On board the coach was involved Sunday in a road accident near the Spanish city of Tarragona were not two but three Dutch. This third Dutchman survived the accident, Foreign Affairs in The Hague reported on Monday.
Israel in secret met a group of nineteen Jews from Yemen, some of the last ones still living in the war-torn country. That the Jewish Agency reported according to Israeli media on Monday.
North Korea on Monday fired several short-range missiles. They were about 200 kilometers east of the land into the sea, the South Korean military announced.
The Tenants will comply with the tax authorities and landlords so tenants who employ wrongly paid much rent can get their money back and rents go down.
They are in their own words started a campaign against symbols that have no place in an independent Brabant.
Police are investigating whether a spit mask 'should be introduced for detainees so that agents can not be spat upon an arrest.
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At least two horses were killed in a fire Monday morning in Eerbeek. The fire destroyed a greenhouse and a shed adjacent to ashes.
Counsel of Europe's most wanted terrorist Salah Abdeslam calls his claims that he will provide valuable information in exchange for a reduced sentence " credible and defensible. "
The PVV writes red figures. Of all the groups in the House of Wilders in 2014 had the largest financial deficit.
For girls who wear headscarves, it is difficult to find an internship. According to a study by the Knowledge Platform Integration and Society (KIS) to internships for students at MBO.
Dozens of well-known Dutch speaking Monday in an open letter concern about the introduction of the NIP test in the Netherlands. This test pregnant women assess whether their child suffers from Down's syndrome.
As far as prime minister Malcolm Turnbull, Australia's July 2 advance to the polls. Australian Prime Minister thus threatens to push through his controversial plans to reform the labor market and combating corruption in unions.
Terror Suspect Salah Abdeslam (26) will be informer in exchange for a reduced sentence. Reported that the Flemish newspaper Het Laatste Nieuws on Monday. Abdeslam will provide valuable information according to his lawyer Sven Mary.
US President Barack Obama is Sunday afternoon (local time) on arrival at the Havana airport not welcomed by his counterpart Raul Castro. Cuban President left his foreign minister, Bruno RodrÃguez, the honors.
The parliamentary elections in Kazakhstan on Sunday delivered a big victory for the party of President Nursultan Nazarbayev. His party Nur Otan received according to an exit poll 82 percent of the vote.
In Belgium is wanted since Sunday for a Dutch twenties. He was with a friend a cruise on the Sambre, a tributary of the Meuse. When the boat capsized, the man was no longer above water, the friend did.
In the Cuban capital Havana on Sunday arrested shortly before the arrival of US President Barack Obama dozens of protesters. It reported several media.
Turkey, the Belgian ambassador summoned because of a protest tent Kurds and supporters last week had put close to the building in Brussels where the talks were held between Turkey and the EU. Diplomatic sources have stated Sunday.
In an accident with an army helicopter in Indonesia on Sunday for sure killed ten soldiers.
Terror Suspect Abdeslam Salah was arrested Friday are busy plotting new attacks in Europe. That the Belgian Foreign Minister Reynders said Sunday.
The perpetrator of the bombing Saturday in Istanbul had links with terrorist organization Islamic State (IS). Which has declared the Interior Turkish minister Sunday. Turkey has arrested five people in connection with the attack, leaving five people dead and 36 injured.
The lawyer of terror suspect Salah Abdeslam, Sven Mary, a complaint against the French prosecutor Francois Molins. Mary,, accusing him of breach of the confidentiality of investigations' by reading a news conference in Paris in the report of the interrogation of Abdeslam in Brussels.
A 31-year-old man in the Canadian city of Toronto at a bus hijacked night. He let the driver under threat of a knife to a branch of Tom Hortons drive, a chain where coffee and donuts are the main products.
A 38-year-old man from Rijen has yet again stepped into the train, despite its travel ban on five months. The man had been given the travel ban because he had assaulted a guard. Now he again behaved aggressively towards the railway staff.
The refugee treaty between the European Union and Turkey, which became effective Sunday, prevents migrants not to try to reach Greece. According to reach the authorities in the capital Athens did in the night from Saturday to Sunday, 875 people of the Greek islands in the Aegean Sea.
A bus driver was mugged Saturday night around 21:30 hours by three guys with a machete in Amersfoort district Zielhorst. A dark boy of about 16 years stopped the bus at the Trompetstraat. Two companions jumped as soon as the door opened inwards, one of them the driver threatened with a knife. He pounded repeatedly on the paytable. Meanwhile, was the first man on the bus to prevent it ran. The driver gave his own wallet and the till down to robbers. 'They do not have much looted, perhaps around 100 euros,' said spokesman Hendri Beltman Connexxion.
President Obama travels to Cuba Sunday for a visit of 48 hours. He is the first US leader in 88 years of visiting the island. Both the regime in Washington as in Havana which sees the visit as historic. Since the Communist revolution under Fidel Castro in 1959, the pro-US regime overthrew the countries were sworn enemies.
The airline FlyDubai pay the family of each victim of the disaster from Saturday flight converted approximately 18,000 euros. That the company from the United Arab Emirates Sunday announced.
Police in Friesland on Saturday night to cease the pursuit of a potential burglar as he rending away with more than 200 kilometers per hour on the shoulder. That caused such a dangerous situation, the police decided to chase the car any longer.
