In the Bavarian nuclear power station Gundremmingen is a computer virus discovered. The malicious software was noted in the preparations for a revision of Block B of the plant.
An American journalist who works and lives in Turkey is no longer in the country after a visit to Italy. Freelancer David Lepeska, who wrote told the Guardian, Al Jazeera, Foreign Affairs and a number of other publications, received from immigration officials at the airport in Istanbul that his visa had placed a travel ban,, '. After waiting for more than twenty hours Lepeska announced via Twitter that he only took the plane to Chicago.
The Netherlands is one million additional contributions to the storage of nuclear waste from nuclear power stations in Chernobyl. Minister Bert Koenders (Foreign Affairs) said Monday to the amount. 1 million in addition to the 11 million euros that the Netherlands has contributed in recent years to clean up the effects of the nuclear disaster.
Two men on a motorcycle on Monday in the town of Jolo in the same Philippine island dumped a plastic bag containing a head. The Islamist rebel group Abu Sayyaf had threatened to behead one of four hostages when Monday 15:00 local time no ransom of 300 million pesos (5.6 million euros) was paid for each of them.
Two highly advanced US F-22 warplanes flew Monday to the Black Sea. This is the first time since Washington's military aid to eastern European NATO allies reinforced after complaints about Russian aggression.
A dog that has eaten its owner partly on last September, may not yet be slain. The family begs for a shot, but animal organizations want to avoid.
An editor of the first magazine for gay, bisexual and transgender people in Bangladesh attacked with knives in an apartment and killed. That the BBC reports Monday based on media reports and statements by government officials.
The Turkish journalist Can Dündar was sentenced by the court in Istanbul to be converted 9000 euro fine for insulting President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's son Bilal and several ministers. That has let the lawyer know Dündar Monday.
In an effort to become less dependent on its oil revenues, Saudi Arabia's investments in multinational companies and new technology to extend 160 billion to $ 2 trillion.
Turkey has a rocket launcher of terrorist organization Islamic State (IS) destroyed in Syria, reported Turkish television stations Monday. The rocket launcher was about 20 kilometers from the Turkish border town of Kilis, which has been repeatedly targeted by rocket fire.
The Turkish embassy, the Swedish television channel T4 touted to keep those of the broadcast of a documentary on the Armenian genocide. T4, however, ignored the request and sent the film Sunday night anyway. The station has the offending letter from the embassy posted on its website.
In the search for financial help Suriname can also put the Islamic Development Bank (ISDB) on his list. The Surinamese Minister of Finance Gillmore Hoefdraad announced that the bank established 1.75 billion dollars (1.55 billion euros) in Saudi Arabia has available to lend to Suriname.
An elephant in Cambodia Friday during a ride with tourists on her back collapsed and deceased. The female elephant collapsed from a heart attack on the way to the famous Angkor Wat temple complex. The incident makes a lot of loose by animal lovers.
A female has her mistress from certain death rescued by fire. The animal meowed in the night from Sunday to Monday so loud that the woman woke up. There was a fire broke out and the house was already full of smoke. The woman could therefore leave just in time her home in Wernigerode, Germany.
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The International Criminal Court represents an investigation into the violence in which Burundi since the disputed re-election of President Pierre Nkurunziza has slipped. Chief Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda says of evidence have to include torture, rape and imprisonment.
US President Obama has seized the mini-summit in Hanover Monday for Europe to call to hold on to its unity and tolerance. The world benefits from a free Europe at peace, says Obama.
A bomb attack on Monday at least six people were killed on the southern outskirts of Damascus. Given the number of serious injuries probably is not all it six, reported the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. According to the Syrian government has taken a hospital.
Elephant Poachers killed in a nature reserve in the Democratic Republic of the Congo three rangers and two others seriously injured. Among the wounded was the Swedish manager Garambapark.
In a shooting on Monday two people at a primary school in the French city of Grenoble died. One person was seriously injured. A source speaking close to the investigation of a targeted shooting.
The Robert E. Lee Elementary School in the Texas capital, Austin wants to make a new name and encouraged parents, administrators and neighbors out suggestions. The most notable was The Adolf Hitler School for Friendship and Tolerance.
More than eight hundred fighters of al-Qaeda were killed in the battle for Mukalla, the main stronghold of the terrorist movement in southern Yemen. So says the alliance is shot under the leadership of Saudi Arabia, the Yemeni government to help and Sunday Mukalla invaded.
An F-16 of the Norwegian Air Force has opened fire during a training mission accidentally in a control tower. The three officers who were present, were unharmed, Norwegian media reported.
Australian police have a teenager arrested on suspicion of plotting an attack on the anniversary of the landing at Gallipoli during the First World War. Sixteen-year-old boy, who operated on their own, according to the police, would have wanted to purchase a firearm.
Racist agents of the Antwerp police are not called to order. That requires the commission that investigated after complaints of minority police officers to racism within the Antwerp police force, reports the Gazet van Antwerpen.
It's Monday hit Maelbeek metro station in Brussels by terror again open for visitors. The repairs were completed Friday.
Republican presidential candidates Ted Cruz and John Kasich have agreed to stay out of each other's way during the remaining primaries. In this way they hope favorite Donald Trump to let the election victory.
Netherlands bows to the latest attack by Turkey on European democratic freedoms.
According to an independent team of experts, the Mexican government has obstructed the investigation into the disappearance of the 43 Mexican college students. Reported from the Inter-American Commission of experts for the Protection of Human Rights in its final report which was published Sunday.
