• French army leader cuts out cuts

    French army leader cuts out cuts

    paris July 19, 2017 09:40 Hot Recent News

    French army leader Pierre de Villiers has filed his resignation on Wednesday on the cuts of cuts President Emmanuel Macron has in defense. French media reported that the General had understood from Macron that defense would be avoided this year in the budget. He expressed his anger last week against parliamentarians that it is now being reduced. Macron would not have kept his word.

  • Watch Pierre's passion

    Watch Pierre's passion

    doetinchem July 13, 2017 08:27 Hot Recent News

    Initially, there was everything in the world of public transport, but the Achterhoek OV museum now also has an impressive collection of children's toys. With the big eye catcher, the collection of robots by late artist Pierre Janssen. 'This was the hidden passion of Pierre,' says museum director Dick Chargois (71).

  • Passenger data with Curaçao

    Passenger data with Curaçao

    the hague July 11, 2017 22:24 Hot Recent News

    Minister Stef Block (Security and Justice) and Curaçao, Saint Maarten and Aruba have made agreements that need to bring closer passenger data exchange. That happened on St. Maarten on Tuesday during the so-called Justice Vierlanden Concert.

  • Conditional fine Black Piet protester

    Conditional fine Black Piet protester

    the hague July 11, 2017 14:27 Hot Recent News

    A protester against Black Piet has to pay a compensation of 500 euros to an agent who held him in protest in 2014. The court in The Hague condemned the activist, known Amsterdammer Jerry Afriyie, on a conditional fine of 500 euros on Tuesday.

  • Six whales died in Canada for a month

    Six whales died in Canada for a month

    toronto June 25, 2017 06:39 Hot Recent News

    Since the beginning of this month, six dead north capers, a threatened whale species, have been found on the coast of Canada. Marine biologists and animal organizations are worried. Not before did they do this on this scale, the Canadian public broadcaster CBC News reports.

  • Applause for pastor at the start of Pink Saturday

    Applause for pastor at the start of Pink Saturday

    the bosch June 24, 2017 11:06 Hot Recent News

    Pastor Geertjan van Rossem of Saint John in Den Bosch received applause on Saturday for his participation in the much-discussed ecumenical celebration at the beginning of Pink Saturday. The prayer service Saturday morning was in the Protestant Great Church in Den Bosch, because Bishop Gerard de Korte had withdrawn the permission to keep those in St. John because of protests from priests and believers.

  • Labor comes with more tax for wealthy people

    Labor comes with more tax for wealthy people

    bradford May 16, 2017 19:15 Hot Recent News

    British opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn presented the election manifesto on Tuesday for his Socialist Labor Party. It is based on a sharp increase in tax on higher income and especially tax on corporate profits. Corbyn wants to say the inequality in the country, according to British media Tuesday.

  • EU memorial Brussels establishes hope for Macron

    EU memorial Brussels establishes hope for Macron

    brussels April 23, 2017 22:48 Hot Recent News

    In Brussels, Sunday was enthusiastic about the victory of Emmanuel Macron in the first round of the French presidential elections. For the building of the European Commission, people gathered on Sunday evening who 'Macron president' scanned. Pro-Europe hopes that the young leader of the En Marche! Movement will defeat the anti-European nationalist Marine Le Pen.

  • Congo has no money for elections
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    Congo has no money for elections

    kinshasa February 15, 2017 17:18 Hot Recent News

    The government of Congo has no money for the organization of elections this year. The government has calculated the capital Kinshasa that the elections will cost 1.7 billion euros, and that simply is not, said Finance Minister Pierre Kangudia Wednesday.

  • Castle Murder yet for ordinary courts

    Castle Murder yet for ordinary courts

    gent January 20, 2017 11:48 Hot Recent News

    The process surrounding the so-called castle murder in Belgium will still be handled by an ordinary court and not by a popular jury. The court in Ghent turned Friday decision of the chambers in Bruges dated November back.

  • Another fake old master

    Another fake old master

    new york January 18, 2017 17:12 Hot Recent News

    A so-called 16th-century Italian painting that some years ago was sold at Sotheby's in New York, turns out to be fake. Further investigation revealed that the painting contains pigments that only invented in the 20th century, according to the New York Times and other media Amerikaane.

  • shot Environment Minister in Burundi

    nairobi January 1, 2017 09:42 Hot Recent News

    In Burundi, the Environment Minister Emmanuel Niyonkuru (54) Sunday shot. He was, according to the police in the capital, Bujumbura, on the way home under attack by an unknown gunman. A woman who accompanied the minister has been detained for questioning.

  • Collector penalized with garage full of Picassos

    Collector penalized with garage full of Picassos

    aix December 16, 2016 13:54 Hot Recent News

    An elderly French couple was Friday convicted for his illegal collection 'Picasso's nearly forty years was in the garage' on display '. The 77-year-old prime suspect Pierre Le Guennec had appealed a suspended sentence of two years. The lost art goes back to the heirs, among them Claude Picasso.

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