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It is probably one of states the most exciting murder cases in history: a girl of only twelve years old that her 23 year old boyfriend did murder her parents and younger brother. The atrocities took place in 2006 on the Canadian village of Medicine Hat. The young murderer will soon be free, to have been fixed after ten years in a mental institution.

The soap opera surrounding the dismissal of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff will have a new chapter at the UN tomorrow. The tottering head of state is specially traveled to New York to seek support for a 'parliamentary coup' in their own country.

The court, which monitors the constitution in Germany, has spoken out against parts of legislation Wednesday that investigators have more powers to combat terrorism. Part of this is the use of so-called 'Bundestrojaner', specially developed software to spy on computers of suspects.

The Philippine presidential candidate Rodrigo Duterte refused to apologize for his jokes about the rape of an Australian missionary in his country, which was then killed.

The political chaos in Brazil, a good three months before the Olympics, complete. The host country has coming weeks actually two presidents.

The days of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff are numbered. The leader of the leftist Workers Party suffered last night in the House of Commons a hopeless defeat in the crucial vote on her dismissal. After a circus-like three-day debate, inter alia, sang and fought, chose more than the required two-thirds of the delegates for the continuation of the procedure through the upper house.

UPDATE 01:35- The days of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff are numbered. The leader of the leftist Workers' Party is the crucial vote on its deposits than the losses in the bearing housing.

The death toll from the earthquake that struck Ecuador Saturday will advance rapidly. The counter is now at 77 dead and more than five hundred wounded, said Vice President Jorge Glass. The government expects the death toll during Sunday continues to rise.

The German government on Friday decided to allow the prosecution does criminal investigation into television comedian John Böhmermann. Which Turkish President Erdogan RecepTayyip stepped on the soul with a poem,, defamation '', in which he suggested that saves the Turkish leader girls, viewing child pornography and sex with animals operates.

Europe's passenger data on flights, saving to and between European countries and exchange in the fight against terrorism and serious crime. The European Parliament voted Thursday in the new rules.

The powers of the religious police are restricted in Saudi Arabia. That the BBC reports Wednesday. The officers of the vice squad, known as the mutawa shall henceforth no longer have arrest or chase people. Instead, they have to send their observations to the regular police or other security forces.

Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff on Tuesday lashed out at hard,, conspirators' who are after her deposition. She was referring to Vice President Michel Temer, who was embarrassed by a leaked audio message indicating that he was prepared to replace the president.

The Republican chairman of the US House of Representatives, Paul Ryan, has ruled out a bid for the presidency in November Tuesday. Ryan, who many Republicans who do not warm up to the flamboyant Donald Trump or the arch-conservative Ted Cruz had pinned their hopes, indicated that he would not accept a nomination by his party.

Brazil's parliament is due to consider the removal of President Dilma Rousseff. A committee of the House of Commons ruled on Monday (local time) that there are grounds to put Rousseff in her office.

Brazilian Vice President Michel Temer is embarrassed by a leaked audio recording. The politician discusses the fourteen minute recording how he will run the country if the controversial president Dilma Rousseff forced to resign.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague will let the matter drop against the Kenyan Vice President William Ruto. The trial against him and his co-accused Joshua arap Sang is trapped after years of uncertainty about the reliability of key witnesses of the prosecution.

Under heavy international criticism begins today in Istanbul finally the trial of the Turkish journalist Can Dündar and Erdem Gül, respectively, editor and chief of Ankara's main secular opposition newspaper Cumhuriyet.

The Russian government 'isolates himself 'by not participating in the Nuclear Security Summit held in Washington on Thursday and Friday. That takes at least the national security of US President Barack Obama. 'This is above all a missed opportunity for Russia itself,' said the vice chairman of the board Tuesday.

Microsoft,, deeply saddened 'about the racist and sexist tweets from the chatbot Tay. Writes Peter Lee, vice president of Microsoft, in a blog.

Judges of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague on Monday the wealthy Congolese businessman, politician and militia leader Jean-Pierre Bemba found guilty of crimes against humanity. Bemba was the principal responsible for what his militiamen wreaking in neighboring Central African Republic. The punishment will be determined later.

Judges of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague do verdict Monday in the case against a wealthy businessman, politician and militia leader Jean-Pierre Bemba. He was once vice president of Congo and a powerful rival of President Joseph Kabila, who reigns Congo since early 2011.

The former German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle Friday deceased. The former leader of the FDP died at the age of 54 years from the effects of leukemia, Westerwelle Foundation announced in Berlin.

Republican Marco Rubio is not alone in the race for the American presidency but stepped away early next year with all the politics. He announced Thursday after his term in the Senate to say goodbye to politics.

Htin Kyaw is the new president of Myanmar. The parliament in the country chose the 69-year-old friend and confidant of party leader Aung San Suu Kyi of the National League for Democracy (NLD) Tuesday with a relatively narrow majority.

The husband of former US governor Sarah Palin, Todd Palin, last night seriously injured in an accident with a snowmobile in Alaska. Because of the accident Palin has canceled a campaign meeting.

More than thirty people have been injured Monday by the derailment of a train in the US state of Kansas.

Troops loyal to the internationally recognized president of Yemen have horrified the strategically located city of Taiz. That's what city residents said Saturday. Taiz was besieged recently by the Shiite Houthi rebels, who have conquered large parts of the country since last year.