Closed camps for migrants both inside and outside the EU. After a nightly marathon meeting, this must be the solution before the migration crisis. But there are so many loose ends that no one knows whether a result has actually been booked, or whether only some time has been bought.
A Chinese medicine man has found a huge ten kilo Lingzi mushroom. The mushroom, the size of an umbrella, was proudly displayed on a market in South China Yunan.
The EU must change into a fortress Europe, unreachable for migrants who want to illegally cross the Mediterranean by boat. While EU leaders are today in Brussels at their summit they agree, but there is still a long way to see a solution for new asylum rules. This means that Chancellor Merkel has a huge political problem.
Malian soldiers who were involved in the fight against Islamist militants have executed twelve civilians at a livestock market in the southern city of Boulkessy without any form of trial. The UN mission Minusma reported that this has been shown by research.
The oil price recovered Monday afternoon after a substantial loss in the morning. Market researchers see a deal between members of oil cartel Opec to increase production.
The Chinese government has responded to the hefty import tariffs that President Donald Trump of the United States has announced: the trade war is now officially unleashed.
The oil sector represents the largest decrease in production capacity in thirty years. The buffer held by Opec countries is threatening to drop to 2% due to high demand, the bottom since 1984. In conflicts or production constraints, there is not much of a price increase.
They are becoming frugal times for many diamond dealers and miners. Companies that continue to ban the artificial laboratory diamond, will find it difficult in a market where prices due to these pebbles pressed out of carbon fall sharply.
Belgian customs found 56 kilos of cocaine in counterfeit pineapples in the port of Antwerp. The party has been confiscated. The drugs, with a market value of several millions, were hidden between real pineapples in fake copies, reports the Antwerp prosecutor.
The US President Donald Trump does not support the joint final declaration that was put together at the end of the G7 summit. According to him, the Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made false statements. He announced this on Twitter a few hours after he left the top to travel to Singapore.
Colombia seized a submarine off the coast with two tons of cocaine on board. The vessel was intercepted by naval ships after a one-hour offshore yacht in the Pacific Ocean, the justice department reported Saturday.
The Dutch labor market will be open to Croats unhindered by July. According to Minister Koolmees (Social Affairs), there is no reason to allow them to apply for a separate work permit if they want to work here. He writes this Friday in a letter to the House of Representatives.
At least seven people were killed in the Mexican town of Tultepec due to an explosion in a home where fireworks were probably stored. The detonation caused more than twenty houses and multiple car damage to occur, the provincial authorities say. At least eight people were also injured.
In his first speech to parliamentarians, the new Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte stressed that his government does have a different policy for Europe, but certainly does not want to leave. 'Europe is our home, the house for everyone, we must strive for a stronger and fairer Europe,' said Conte, a 53-year-old lawyer with no political background.
Women in Saudi Arabia experience a historic day. The first driving licenses were handed out to women on Monday. In fact, they will only be able to get behind the wheel in the conservative kingdom from June 24, the Saudi channel al-Arabiya reports.
With a church service and a minute's silence in London, the terrorist attack of 3 June 2017 was discussed. Then eight people died and 48 people were injured. The relatives lit candles during a service in the Cathedral of Southwark, the BBC reports.
Employment in North America continues to strengthen. In the United States, 223,000 jobs were created last month.
Many Greeks deposited their work on Wednesday in protest against the harsh government austerity policy. This caused problems with ferry services, air traffic and regional transport. The government apparatus and the schools closed the doors. Doctors in state hospitals only treated emergencies.
Interest rates on Italian government bonds run on Tuesday. The Italian state must pay investors 84 basis points for biennial debt, and 21 basis points for 10-year debt.
Soft drink giant Coca-Cola has an alcoholic drink for the first time in its 125-year history. For the time being, however, the fruit flavored drink is only available in Japan.
For a moment there was a sigh of relief about the markets that there would be no government of two Eurosceptic parties in Italy. But panic soon gained the upper hand and interest rates on Italian government bonds rose sharply.
The new Italian government is in the starting blocks, but makes all alarm bells go off in Brussels. The fear is that Italy will have a clear financial policy, especially now that there was a little peace in the EU tent again.
The Danish Minister of Immigration and Integration Inger Stojberg called on Muslims to take holidays during Ramadan 'in order to prevent negative consequences for the rest of Danish society'.
Paul Franciscus warns that financial markets are exploding. The financial derivatives in which more and more money is invested are a ticking time bomb. If that goes off, the whole society will suffer.
China has for the first time brought a rocket from a commercial company into orbit around the earth. The Beijing based company OneSpace Technology developed the Chongqing Liangjiang Star, reports Chinese state media.
Gaming is becoming a growing source of income for tech companies. Internet company Tencent recorded a record quarterly profit of $ 3.8 billion and a 65% increase on the wings of mobile gaming.
The police in Bavaria and Customs have seized almost a tonne of cocaine. According to the Ministry of the Interior in Munich, twelve members of a gang of drug traffickers have been arrested. The drugs had been smuggled into Germany in banana boxes.
KLM's top man Pieter Elbers sees a solution for the Brexit in reactivating the aviation treaty from 1984 with Great Britain.
More than 1500 Dutch protesters demonstrated on Thursday during a visit by the French president Emmanuel Macron to Aachen.
The Belgian Minister of Finance Johan Van Overtveldt is 'proud' of the proposed takeover of the Hema by the Brussels investment company Core Equity Holdings.
