First Lady Melania Trump have received a permanent residence permit for the United States. It is unclear how Viktor and Amalija Knavs won their so-called green cards, reports The New York Times.

After the umpteenth massacre at an American school, there is even an unexpected resistance against the powerful arms industry in the United States. Arm fan Scott Pappalardo from New York is fed up with violence against innocent people and has a message for his compatriots. A Facebook video in which he saws his AR-15 in two pieces goes viral.

Do you want to be more than ninety years old? Then you do not have to restrain yourself in certain areas, according to a large study.

Almost a year after the pro-forma session, the famous cause of the castle murder will start next Tuesday. Four suspects are arrested for the murder of Belgian castle lord Stijn Saelens in 2012. Among them the Dutchman Roy L., who would have carried out the murder with his now deceased uncle Ronny van B. from Eindhoven.

In the Hof van Nassau in Oosterzele in Belgium, a school ball has got pretty out of hand. Several drunken students misbehaved and also did a lot of damage.

A French-language advertisement from three Belgian coastal municipalities has led to mischief throughout Belgium because it invites an orgy. With the campaign, the municipalities want to attract tourists for the romantic Valentine's Day (February 14).

The United States is prepared to talk to North Korea about its nuclear program, but in the meantime it is putting pressure on the Kim Jong-un regime. That's what Vice President Mike Pence said in an interview with the Washington Post.

Queen Margrethe visited her seriously ill husband Prince Henrik (83) on Friday afternoon at the State Hospital in Copenhagen. This was reported by Ekstra Bladet, who has a reporter at the Rigshospital.

With regard to his threatening farewell as Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sigmar Gabriel accused SPD leader Martin Schulz of breaking word. 'What is left is really only regret about how disrespectful we are in the SPD and how little a given word still represents', said Gabriel in an interview in the newspapers of the Funke media group.

The appointed SPD chairman Andrea Nahles expects the supporters to agree with the coalition agreement that the Social Democrats have concluded with the Christian Democrats of Chancellor Angela Merkel. It will certainly not go without discussion, but she is firmly convinced that a majority of the more than 460,000 members say 'yes' to the coalition. She spoke that confidence Wednesday night in the ZDF program 'What now, Mrs. Nahles?'