The French Holocaust denier Robert Faurisson died in Vichy at the age of 89. According to the French media, his publisher Akribeia confirmed this after news agency AFP had heard the news from his sister. The former professor of literature at the University of Lyon came into contact with the law several times because of his controversial views, which caused disgust all over Europe.
The citizen research team Bellingcat acts as a front for Western intelligence services to manipulate public opinion. That accusation comes from the Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in an interview with Euronews.
Francisco Tejón, leader of the dreaded Castañas drug gang in southern Spain, pulls a long nose to the Spanish police. He appears together with the singer of Latin group Clase A in a video clip of the reggaeton song 'Candela'. The video was published last week and has been viewed more than 50,000 times.
You just have to dare; write a biography about Churchill. More than a thousand have been published in recent decades. But Churchill's life can always be rewritten in the light of current political circumstances.
Assassin's Creed Odyssey throws you right into the world of ancient Greece, where you as the oldest child of a Spartan general travel throughout the country and experience a personal story full of intrigue and violence.
On Wednesday, British Queen Elizabeth joined the long queue of Heads of State who expressed their sympathy to the Indonesian President Joko Widodo with the victims of the earthquake and subsequent tsunami on the island of Sulawesi.
The Kremlin no longer wants to respond to 'discussions in the media' about the identity of two suspects in the Skripal case, the former spy who survived a murder attempt in Salisbury. The suspects declared themselves to be businessmen who have nothing to do with the case, but according to Bellingcat research network they actually work for the Russian military intelligence service GROe.
How hard Cristiano Ronaldo screams about fake news and however much his girlfriend can support him, according to a journalist from Der Spiegel, they have enough documentation that would prove the wrong of the professional footballer, and specifically 'a dangerous document'.
With the decision of the British government to leave the European Union, London has cost around € 560 million per week since then. This is stated in a study published on Sunday by the Center for European Reform. The center assumes, among other things, that the British economy is now 2.5 percent smaller in size than if a majority of voters voted for EU membership in 2016.
French President Emmanuel Macron is losing support from his compatriots. In a public opinion poll of the Sunday newspaper Le Journal du Dimanche, only 29 percent of those surveyed said that they were satisfied with Macron.
Ten thousand British pounds of reward praised animal activists. For three years, Scotland Yard inspectors inspected all blood traces. Now the likely 'killer' of hundreds of house cats is finally known: the fox.
According to the United States last year, the number of terrorist attacks dropped by 23 percent to 8584, according to the United States. This is stated in an annual report published by the US State Department on Wednesday.
The area in Colombia where coca plants are grown has never been so great. According to a report published by the United Nations on Wednesday), the area in the South American country grew by 17 percent in 2017 to 2,170 square kilometers, which is approximately the area of the Dutch province of Limburg. This corresponds to a potential coca leaf harvest from which almost 1400 tonnes of cocaine can be extracted.
The French filmmaker and writer Marceline Loridan-Ivens died on Tuesday at the age of ninety. Her second husband was the Dutch filmmaker Joris Ivens (1898-1989). The death of Loridan is according to French media published by Jean Veil, the son of her best friend, the now deceased former minister Simone Veil.
If the United States indeed comes with new import duties on Chinese products, the planned trade negotiations with Washington will not take place. Chinese officials told the Wall Street Journal that Sunday.
Jan Fabre humiliated and sexually intimidated dancers in his company for years. 'In and around his rehearsal room is humiliation daily costs', twenty former employees write in an open letter. That is what Het Laatste Nieuws reports, which also published the letter.
The seriously injured Brazilian presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro is increasing in popularity in opinion polls. In a poll published on Wednesday, 26 percent of respondents said they were going to vote for him in the presidential election in October.
Melhig Melhig, a 28-year-old African refugee living in Canada, won the Lotto twice within six months. In total, the man received 2.6 million euros.
The US federal government is ready for the arrival of hurricane Florence. 'We're done like never before,' said President Donald Trump after consulting with the Department of Homeland Security and the Federal Emergency Response Service FEMA. ' He is going to be a big one \u0026 # x27; \u0026 # x27 ;, he referred to the hurricane. ' He is very big and very wet \u0026 # x27; \u0026 # x27 ;.
Leslie Moonves, the CEO of the television network CBS, was immediately released from his position. His departure follows new revelations from The New Yorker magazine about sexual misconduct. At the end of July, media also published similar stories about Moonves as one of the most powerful men in Hollywood.
The government of Curaçao denies refugee Venezuelans the international right to protection. That is what Amnesty International says in a report published on Monday.
Close associates of US President Donald Trump keep a devastating image of their boss. According to CNN, this appears from the new book by journalist Bob Woodward, who spoke with dozens of sources surrounding the president.
A chain-smoking and fiercely agitated pilot caused the crash of a passenger plane in Nepal, killing 51 people in March. In a research report, which has not yet been officially published, it says that the pilot had to cry and snort repeatedly during the flight of US-Bangla Airlines.
A Belgian officer was shot in the night from Saturday to Sunday during a traffic control in the Belgian municipality of Spa (province of Liège). The police are searching with all their might for the perpetrator or perpetrators, reports Belga news agency on the basis of sources.
The British government starts by advising people and companies about what to expect and what to do if there is no agreement on the Brexit between the European Union and Great Britain. That is what the British government says. On Thursday, the first advice will be published by Minister of Finance Dominic Raab. That reports the BBC.
Facebook and Twitter have taken hundreds of accounts offline because of misinformation and coordinated influence. The 652 pages on Facebook are mainly from Russia and Iran. Most of the 284 accounts on Twitter come from Iran. 254 pages on Facebook are from Iran, 116 Instagram accounts with propaganda have been created in Iran.
Scientists have probably found the oldest cheese in the world in an Egyptian tomb from the thirteenth century BC. The tomb of Ptahmes, mayor of Memphis thousands of years ago, was excavated in 1885 but disappeared again under sandstorms. The rediscovery followed in 2010.
Spanish football can be viewed free of charge via Facebook on the Indian subcontinent from Friday. LaLiga and Facebook have signed a contract for this. All 380 LaLiga matches are available this season for free for viewers in India, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal, the Maldives, Sri Lanka and Pakistan.
The forest fires that plagued Greece at the end of July killed at least 93 people. The authorities have announced this on Thursday. The population protection service had just published a list of victims with 92 names when a seriously injured person died in a hospital. At least eight people are still in danger of life.
At least nine people were killed because their boat capsized off the Turkish coast. It concerns seven children and two women, says the district head of Kuşadasi against the Turkish state press agency Anadolu. They tried to illegally cross over to Europe according to the authorities.
