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The oldest rhino in the world is deceased in a German zoo. The zoo Serengeti Park in Hodenhagen announced Wednesday that the white rhino Molly at the age of 54 has gone.

At the international airport of Kuala Lumpur are three large aircraft parked which is unknown of who they are. Through newspaper ads trying to figure out now the operator of the Malaysian airport yet who the owner or owners.

Russia wants to use a military air base in Cyprus for actions in Syria and Iraq. The Russian ambassador Stanislav Osadtsji in Cyprus said Monday it has filed an application before the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the island state, reported the Cyprus Mail newspaper Monday.

President Abd- Rabbu Mansour Hadi of Yemen has made ​​a proposal for a truce of seven days in his country. The cease-fire must begin on December 15, the president wrote in a letter to Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon of the United Nations (UN).

Terror Islamic State Movement (ISIS) has been able to arm themselves well by poorly regulated arms trade. That raises human rights organization Amnesty International in a report published Tuesday on the ISIS arsenal. The movement has arms in hands that are produced, inter alia, in Belgium, Germany and the United States.

Among the nine hostages last week were freed from the hands of terrorist group Boko Haram, were not the two hundred schoolgirls who were abducted in April last year.

UN Secretary- General Ban Ki-moon for the beginning of the second week of important international climate summit in Paris called on the ministers concerned to a " credible and fair agreement " to come. "The world expects more from you than half-baked measures and small plans. Otherwise we are heading off soon on a climate catastrophe," Ban said.

Three Syrian soldiers have been slain by airstrikes likely to be carried out by the international coalition against terror organization Islamic State (IS). The attacks were carried out in the province of Deir al- Zor in eastern Syria, reported the London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights Monday.

Despite the winter season, the number of boat people in the sea area between Libya and Italy again increased sharply. Since last Thursday, according to the Italian coastguard rescued more than 4900 people from the sea, the majority of dinghies.

Despite the winter season, the number of boat people in the sea area between Libya and Italy again increased sharply. Since last Thursday, according to the Italian coastguard rescued more than 4900 people from the sea, the majority of dinghies.

When air attacks on the Syrian stronghold of Raqqa terror militia Islamic State (ISIS) are definitely Sunday 32 jihadists slain. Over forty extremist fighters were injured by the bombing of the international coalition in ISIS- racking. That left the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

The German Bundestag has agreed Friday to take part in military operations against Islamic state in Syria. Up to 1200 soldiers are deployed for reconnaissance and a frigate which will support the international operation against ISIS.

The United States and eight other members of the UN Security Council on Thursday local time called for new talks on the situation of human rights in North Korea. Let the country according to research by the United Nations to abuses similar to those from the Second World War.

In the Netherlands, new drugs often much more expensive than in other European countries. The differences can reach up to more than 50 percent.

Israeli security forces have arrested several Jewish extremists allegedly stabbed a Palestinian house on fire in July this year. Three people on the West Bank lost their lives, an eighteen month old toddler and his parents.

North Korea is building a new tunnel to carry out nuclear tests. That finds an American research based on satellite photos.

Demand for air travel has continued to grow rapidly after a strong summer season, thanks to falling ticket prices. This is evident from the transport statistics for October, which the international industry association IATA has published Thursday.

The police Wednesday during an international operation broken up a network of smugglers of refugees. A total of 23 suspects, mainly Syrians and Greeks, were arrested. The coordination of the smuggling was owned by an Albanian. That Europol announced in The Hague.

Iran has worked mainly in 2003 to develop an atomic bomb. That the International Atomic Energy Agency IAEA declared Wednesday in a report. According to the organization after 2009 was no more such activities.

President Thein Sein von Myanmar said Wednesday that the transfer of power in the country will be peaceful. He spoke with opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi, who convincingly won the election on November 8 in the Asian country.

There is still little movement in negotiations at the international climate summit in Paris. This was announced on German and American negotiators Wednesday on the third day of the summit.

Many scientists have long believed that the brains of men and women were different. A group of international scientists has identified headed by psycho biologist Daphna Joel university in Tel Aviv that this statement is incorrect. The researchers' findings can be read in a publication of the US National Academy of Sciences.

More than 800,000 refugees have so far this year came by sea to Europe. That's about four times as many as in 2014, according to the International Organization for Migration (IOM) Tuesday.

Germany is afraid that the staged battle against Islamic State (ISIS) will have a boomerang effect. A vast majority of the population fears that the risk of bombings therefore only increased.

The private property is for most people, the ideal place to Internet banking. Along make payments via an app for example, is much less popular. That emerges from international study by the Slovakian antivirus company ESET.

Russian President Vladimir Putin does not intend to meet with the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan at the international climate summit in Paris Monday. A spokesperson of the Kremlin said. A conversation with US President Barack Obama is "likely".

US President Barack Obama and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping on Monday pledged to work together to reach an agreement at the international climate summit in Paris.

Monday begins the international climate summit of the United Nations in Paris. Until December 11 will talk about climate change. There are 45,000 people expected.

France and India Monday launched an international initiative designed to encourage the use of solar energy. The countries want the sustainable application is available to everyone.

At least two people have been badly injured Sunday during a brawl at Berlin's Tempelhof airport, where refugees are received. One of the guards of the building told the Tagesspiegel newspaper that a number of Syrians and Afghans together has gone to blows during the distribution of food.