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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.

The police in Japan found more body parts of a missing woman in a mountainous area around the cities of Osaka and Tokyo. That is what Japanese media report. An American tourist is the perpetrator.

Not only in the Netherlands do we suffer from winter temperatures. The freezing cold causes inconvenience in large parts of Europe.

Due to the icy cold in Poland, at least eight people have been frozen to death since Friday, the Polish authorities report. In total, 48 people in Poland have died from the cold since last November.

The United States wants to search and stop ships suspected of smuggling flights to North Korea. The US government is currently in discussions with key allies in the region about these plans. The US is considering using its own coastguard for these patrol trips.

Who is not yet forty, may never die. The English futurologist Ian Pearson makes that special prediction.

In the Christiansborg Slotskirke in Copenhagen, family members said goodbye to Prince Henrik during a memorial service. Some 60 family members, friends and official representatives came to the intimate funeral of the husband of the Danish queen Margrethe.

Due to a violent storm, a state of emergency has been declared in parts of New Zealand. Cyclone Gita roamed the South Island on Tuesday evening (local time). Trees and high-voltage pylons were destroyed in many places. Tens of thousands of people are without power.

An Iraqi court sentenced a woman to death and eleven others to life imprisonment for terrorism and membership of the Islamic State (IS) terrorist movement. The woman sentenced to death is a Turkish. Except for one, a woman from Azerbaijan, all convicts are Turkish, reported the news channel al-Jazeera.

After the release of the German journalist Deniz Yücel from a Turkish cell, the Turkish government is hopeful that the tightened travel advice from Germany for Turkey will be undone. That is what the Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said at the Safety Conference in Munich.

Large parts of Wales and England were startled by a slight earthquake on Saturday afternoon. According to the British seismological institute, the shock had a force of 4.4 at a depth of just 7.4 kilometers. The epicenter was located near the village of Clydach, 20 kilometers northeast of Swansea.

A Boeing 777 from the American company United Airlines lost a hood over one of the engines over the Pacific Ocean. Passengers were scared to death when they saw the hood fly away. 'This was the scariest flight of my life.'

The US minister Rex Tillerson (Foreign Affairs) warns that terrorist group Islamic State has not yet been eliminated. ' That the big combat operations are behind us does not mean that we have definitively defeated IS \u0026 # x27; \u0026 # x27 ;, he emphasized in Kuwait.

A Taliban who had been infiltrated for months by Afghan soldiers has opened fire on his colleagues and killed sixteen soldiers.

At least twenty people were injured by an earthquake Sunday in the city of Pohang in south-eastern South Korea. The South Korean news agency Yonhap reported that the quake had a force of 4.6.

Thousands of people have taken to the streets of the Italian city of Macerata to demonstrate against racism. There, a man opened fire on African migrants a week ago. Such manifestations also took place in other places in the country.

The Toronto police have now found remains of six persons in the investigation into a suspected serial killer. A 66-year-old gardener was arrested last month in connection with the disappearance of five people. Among them Andrew Kinsman, the owner of a house where the defendant maintained the garden in exchange for being allowed to store his tools and lawn mower in the garage.

The European Commission sees a great deal of potential in blockchain technology, with which digital information is cut into pieces and stored in a decentralized manner. Blockchain can be a new foundation for large parts of our economy, said EU Commissioner Mariya Gabriel (Digital Economy and Society) at the launch of the EU Blockchain Observatory and Forum, which should bring together the best experts.

The high water level in the Seine causes problems in (train) traffic and there is a high risk of flooding and power outage. Vigicrues, the authority that measures the water levels in France, has issued Monday orange code for parts of Paris.

Due to a shooting in a discotheque in the Brazilian city of Fortaleza at least fourteen people were killed. Heavily armed men, who according to witnesses arrived in three cars, rushed into the building in the night from Friday to Saturday and opened the fire to those present. There were also several injured, six of whom are in bad shape.

The peace in the Alps has returned for a while. After the heavy snowfall of last week, there will be hardly any precipitation in the next two days and temperatures will rise. However, the avalanche danger remains considerable.

A model has received € 84,000 in compensation from airline Asiana Airlines after one of the stewardesses accidentally spilled red-hot noodle soup on its intimate parts during a flight. This happened in 2015 and resulted in permanent damage.

The Danish inventor Peter Madsen has mistreated and tortured journalist Kim Wall before he murdered her. This is clear from the full charges that were published on Tuesday. Last week, the prosecutor already said that the murder on Madsen's submarine was planned and prepared.

A striking find in the south of Mexico. There are found the remains of a young woman who had disappeared more than a week ago. According to the authorities, the woman was killed, cut into pieces and then cooked on a stove.

Residents of parts of San Francisco must prepare for a possible evacuation due to a tsunami that may have been caused by the Alaska earthquake. That is what the San Francisco crisis management department reports on Twitter.

A 30-year-old skier was killed in the south of Germany after he ended up in an avalanche on Sunday. The man from the German state of Saxony got buried in the snow near the Geigelstein. A 57-year-old man who was with him could free himself and came to his aid. The victim eventually died in the hospital.

In the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais the state of emergency has been declared because of a deadly outbreak of yellow fever. The tropical disease has cost the lives of at least fifteen people since December.

The Mexican authorities have found dozens of human skulls in the west of the country. '33 skulls have been found so far. All in the same area ', said a government official from the state of Nayarit, who wanted to remain anonymous.

A Japanese city has called on its inhabitants not to eat puffer fish, because potentially deadly portions have accidentally ended up in a supermarket.

North Korea is sending an orchestra to South Korea during the Olympic Winter Games next month. The South Korean government announced after consultation with the North Koreans that 140 musicians from the Samjiyon Orchestra will give a concert in the capital Seoul and in Gangneung where parts of the Games will be held.