The North Korean leader Kim Jung-un wants to invite experts and journalists from the United States and South Korea to join in the closure of the site where nuclear tests have been conducted for years. That is what a government spokesman in Seoul said on Sunday.
The meeting between US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un will take place within three to four weeks. That, in any case, is Trump, who told his audience that Saturday at a meeting in the state of Michigan.
China opens its market with metal trade for foreign investors. The government announced this on Friday.
A 41-year-old man was arrested because of a false bomb alert on board a passenger plane. The Airbus A320 with 173 passengers and six crew members flew back to Singapore because of the threat accompanied by two fighters.
Four people are missing after the outbreak of a fire on a large container ship in the Arabian Sea. It concerns a ship from shipping company Maersk that was delivered in 2017.
Chipmaker The hostile takeover by semiconductor Broadcom from chipmaker Qualcomm is coming up with new blockades in Washington. That purchase by the Singapore company against $ 121 billion may threaten national security, according to the Ministry of Finance.
President Donald Trump reportedly talked to some 'business partners' about his desire to 'execute every drug dealer in the US'. This reports Axios.
A court in Singapore sentenced a woman to a ten-week prison sentence for sending her sewing supplies to her detained husband. She had hidden two needles in a postcard, the newspaper The Straits Times reports.
Eleven countries around the Pacific will sign the new TPP free trade agreement in March without the United States. Washington stepped out of the treaty a year ago.
The Netherlands is among the world leaders in countries that are good at educating, retaining and attracting talent. The Scandinavian countries score even better from the European countries.
The customs in Singapore caught a man who tried to smuggle bird spiders into the city state. The Singaporean illegally turned many dozens of the beasts, which can grow to 28 centimeters, in his house.
Singapore arrested seventeen people because of possible involvement in the theft of oil from a Shell refinery. The arrests were made at several incursions on Sunday, after Shell had reported the theft in August, reports the police. At the raids, millions of cash money were seized.
The Chinese government intervenes with the bitcon. Power consumption for production of the wanted currency has been restricted. The Chinese central bank calls the intervention necessary. The enormous power consumption for bitcoin production would disturb the energy consumption in regions in the country.
The Belgian road network is not known as the best in the world, but now it appears that in countries like Namibia and Rwanda roads are even better off. That is what the World Economic Forum (WEF) concludes in a report.
Two Zimbabwean ministers clearly had to get used to the recent change of power in their country on Friday. They seemed to have forgotten at a conference of government party ZANU-PF that former leader Robert Mugabe made way for Emmerson Mnangagwa after a military intervention.
KLM cancels its flights to and from Bali on Sunday and Monday due to the eruption of the volcano Agung on the Indonesian island. The planes do fly to and from Singapore.
US President Donald Trump is willing to act as a mediator in the South China Sea conflict. That said Trump Sunday in Hanoi at the start of a meeting with Vietnamese President Tran Dai Quang.
The collision between the American torpedo boat hunter and an oil tanker in August near Singapore could have been avoided. That made the American Navy known.
In New Zealand, more flights are being removed because there is no fuel left. The deficiency has arisen after damage to a pipeline transporting kerosene to Auckland. All 28 flights have been canceled. Some gas stations also have a shortage of gasoline.
The Delft student team Nuon Solar Team gets a serious backstroke for the pick. Airline companies do not dare to bring their handmade battery to Australia for the race with solar cars next month. This is due to recent accidents with batteries of aircraft on board aircraft.
Divers have found in the American torpedo boat hunter USS John S. McCain the physical remains of the ten navy men who were missing after a collision with a tanker, said the US Navy.
Former Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra has fled to Dubai. Leading members of her party report that they arrived safely in the emirate last week via Cambodia and Singapore.
The European Aviation Authority EASA warns of a malfunction of Airbus A350-900 aircraft that could explode devices.
Vietnam accuses China of attacking and sinking Vietnamese fishing boats in the South China Sea. The attacks took place near the Paracile Islands, an archipelago in the sea.
Divers found dusty remains in an underground space of American torpedo boat hunter USS John S. McCain. The divers were in the shipwreck damaged by a collision seeking ten missing marine people.
Divers in the underground spaces of American torpedo hunter USS John S. McCain are looking for ten missing marine people. An naval spokesman said the divers also went to see what damage the ship had suffered from a collision with a Liberian tanker.
The collision between American torpedo hunter USS John S. McCain and a Liberian tanker dropped five wounds on Monday morning. Ten navy men are missing.
A man from Singapore goes to the cell for two weeks because he tackled a nine-year-old boy hardly bothering his daughter. With this he chased a school class on the body, the newspaper The Straits Times reported on Wednesday.
A new wind blows through Formula One, witnessing two striking new digital initiatives.
The leaders of the nineteen richest countries in the world plus the EU meet in Hamburg for the G20 summit on Friday and Saturday. Chancellor Angela Merkel invited the Netherlands as a host country. Prime Minister Mark Rutte takes over ministers Jeroen Dijsselbloem (Finance) and Bert Koenders (Foreign Affairs).
