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Just a few hundred meters away is the old venue Bataclan editors of Charlie Hebdo. What was it like here on Monday, the day of commemoration ?

The police Monday afternoon invade a house in the Brussels suburb of Molenbeek. Through the skylight three agents entered the house.

In the police action in the Brussels suburb of Molenbeek sound just after 13:00 small explosions. It is unclear whether it is fired or that it is something else, like a controlled explosion.

Lie detectors have been around for years, but researchers from the Finnish University of Oulu have now developed a method to do something more reliable. They have learned a computer to extremely small contractions in the face- so-called micro facial expressions- to recognize.

Snap Chat introduces special filters for selfies. This was reported by The Verge. The chat service provides users with all the possibilities to use special effects to photos and videos. The ' selfiefilters " are not free ; they cost 99 cents.

It should be a nice weekend Paris. Four Dutch boys who have tickets for their favorite band Eagles of Death. Shortly before the concert, they still pose together smiling with a beer on Facebook. Less than an hour later they're in hell on Earth and trying to get them crawling over the bodies away from the stately Bataclan Theatre.

US Secretary of State John Kerry hopes that the participants in the consultations on the war in Syria will not put the heels in order to defend their own interests. He said Thursday in Washington that to start with the United States should overcome their disagreements with Russia and Iran on the tenure of Syrian President Bashar al- Assad.

Brazil is deeply concerned about the sharp increase in cases of babies who are born too small skull. The so-called microcephaly the brains can not develop well, so the children often have learning disabilities.

Researchers in Stuttgart and Munich are working on a screen that can be operated without touching it. The 'contactless touchscreen ' for hygiene reasons would be interesting, because there are fewer bacteria and germs end up on the screen than conventional touch screens.

In the United States, 113 women dragged the pharmaceutical company Qualitest to court, because it has sold incorrectly packaged birth control pills. The women claim millions because it have lead to unwanted pregnancies.

The British government tightened its tone towards its major trading partner of Saudi Arabia. If the Arabs refuse to cooperate in an investigation on human rights violations in Yemen, then threatened the British with an arms embargo, said British Defense Secretary Philip Hammond.

The European Commission Wednesday formally decided that products manufactured in the territories occupied by Israel in Jewish colonies should be recognizable. The labels must now state that they come from a country which is occupied by Israel since 1967.

A small jet aircraft on landing at Akron Fulton Airport in the US state of Ohio in a house crashed. The cause of the accident is not yet known.

Apple CEO Tim Cook thinks the PC has had his longest time though. "Why would you buy a PC? No really, cites another reason why you still need," he said in an interview with The Telegraph. Apple 's iPad Pro comes out Wednesday. The new tablet partially focuses on business applications for people in creative professions. The American company has great expectations of it.

KPN Telecom Group is committed to outdoor areas to provide high-speed internet. The company announced Tuesday before the first steps, with which a small 100,000 households have been helped. KPN has the solution ' External via Internet 4G " in recent months tested extensively in Groningen Loppersum.

The parliament of the Spanish region of Catalonia on Monday in majority voted for a resolution that the region will begin to separate from Spain. The two parties who submitted the statement, the nationalist Junts peel Sí (Together for Yes), the small leftist CUP (candidacy People's Unity) have a narrow majority. They want within one and a half year transition to an independent republic.

A group of eminent Indians wants to file a lawsuit to get one of the largest diamonds in the world back in India. The diamond is worth an estimated 140 million and called Koh-i-Noor, or Mountain of Light. Small detail : the diamond is part of the British crown jewels and is partly worn by Queen Elizabeth at her coronation in 1953.

Two victims of the fire in a Romanian nightclub, which this morning were flown to the Netherlands, his deceased shortly after arrival. One died in the transport in an ambulance on the way to one of the burn centers. The other died after arriving at the hospital.

The death toll from an explosion in a Romanian nightclub has risen to 38. In the last few hours died in Romanian hospitals four young visitors Colectiv Club in the center of the capital Bucharest. In a Belgian hospital burns are another two wounded succumbed to lung damage and infections.

Microsoft Mobile Data Labs acquired the startup behind the mileage registration app MileIQ. An acquisition price was not disclosed.

Ziggo has another quarter of lost customers, although less than in the previous period. This is partly due to a price increase on 1 July was implemented for UPC, the rival to the company after the acquisition by Liberty Global merged last year.

Facebook allows users even easier to discover or share new music with friends. The new feature " Music Stories " allows music files to Spotify, Apple and iTunes music sharing directly in the news.

Children increasingly need a tablet in making their homework, but how do you as a parent watching or not to use the device to Netflix, Facebook or Instagram visit ? Disney comes with a device that can provide the solution.

NASA is looking for astronauts to prepare for a space journey to Mars. The institute responsible for the American space program speaks Wednesday in his promotional text about the " march next generation to reach new heights and will help us achieve our goal : to set foot on the red planet."

The redistribution of refugees from Greece to Western Europe has begun. A first group of thirty people flew Wednesday with a commercial flight from Athens to Brussels. From Brussels they travel on to Luxembourg, where they are recorded, the government reported in Athens.

Former President of France Nicolas Sarkozy is angry because an investigative judge who has requested his phone records. Thus Sarkozy's name popped up suddenly in a controversial investigation into drug trafficking between the Dominican Republic and Saint Tropez.

The US Navy plans to conduct two patrols each quarter at the controversial artificial Spratly islands in the South China Sea. That said a US defense official Monday.

Chat App WhatsApp has the latest update for the iPhone version introduced a small change which is a major annoyance of many finally past.

The majority of Dutch voters finds that not only Labour Secretary of State Wilma Mansveld (Track), as well VVD minister Melanie Schutz (Infrastructure) should have resigned after a damning report by the parliamentary commission of inquiry on the Fyra. This is evident Sunday in the weekly poll by Maurice de Hond.

The United States are less than fifty men of a special unit to northern Syria. President Obama has given its consent to the deployment of this ground troops. That Friday announced in Washington. Sending a small unit in the fight against Islamic State was a few days ago by Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter announced.