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Dozens of people have been killed by air attacks in the northwest of Yemen. The victims visited a wedding, local sources say.

The boy who was molested in Berlin because he was wearing a yarmulke, says he is an Israeli boy from an Arab family, and that the yarmul was meant as an 'experiment'.

In the middle of Berlin's Prenzlauerberg district, a place for the well-to-do bourgeoisie, this week a Jewish boy was brutally molested by Arab assailants with a belt. The student veterinary medicine was mistreated because of his keppeleltje.

The musical Titanic threatens to go after the ship: on the opening night pieces of rubble fell from the ceiling onto the stage. The Mayflower Theater in Southampton is closed immediately.

Have you always wanted to try a burger with a gigantic hairy spider on it? A burger restaurant in Durham in Durham shocked their guests with citizen toppings of giant spiders, pieces of python, tortoise and other insects.

Over the Saudi Arabian capital Riyadh, three major explosions have taken place on Wednesday. Eyewitnesses said that there were also smoke clouds.

English homeless people have opened graves to sleep in. That happened at a notorious cemetery in Cambridge, where passersby regularly see how people inject themselves with drugs. So far, 213 needles have been found.

In order to realize a 'military highway' in Europe, EU countries must consider the requirements for, for example, the maximum height and weight of heavy military equipment when constructing or renovating infrastructure. Not everywhere in Europe are bridges and (rail) roads now robust enough for the transport of tanks.

Apple wedges are ideal to give to children as a healthy snack. However, the segments quickly turn brown and therefore end up in the rubbish bin rather than in the mouth of your child. An Australian mother has now come up with this.

We all know 'yellow' snow, but the population of a large part of Eastern Europe had not yet experienced this color of the atmospheric phenomenon: several places are covered with orange snow.

A team of scientists has, after years of thorough research, discovered the origin of an enigmatic mummified skeleton.

The origin of the enigmatic mini-mummy from Chile, which was seen by many as an alien creature, is well known. The tiny, only 15 centimeter long mummified skeleton with the strangely stretched skull and the big eye sockets is human, feminine to be precise. That is certain after five years of intensive DNA research and comparison with the genome of chimpanzee and rhesus monkey.

Film studio The Weinstein Company has filed for bankruptcy on Monday. The company succumbed to the sexual abuse of CEO Harvey Weinstein, which came to light last fall. Contracts that Harvey Weinstein had his victims sign to guarantee secrecy are no longer valid.

Film studio The Weinstein Company has filed for bankruptcy on Monday. The company succumbed to the accusations of sexual abuse at the address of CEO Harvey Weinstein.

Syrian rebels with the support of Turkish troops entered the city of Afrin in the northwest of Syria shortly before sunrise. They took control of parts of it after the Kurdish YPG troops had withdrawn, said a spokesman for the rebel fighters of the Free Syrian Army.

Turkey and the United States are going to pilot the Kurdish Syrians of the YPG militia from Manbij. The Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Cavusoglu said this Tuesday. According to Cavusoglu, a plan for the withdrawal of the YPG (People's Protection Units) from the Syrian location approximately 80 kilometers northeast of Aleppo is being made during the American-Turkish consultations on 19 March.

An American wholesaler sells survival packages with which a family of four can survive for a year.

Most people would think twice before they would come close to a spider that is bigger than a male hand, which makes a whistling sound and has great poisonous teeth. But when a group of Australians saw such a huge spider dangling from a branch above a flood, they decided to save the animal.

The Syrian army completely surrounded the city of Douma on Sunday. That reports a military news agency from Hezbollah, which is allied with the Syrian government.

The north of the Australian state of Queensland suffers from heavy flooding due to days of rainfall. In some parts more than 1000 milliliters of water has fallen in a week's time, Australian media reports. The authorities have declared the region a 'disaster area'.

The Syrian army has cut Douma and Harasta, the two largest cities of East Ghouta, from the rest of the rebel enclave. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that soldiers have entered areas between the two cities and the rest of the enclave.

The Danish inventor Peter Madsen continues to deny that he has murdered the Swedish journalist Kim Wall. His lawyer said Tuesday at the start of the trial against Madsen.

The Syrian army has split the rebel stronghold East Ghouta almost in two. A commander from the government army said that the strip connecting the northern and southern parts of the enclave is only one kilometer wide.

The United States is quietly opening the door to elephant hunters by making it possible for them to take tusks or other parts of the animal as a trophy. That happens even though President Donald Trump has condemned these practices as a 'horror show.'

The sale of parts of the problematic film production company The Weinstein Company is not going to happen anyway. An investment group headed by Maria Contreras-Sweet has canceled the sale, which was announced on Friday. With the agreement an amount of some 500 million dollars would be involved.

In the Coral Sea the wreck was found of the American aircraft carrier USS Lexington. The Lexington foundered on 8 May 1942 during the Battle of the Coral Sea after being hit by several Japanese torpedoes and aircraft bombs.

Thousands of people in the south of France got stuck in traffic due to heavy snowfall and slipperiness. On Twitter, a family complains that they have virtually come to a halt in the night from Wednesday to Thursday on the A9 motorway in the Montpellier area. 'We have advanced one kilometer in thirteen hours.'

Snow and ice have partially curbed traffic in the United Kingdom on Wednesday. Hundreds of trains fell out because of the winter weather. Heavy snowfall made roads partly impassable. Especially Scotland and the East of England are affected.

A Czech court ordered Tuesday the release of former Syrian-Kurdish PYD leader Saleh Muslim, his lawyer said. This despite the call from Turkey to keep him in detention pending an extradition request.

In large parts of Europe, the thick ties and hats are currently not dragging in according to the media. In Austria, an exception to the applicable rules had to be activated for these wanted articles at minus 20 minutes. After all, face covering has been legally prohibited since 1 October. Both forehead and chin must be seen. On wearing a burqa or nikab is a penalty of up to 150 euros. This also applies to carnival masks.