An Australian soldier is two months in jail because of the aggravated assault of a couscous. The 23-year-old man would have caught the marsupial into a barracks by the tail and thrown to the floor, Australian media reported Tuesday.
Hackers on Monday (local time) published the contact information of 20,000 employees of the US federal investigation FBI. It is according to CNN to include names, email addresses and phone numbers.
The wealthy former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg is considering making a bid for the presidency of the United States. He,, shall review all options '', the Financial Times reports.
Queen Máxima is Monday arrived in the Pakistani capital Islamabad. There tomorrow starts her working visit as a special advocate of the United Nations.
A special co-ordinator of the United Nations given the task to look into sexual abuse by UN peacekeepers. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Monday former US Deputy Secretary Jane Holl Lute appointed to that task.
One of the big missing pieces of the universe may be found. Scientists come Thursday with news of so-called gravitational waves. That press conference, simultaneously in the United States and Italy, was announced Monday. The rumors that had found something special, went around for weeks. Physicists from Amsterdam and astronomers from Nijmegen were also in enabling groundbreaking research.
US Secretary of State John Kerry is hopeful that the peace talks on Yemen will resume in the coming weeks. Which Kerry said Monday he expected bases in the middle.
Female circumcision must give way to new, harmless rites. That Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon of the United Nations argued Monday.
Six members of a human trafficking gang convicted in Italy for the death of hundreds of people on board a refugee ship in the Mediterranean. The court in Palermo put the Eritrean condemned prison sentences of between two and six years on, the Italian news agency ANSA reported. It was the first time that the Italian court dismissed a case against traffickers sentence.
The stock markets in New York were Monday in afternoon trading deep in the red. As in Europe, economic concerns were seized for a firm sale, which mainly financial companies and tech funds were hit hard.
President Abdel-Fatah al-Sisi Egypt calls on his countrymen almost three years that they have to tighten their belts, but as head of state still entitled to some perks, he says. So he explain a pricey red carpet for himself, not just one, but one of up to four kilometers in length. The scorn that befell him in the press Monday about was intense.
Turkey and Germany to ask its NATO allies for help in tracking the refugees from Turkey over Aegean sea Greece and then try to reach Western Europe. That the Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said Monday after a meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel. US President Barack Obama announced it feel for a role for the alliance.
About a quarter of the population of South Sudan, 2.8 million people, is threatened by growing food shortages. At least 40,000 people are already in acute distress. That warning comes Monday by UNICEF, the Food and Agriculture Organization and the World Food Programme, all three organizations of the United Nations.
The World Health Organization (WHO) is to reform quickly to better respond to emergencies. She does not, possibly thousands of people will die unnecessarily. This is contained in a report by a committee of the United Nations was investigating the WHO, in response to the Ebola crisis that began in December 2013 in West Africa. The report has yet to be officially published.
The Belgian police on Monday searched Genk station and a train, looking for Salah Abdeslam. Someone thought the terrorists involved in the attacks in Paris was involved last November, having seen on the platform.
The conflict between the Turkish army and Kurdish militias to the city Cizre taken in the night from Sunday to Monday the lives of ten to sixty people. The Turkish state television TRT reported that sixty Kurds of the PKK were killed. The Kurds had the contrast of at least ten civilians.
Hillary Clinton, who wants to be the first female president of the United States, according to opinion polls scored less well in women. Especially young women see not sit Clinton, The Washington Post reported Monday.
Two convenient engineers have created a special scooter. They built a trolley to calm a racing car they have broken the world record. On a special track vehicle entered reached a top speed of 173.2 kilometers per hour. The driver in the seat, had acquired a helmet for safety with a basket on the handlebars, and attracted a motorcycle suit.
The Taliban in the central Afghan province of Ghor killed a woman because she had extramarital sex. That said a spokesman for the governor of the province Monday. It was not known if the woman married. Her partner is still awaiting his punishment.
In Syrian prisons go so many prisoners dead, that there seems to extermination. This pointed a committee of the United Nations Human Rights Council on Monday in Geneva. Even in places where rebels detain people, everyday people are tortured and killed.
India has started an investigation into whether a bus driver was killed by a meteorite. The driver worked for a technical school and was on the school grounds on the grass near a cafeteria when there seemed to be some sort of explosion. The man was taking so seriously injured that he died on the way to hospital. In the soil was a crater arise and there is a blue stone was found which has the shape of a diamond.
Scotland Yard is very interested in the Dutch initiative to deploy eagle against drones. The head of the Metropolitan Police Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe declared on Monday impressed by the training of the birds, which can bring down the unmanned aircraft.
Germany and Turkey put on a rope for the tens of thousands of refugees immediate joint relief action that reside on the Turkish-Syrian border. That the Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said Monday after talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Ankara.
The Syrian army advances further and further in the direction of the border with Turkey, backed by fighters from Iran and Russian warplanes. Rebels Monday rang the alarm bell and said their uprising against Syrian President Bashar Assad in danger.
A Russian woman threw her newborn baby in the chute of her apartment in Moscow. A cleaner found the child when he wanted to clean the bins. The child was taken to a hospital rushed with an ambulance. According to the newspaper The Moscow Times on Monday the baby survives the impact of the fall.
Lehman Brothers is on the bottle. Who wants to experience the taste of the financial collapse that undoubtedly recall the name, now you can do with Lehman Brothers whiskey.
With two boat accidents in the Aegean Sea between Greece and Turkey on Monday 33 people drowned.
In the Bavarian Steinkirchen, a village about 30 kilometers north of Munich is disagreement erupted over a float in the carnival parade. It is a 'armor float' that looks like a German tank and includes texts relating to refugee policy. So there was Sunday afternoon to read include 'Asielabwehr (asylum defenses) on the tank.
Macedonia strengthens the fence erected in November on the border with Greece. Soldiers are Monday at the border crossing Gevgelija started immediately with the existing limit deposition to create a new fence with wire mesh and barbed wire, reports Macedonian media.
