The two-year-old girl Kiara drowned in her parents' car in Cardigan, Wales. The vehicle had been reported as stolen or missing a few hours earlier and was found in the river Teifi after a search by the police. It is not clear how the vehicle ended up in the water.
Former US envoy for North Korea, Joseph Yun, has urged the regime in North Korea to send a positive signal by releasing three US prisoners ahead of the US-US summit. That is what Yun, who suddenly retired last month, said in an interview with CNN.
The Russian Maria Lebedeva (23), once the most beautiful girl in the class, had a bright future ahead of her after her graduation. But her beauty and brains remained little when she got a car accident after a violent fight with her boyfriend.
Sniff a line of coke, use heroin or smoke a joint while watching a football match during the World Cup in Russia. That is allowed, provided you have a recipe and the necessary papers. This is reported by various Russian media, including The Moscow Times.
The fourth economy of Europe would become uncontrollable by the elections on 4 March, leave the EU and discharge the euro. The new government is almost certainly moving to the right, while extremes on the left and right are trumpeting loudly. But worries on financial markets over Italy are declining drastically.
US President Donald Trump acknowledged Friday that Russia has launched an 'anti-US campaign' ahead of the 2016 elections.
One of the largest hedge funds in the world increases its commitment to the fall of European financial markets.
Savings in agriculture and fewer subsidies to richer countries are inevitable if the EU wants to be able to finance new priorities. That warning was given by the President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker at a press conference in Brussels.
US President Donald Trump has taken up Friday for White House employee Rob Porter. This confidant resigned due to allegations that he verbally and physically mistreated two former spouses. The staff secretary himself rejects these allegations.
ExxonMobil, the largest oil producer in the US, states that it will produce all its stocks of fossil fuels such as crude oil and gas. The competitor of Shell will look ahead to halfway through this century.
In fact, the highest drivers of the largest car manufacturers in Germany should have known better. Experiments with gasses and people in confined spaces, that's what they do not like in the Federal Republic, and certainly not abroad.
The Brazilian former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who was convicted in appeal, is the presidential candidate of the Labor Party in the coming elections. Party leader and senator Gleisi Hoffmann said Thursday at a meeting with trade unions.
Bulgaria is the new temporary President of the EU. It is the first time that the former Eastern Bloc fulfills that role for six months, exactly eleven years after it joined the union on 1 January 2007.
A federal Court of Appeal in Washington has ruled that the ban on transgender people from joining the US Army from January 1 will not go ahead. The government of President Donald Trump did not want to allow transgender recruits as of the new year.
An international research group dealing with North Korea has raised the alarm about the lame and downright dangerous state of the nuclear facilities in the country. According to '38 North 'it is a miracle that no disastrous nuclear disaster has taken place yet.
President Donald Trump will sign an order to bring Americans to the moon again, ahead of a manned mission to Mars. The White House has announced this on Monday.
The deposed Catalan former prime minister Carles Puigdemont and four of his former ministers will be informed next Thursday whether Belgium will hand them over to Spain. Then the council chamber of the court in Brussels speaks out, the Public Prosecutor and the lawyers of the quintet report.
The Catalan political parties that strive for independence threaten to lose their majority in parliament during the regional elections on 21 December.
Sensational images have been released from the North Korean military who recently fled successfully with an army jeep and on foot to South Korea.
He entered the highest peaks in the world, but saw so many deep valleys. In the life of BORIS BECKER, on Wednesday the tennis legend turns fifty, it is never boring. He looks back at almost half a century of life in the spotlight, but also looks ahead. 'I want to be buried in Wimbledon.'
A plane crash in eastern Russia has killed six people. A 3-year-old girl survived the accident, reported Tass Press Office Wednesday.
She is called the 'Kardashian of the 30's': Suzy Solidor, a cabaret from France with the appearance of a pop star. She allowed herself to perpetuate 225 artists and hung a nightclub- which she herself bestowed- full of self-portraits, the BBC writes.
Sparta has strengthened its selection. Not from the Eredivisie team, but from his eSports team, the gamers who come out in their own league, the eDivision. The Rotterdammers are renting the seventeen-year-old gamer Lev Vinken of Ajax this season.
The Dutch household book is in order. Unemployment is falling and purchasing power is rising. With this positive message, the Cabinet Rutte II is closing today's final budget.
Sixty million euros of subsidies that the government has made available for more energy-efficient housing is almost almost one year ahead. The majority of the subsidy was intended for homeowners and has already been exhausted, reports the Volkskrant. Only Associations of Owners (VvEs) still claim eligibility.
In his hometown of Amstelveen, Friday theologian and ethicist Harry Kuitert died after a short sick bed. That has let his daughter know Sunday. Kuitert was especially influential in the Protestant churches in the sixties and seventies, and was the cradle of the PKN, the Protestant Church of the Netherlands.
Railway ProRail has warned students in a letter to 250 schools near the Amsterdam-Eindhoven railroad track for increasing train traffic.
Barcelona stands for a massive manifestation, under the motto: 'no tinc por', I'm not afraid.
A candidate for the controversial constitutional assembly in Venezuela has been removed. Unknown shots government fighter José Félix Pineda (39) died in his home in the state of Bolívar, reported the Venezuelan justice on Sunday.
The Dutch music platform 22tracks stops. 'We often stood for difficult decisions and left six months ago for a slim version of our platform. Now it seems that the time has come to go ahead with new projects, 'says 22tracks in a statement on Facebook.
