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Climbing Mount Everest will find a stiff-frozen mountain climber just before the summit. His green boots serve as a directional sign for those who want to reach the top.

Half a million deaths in Syria, the world's largest humanitarian crisis in Yemen, total anarchy in Libya and a more repressive regime than ever in Egypt. The revolts in the Arab world have...

Travis Touchdown, the murderous nerd and (anti) hero of the No More Heroes game series is back with a crazy new adventure in which he literally dives into the world of video games!

The partner of the Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic gave birth to a boy on Wednesday. The premier's office announced the birth as a historic event, although it...

Japanese pensionados are in the rats. Their government pension fund, which is also the largest fund in the world, has probably suffered a record loss.

The life of duck Trevor, known as the world's loneliest duck, has come to an end. Since 2018 Trevor has lived on remote Niue, an island in the Pacific Ocean far beyond...

LG Electronics today presented the world's first roll-up OLED TV at the electronics fair CES 2019 in Las Vegas. The LG Signature Oled TV R has a screen with a diameter of 65...

Breakfast was mentioned before the most important meal of the day. Now, German research among 96,000 respondents has shown that skipping breakfast reduces the risk of diabetes type 2...

He had been a fugitive for seven years and probably one of the patrons of the attack on the French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo. Last Sunday became the world's most sought after...

Red Dead Redemption 2 puts you in the shoes of Arthur Morgan, an outlaw who is part of a criminal gang fleeing the government and the ever-advancing civilization in the Wild West.

Brit Ross Edgley (33) is the first man to swim around Britain's entire mainland. Edgley left for his monster tour of nearly 3200 kilometers in June and arrived in Kent on Sunday. The violent swam twelve hours a day in which he traveled 30 to 50 kilometers. Edgley had to eat between 10,000 and 15,000 calories every day.

The world's richest people have become richer again last year. Due to the stock boom, rising real estate prices and economic growth, they saw their average assets rise by 19 percent. This is evident from the annual billionaire report that the PwC accountancy firm and the Swiss bank UBS published on Friday.

Where is Hongwei Meng, the CEO of Interpol? He has been missing since the end of September. That made the wife of the first and only Chinese chairman known in the history of the international police organization. Meng lives with her in Lyon, where the Interpol headquarters is located and, at the time of his missing, visited his homeland.

In the first weekend of the Oktoberfest in Munich, it is estimated that more than 800,000 visitors have come to the festival. That was considerably more than in 2017, when it was about 600,000.

The Colombian municipality of Medellín has closed the museum dedicated to its most notorious resident, Pablo Escobar (1949-1993). Escobar was a ruthless drug lord who at the height of his power held more than three quarters of the world's cocaine trafficking and smuggling. He was the founder and the boss of the gang called the Medellín Cartel.

The Muslim terrorist who single-handedly ensured stricter security checks at airports is dead. Nevertheless, the laptops will still have to be removed from the bag in the future and the bottles of water thrown away: Ibrahim al-Asiri has trained a large group of jihadists in the production of ingenious bombs.

The world's largest smartphone supplier Samsung has presented the Galaxy Note9 in New York. The South Korean company also showed the Galaxy Watch, a new line of smartwatches, in the Big Apple sighing under a heat wave.

Botswana, the country with the world's largest elephant population, is considering lifting the ban on the pleasure hunt for elephants. The government of the country in southern Africa says that harvesting small farmers is threatened by the thousands of elephants living in the wild.

The 9-year-old bulldog Zsa Zsa, who was declared the world's ugliest dog at the beginning of this year, is no more. The grumpy-looking dog with a hefty underbite and too broad shoulders, passed away on Tuesday.

The 9-year-old bulldog Zsa Zsa has been named the world's ugliest dog. An unfriendly-looking dog with a hefty underbite and too broad shoulders. A jury chose Zsa Zsa from a list of dogs that are all imperfect.

Osteria Francescana in Italy has again been voted the world's best restaurant. The modern restaurant in Modena by chef Massimo Bottura was also the best in 2016, last year it had to be satisfied with the second place in the election of William Reed Business Media.

A 28-year-old New Zealander stole two toes from an exposition with stuffed human bodies. The toes have now been returned. They would be worth $ 5,500.

A 28-year-old man from Auckland, New Zealand, had to appear on Monday because he was accused of having stolen two human toes from an exhibition of Body Worlds Vital.

The loss of ice on Antarctica has tripled since 2012. As a result, the sea level only increased by another 3 millimeters in that period. This is reported by space agencies NASA and ESA, which supported international research that highlighted the alarming sea level rise.

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.

The widow and son of Pablo Escobar, the world's most famous drug lord, have been officially charged with laundering drug money in Argentina.

Amazon, the world's largest online store, has to stop selling to the American police its software that can recognize and compare faces on the web.

The active volcano Kilauea on Hawaii has made a first victim. A man was injured when he was hit by a hot piece of lava. He stood on the balcony of his house when he was struck. According to a mayor's spokesman, 'the lava slapped his lower leg and shattered everything in that spot.'

More than 1,000 enthusiasts have said they are going to Las Vegas to take part in a record attempt for the world's biggest orgy.

The world's population is now so enthusiastically on holiday that just over 8 percent of the greenhouse gases are emitted from tourist and related activities. This concerns both international and international tourism, an international group of environmental scientists. The percentage is about three times the estimated environmental damage that had been assumed so far.