US President Melania Trump has taken out to her husband's ex-husband. It hit her according to American media in the wrong throat that Ivana Trump joked during her interview about her new book that she is the first lady.
The Alternative for Deutschland (AfD) received the most votes in Saxony on sunday. The right-populist party remained the CDU of Angela Merkel with 0.1 percent in the East German state.
The world can warn what it wants, but now there's no more strain on Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un when it's threatening each other. The question is who first loses his head.
A 38-year-old man in Austria killed his wife and two daughters. After his deed he committed suicide.
The Spanish police have rolled up an international gang suspected of the smuggling of heroin from the Netherlands to the Canary Islands. The Spanish press agency Europa Press reports that four of the suspects arrested are four Dutchmen.
The head of the team investigating the big fire in Grenfell Tower in London does not want to include any survivors in that team. The retired judge Martin Moore-Bick said that Thursday. The fire in Grenfell Tower broke out on June 14 and cost about eighty people's lives.
In Switzerland sunday a huge piece of ice from a glacier broke down. Hundreds of thousands of cubic meters slide down. However, the ice lagoon that feared the village of Saas-Grund remained.
The behavior of North Korea is reckless. It causes a global threat and requires a broad response. Thus, Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg expressed NATO's opinion.
Vampires may have existed; but then it was about people with a rare disease who thought that drinking blood was beneficial.
Director Tobe Hooper passed away at the age of 74. He is especially famous for horror classics like The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Poltergeist. Hooper died in Sherman Oaks in the US state of California, reports Variety. The cause of death is unknown.
Land and Horticultural Organization LTO wishes to bring a lawsuit against the NVWA.
A new cabinet has to go to experiment with billing. That's what BOVAG manager Rogier Kuin said on BNR.
With more than three hundred performances, the Uitmarkt next weekend will start the new cultural season for the fortieth time. The event is not at the Museumplein this time, but stretches to a new location along the Oosterdok.
Cologne is currently the place to be for gamblers. The Telegraph was present for two days to try out the latest game titles. Today the second report from the German trading floor.
The re-election campaign for Donald Trump started 'officially' on Sunday with the first commercial announcement on television. In the 30 seconds, the Democrats are being addressed and reiterated what the US President has achieved in his first seven months in the White House.
Two American soldiers were killed during a mission in Northern Iraq. Five others were injured in Sunday's mission, reported the international coalition for the fight against terrorist group Islamic State (IS).
US President Donald Trump sends his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, and negotiator Jason Greenblatt to the Middle East to discuss with regional leaders a 'Path to In-House Israeli-Palestinian Peace Talks,' said a white house official.
Italian justice is investigating MSF. On Saturday, a source of justice reported that the investigation into rescue operations of migrants on the coast of Libya has expanded to the international aid organization.
Jordanian king Abdullah demands Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to prosecute the Israeli security guard who shot two Jordanians in Amman on Sunday in Amman on Sunday. This he said in a statement on Thursday. The king warned that the way in which Israel deals with the incident will have direct consequences for the relationship between the two countries.
The Dutch Food and Welfare Authority (NVWA) investigates the use of the prohibited drug fipronil in the poultry sector. That made the authority known on Saturday.
The United States wants the countries involved in the Qatar crisis to sit together. Direct talks between Qatar and the Arab countries that have isolated the Gulf State would be 'an important next step' in the resolution of the conflict, according to Minister Rex Tillerson (Foreign Affairs).
With the possible death of IS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the big question is: who is following him? Largest contenders are two former officers from Saddam Hussein's army. Not strange because the backbone of Islamic State is formed from the beginning by soldiers of the former dictator, which was sold by America in 2003.
APM Terminals is by no means the only company in the Netherlands that has no computer security. 'At nine out of ten companies, there are steps to be taken.' According to cyber security, our country does not score ESET higher than a 3 or a 4.
Knab has made possible payment via iDEAL QR codes as the first bank in the Netherlands. Whoever scans an iDEAL QR code with the bank's mobile app can pay the bill immediately.
The parents of the nearly eleven month old terminal baby Charlie Gard from England can call Donald Trump for help. That made the US president know via Twitter.
Professor Tineke Cleiren, Professor of Criminal Law at the University of Leiden, sees little in Geert Wilders's initiative proposal to prevent potential terrorists from being prevented. The precautionary term should take up to six months, according to the political leader of the PVV.
More and more elderly people use social media to see what their offspring are doing and to chat, post, liken and share. Of the 65-plus, 39 percent last year used social media like Facebook, LinkedIn or Twitter, 26 percent in 2014. This is evidenced by CBS figures. The difference in use with young people is getting smaller.
Seven percent of adult Americans believe that chocolate cows are from brown cows. That has been converted to more than 17 million people.
The US news channel CNN has withdrawn a message about alleged contacts between a confederate of President Donald Trump and a Russian investment fund. The three journalists who worked were resigned.
Terrorism by Muslim extremists claimed 135 people in Europe last year. This is evidenced by the annual terror report published by Europol on Thursday.
