The election victory of incumbent President Recep Tayyip Erdogan gives him the power and grip on Turkey that he has been striving for for so long. Until 2023 he remains the most powerful man of the 81 million Turks.
The US government reunited more than 500 children with their parents who illegally entered the US and were separated under the harsh migration policy. That has been announced by the US Department of Homeland Security.
A 32-year-old woman came to the doctor with complaints. She had a moving bump in her face for weeks. First under eye, then above her eyelid and then in her lip. What turned out? It was a living parasite, which can be up to 30cm long.
Melania Trump gave a sensation by wearing a coat with the text 'I really do not care, do you?' (I do not really care, do you?). A clothing brand in Portland, USA, has worked with all his might to bring a small line of clothing out of protest with the text 'I really care, do not you?' ('I really care, do not you?').
It was a bizarre spectacle, earlier this month in a luxury hotel in Saudi Jedda. During a fashion show no models walked on the catwalk, but drones were used to fly the expensive dresses through the hall.
A few rats who saw a tasty bite in the banknotes, have paid 1.2 million rupees in India, about 15,000 euros. The money was in a cash machine in the northeast of the country, Indian media reported.
Have you planned barbecues, parties or an evening of World Cup matches in the near future? Then it could just be an alcohol-free version. The beer stock is seriously threatened by a shortage of CO2, writes CNN, and beer brewers sweat carrots for the coming weeks.
The three men who were arrested on Monday because they would have delivered weapons to two French terror suspects are stuck for two weeks longer. The Public Prosecution Service reports this on Twitter. Their DNA was found on firearms in a hiding place of Islamic State in Argenteuil, a suburb of Paris.
The police in London have arrested a 23-year-old man in connection with the small explosion Tuesday in a subway station in the north of the British capital. He is suspected of possibly causing an explosion to damage and endanger security in the subway, according to British media.
Due to a small explosion in a subway station in the north of London, a few people were slightly injured on Tuesday. The police stated that it was 'unlikely' that it was an attack.
All Republicans in the US Senate want to keep migrant families together while their status is being determined. The leader of the Republicans in the Senate Mitch McConnell announced on Tuesday that they are working on a solution for separating children from their parents. That should then be laid down in new legislation.
Marine Le Pen, the figurehead of the French National Front, has to repay 298.497 euros to the European Parliament because, between 2010 and 2016, she wrongly paid an employee of her party with EU money. The Court of the European Union determined that.
A brother-in-law of the Spanish king Felipe VI, Iñaki Urdangarin, entered the prison of Brieva on Monday. He must sit for five years and ten months for embezzlement, forgery and tax fraud.
The Ukrainian police arrested 56 members of nationalist groups in the capital Kiev on Sunday after fights. The fighting broke out a few hours before the annual Gay Pride starts, reports the police.
The Spanish Coast Guard saved 933 migrants from the Mediterranean on Friday and Saturday. The coast guard has also saved four deaths.
A man in a mosque in South African Malmesbury with a large knife cut on believers and two people killed before the police killed him. According to local media, it is not known what the perpetrator moved. He went before he began the stabbing among the believers and also seemed to prepare for a prayer.
The fact that Kim Jong-un flew with Air China to Singapore was the most telling fact before the start of the summit. The North Korean leader travels under the wings of Beijing to talks with US President Trump. A small but important triumph for the Chinese.
The capital of the Canadian province of Québec, also called Québec, may have smothered violent protests and riots in the bud. Anti-capitalists and other left-wing radical activists had announced that Friday would be 'a Day of Disruption' in Québec, but the riot police, which had been extorted on a large scale, prevented that.
The Dutchman Erik Loopstra and the Dutch Russian Vadim Banine have won an inventor prize on Thursday. They received the European Inventor Award from the European patent office.
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani ordered the military to stop taking action against the extremist Taliban until 20 June. Ghani said that the fight against Islamic State and other extremist groups will continue.
Suffer from snails in your garden? Instead of eradicating them with poison, you can also simply serve them on a plate.
A 'vegan command' in the center of the northern French Lille Monday during the day a restaurant short and small beaten. Following the newspaper La Voix du Nord, there were two or three masked perpetrators who were completely dressed in black.
A Tunisian hero also wants French nationality after a young Malian, Mamoudou Gassama, became famous last month by climbing a house in Paris and saving a dangling child from a balcony. Images of the heroic deed passed the world for days. Gassama was received by President Macron and received the French nationality.
Two people were killed after a small plane crashed at Long Island, an island that is part of the American city of New York. Two other occupants of the aircraft are still missing. CBS reports that New York.
In Slovenia, the polling stations were opened for parliamentary elections on Sunday. About 1.7 million Slovenians are allowed to vote.
One of the leaders of the party Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) received strong criticism after a comment about the Nazi period. Alexander Gauland said at a party meeting that 'Hitler and the Nazis are only a bit of bird droppings in the successful German history of 1000 years.'
The Spanish parliament Friday, as expected, premiered Mariano Rajoy by adopting a vote of no confidence with 180 to 169 votes and one abstention. The motion was put to the vote by the socialist party PSOE after executives of Rajoy \u0026 # x27; s People's Party (PP) were sentenced to long prison sentences for corruption.
The Israeli Navy has stopped a ship with seventeen Palestinian activists on board. The 'al-Hurija' (The Freedom) had sailed out of the port of Gaza on Tuesday, accompanied by a few small boats, with the intention of breaking through the sea blockade by Israel.
For a moment there was a sigh of relief about the markets that there would be no government of two Eurosceptic parties in Italy. But panic soon gained the upper hand and interest rates on Italian government bonds rose sharply.
