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A South Korean fishing boat was capsized on Sunday after crashing with a tanker. In the accident, at least thirteen deaths occurred, says the Coast Guard of South Korea.

Both Meghan and Harry were shocked by all the media attention their relationship got after they appeared together in public. Even Prince Harry, who had warned Meghan about the press in England, was still surprised by the intensity of the reporting around their relationship.

A woman who awoke from her coma after a horror crash caused by a millionaire's daughter; immediately got a new blow. Doctors said that two family members did not survive the crash.

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.

When they saw the x-ray of a 58-year-old woman, doctors were perplexed: what were the thin threads in her fingers and the wrist? It turned out to be pure gold. The South Korean woman had undergone special treatment.

Thousands of Christians in a desolate area in southeast China have to replace their images of Jesus in the living room for a photo of President Xi Jinping. The exchange is a prerequisite for government to be eligible for poverty reduction.

A breakthrough for digital, smart pills. For the first time, the American Medicine Watchdog FDA approved a smart pill. The pill can tell doctors if and when patients take their medicine.

According to a French supervisor, there may have been an accident in a nuclear complex in Russia or Kazakhstan. The organization concludes that there has been radioactive contamination over Europe in recent weeks. There is no danger to public health.

The US authorities have not yet been able to access the phone of killer Devin Patrick Kelley, who killed 26 people in Texas. The device is encrypted.

The fact that British diver John Craig, 34, can tell this story after all, may be a miracle. Last Friday he drove down from his boat in Western Australia, but when he got up again, his boat was gone. And a shark in the aftermath...

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EU President Donald Tusk has an urgent message to European government leaders: it's time to make important decisions quickly. Political 'self-interest' and bureaucratic laxity inhibit the progress of the EU. Key issues need to be tackled, such as asylum policy and monetary union reform.

According to the White House, US President Donald Trump presents his Iran strategy on Friday at 18.45 hrs. He then expects to tell if the Iranians keep his eyes on the nuclear deal by 2015.

US President Donald Trump does not believe that his foreign minister Rex Tillerson has called him a 'moron', a randdebiel. 'I think it's fake news,' he responded Tuesday in an interview with Forbes magazine. 'But if he has said that, then we have to compare our IQ tests. And I can tell you who will win. '

The abused girl from Germany whose police revealed photos has been found. The suspected perpetrator is arrested, police writes.

The 53-year-old Jack Dellepoort from the Brabant Ulvenhout died on Friday morning while climbing the Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. After the highest mountain of Africa (5895 meters) was climbed, it was at the top of the horrible mistake.

Belt or online vouchers for retail sites in exchange for nude photos. In Italy there is a fuss about this striking trade between adult men and underage girls. Chats apps find exchanges.

The earth throws a room on Friday. It is about the US spacecraft OSIRIS-REX, which is heading for an asteroid. As the probe flies, the earth's gravity gives him a swipe so that he can cross.

The latest Hurricane Maria, now Category 5, is heading straight to the popular Dominican resort of Punta Cana. Thursday this busy tourist spot with dozens of luxury hotels is expected to be severely affected.

The school where the little Prince George has been following short lessons is better protected. That reports British media after the arrest of a woman who was walking around the school yesterday. She was detained today and is stuck for a moment.

Amsterdam midwives report alarm over the scarcely shortage of staff in the OLVG hospitals. As a consequence, women in Amsterdam who are on the verge of regularly diverting to hospitals in Zaanstad or Amstelveen should tell several obstetricians to De Telegraaf.

After the arrival of Stephen King's film IT in the cinemas, there is a new era of 'killer clowns' in front of the door. The first clown is spotted in the United States of Wisconsin. With a bunch of balloons, the creepy clown appeared as the lead player of the movie IT at the front door of an American family.

Interpol is deeply concerned about the popularity of cybercrime among young people. Police intervention is hardly scared, and the tool to get on the wrong path is free, warns Head Cyber ​​Strategy Christophe Durand.

Are you on the Caribbean Islands and want to tell you about the preparations and consequences of Hurricane Irma?

Film distributor Dutch Filmworks opens the end of October to hunt for illegal movie downloaders. The illegal viewers get a settlement proposal of several hundred euros per illegally downloaded movie or series, reports RTL Z.

The Russian ambassador to Sudan, Mirgajas Sjirinski, was found dead in his home in Khartoum on Wednesday. The police could not tell which he died. It was known, however, that Sjirinski camped with high blood pressure.

Prince Harry and Prince William spoke openly for the first time when they were told that their mother had died in a car crash in Paris. They also talk extensively about the hard week after the shocking news and the funeral where the whole world had focused its eyes on at the time.

The biggest game in the world starts today in Cologne. Also from the Netherlands, gamers travel massively to the German capital to visit Gamescom. The Telegraph is present to report on the latest titles we can expect in the future.

Iraqi troops attacked Tal Afar, a city occupied by 2000 IS soldiers, 80 kilometers west of Mosul on Sunday.

Facebook has opened its security sketch so that people in Barcelona can tell their home front that they're okay.