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Pope Francis has called officials at the Vatican and bishops around the world to lead a simple life after retirement and to abandon the desire for power.

Raul Castro must postpone his resignation for two months. The 86-year-old President of Cuba was due to leave on 24 February, but with the approval of the National Assembly this was postponed to 19 April. The reason is simple: the busy aftermath of Hurricane Irma has replaced the president's replacement.

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According to scientists, there will be a lot more heavy earthquakes next year because the earth is running slower. Every day a millisecond will take longer, with major consequences.

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Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont has to make it clear by Thursday whether he or she has declared independence now or not. If he does not, the central government in Madrid will take over the administration of Catalonia.

A four-child family-run family in the Scottish Highlands was saved by the Zweinstein Express, the train used in Harry Potter movies.

In a neighborhood in northeastern Paris, Thursday morning bottles of fuel and a simple ignition mechanism have been found under some trucks. It would be Lafarge cement trucks, a French-Swiss company that makes building materials.

Migrants are increasingly returning from Greece to their country of origin. Since the beginning of this year, 14,000 have already returned home. The Greek police say that it is mainly people from Albania, Pakistan, Iraq, Georgia and migrants from North African countries.

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.'

Traditionally, ladies and gentlemen spent extra attention on their clothes on Prinsjesdag. A matching hat, whether or not with a political statement, may not be missing this third Tuesday of September. Everything out of the closet or just something voters. See here the creations of 2017.

An increase of 700 percent of the number of guests who suffered from diarrhea this year and subsequently returned to cash, put Mallorca owners on the track of major fraud. It was about British holidaymakers who took a simple trick to save a lot on travel expenses: get diarrhea.

Three former Google employees have charged their former employer for discrimination on pay and promotion. They went to court in San Francisco with their complaint.

US President Trump has completed the so-called DACA program. The scheme was set under the previous President Obama in 2012 and aimed at protecting about 741,000 people who in the past entered the US when their parents illegally crossed the border, to protect themselves from expulsion.

Actress and activist Meghan Markle is still beaten by the international media, recently to the point that boyfriend Prince Harry had to make a public statement with the compelling question to leave her alone. This month, the 36-year-old American beauty shines on the cover of, and in a comprehensive interview, she talks about her relationship with the British royal.

In the run-up to World Alzheimer's Day (September 21), the Utrechtse gaming company Active Cues launches a special action on September 1 to ask for dementia attention. Healthcare professionals and relatives are encouraged to dance with people with dementia.

Hospitals want to make the personal risk in care easier. If it is at the Dutch Association of Hospitals (NVZ), patients will pay a fixed amount of 150 euros for a large number of simple hospital treatments. Chairman Yvonne van Rooy presents the plan on Friday on the format table via an opinion poll in the Dutch newspaper.

The Telegraph will now also test board games. Because it's summer, we finish off with a review of three family games specially made for the beach, namely: Dobble Beach, Jungle Speed ​​Beach and Perudo Beach.

Google Developers have developed an algorithm that can automatically and widely remove watermarks from stockphotos. Developers do not aim to rob photographers of their revenues, but to show that current watermarks are simply too simple.

In the city of Barcelona there are a lot of Dutch hospitality entrepreneurs. Most of them opened the doors of their cafes today after they closed closed yesterday.

The British Interior Minister Amber Rudd believes that normal people are not interested in encrypted communications. According to Rudd, people are not waiting for total security, but rather they prefer a service that works easy. She says that in The Daily Telegraph.

German journalist Svea Eckert and data scientist Andreas Dewes have managed to map the surf behavior of 3 million Germans in a relatively simple way. According to The Guardian, the two have managed to expose the porn preference of a judge and the drug use of a German politician.

Ten years ago, the brain training games of Dr. Do not drag Kawashima games for the Nintendo DS. Now the series makes a comeback on the Nintendo 3DS.

The new police guard control function does not support the huge interest. The police have been offering people the opportunity to check online via internet whether their e-mail address or other credentials have fallen into criminal hands. There were already 166,000 people used to make use of it in the afternoon. Since then that part of the website is flat.

Twitter with a blue check mark can be dating in a simple way. Loveflutter, a dating app that linked all users of the social media, made Blue a new version that only enabled verified accounts.

Google would be about to change its famous homepage. The page has been as simple as possible for 21 years: white background, a logo, a search window and a few buttons, occasionally a doodle for a special event.

Ram Nath Kovind, a politician of very simple comrades, is the new president of India. The 71-year-old party mate of Prime Minister Narendra Modi received overwhelming support. Almost 5000 regional and federal parliamentarians voted on Monday, Thursday was the count. Kovind's opponent Meira Kumar, also a drop from the lowest social class, did not adjust as expected.

The winners of the Nobel Prize for Peace Liu Xiaobo this week are cremated after a simple ceremony. That states Chinese state media.

With a heavy middle finger, Radiohead's singer clearly made his displeasure to the public in Glasgow, some of which waved with Palestinian flags last week. 'Klotelui', he still mumbled through the microphone.

Remarkable images of a man who wants to step into a train with a huge refrigerator, go like a running fire over the internet. On surveillance images it can be seen that the man in Australian Brisbane knows the big ranger on board, but his adventure does not take long.