Is secession looming in Canada? Indeed, on October 19, in the oil-rich province of Alberta, residents will vote on whether to hold a binding referendum on independence. Prime Minister Mark Carney is monitoring the situation with suspicion and warns of "dangerous bluffing".
One of the last fugitive members of the German terror group Rote Armee Fraktion (RAF), has been sentenced to 13 years in prison: 67-year-old Daniela Klette lived in hiding in the heart of Berlin for nearly 30 years.
One day after the train disaster in Buggenhout, in the Belgian province of East Flanders, which killed four people, there is still uncertainty about the cause of the disaster.
Europe is currently under unseen high temperatures. Western Europe in particular is panting and sweating as temperatures smoothly climb toward 40 degrees Celsius and, unfortunately, the first victims of the heat are already to be mourned.
Did a young Dutch woman who disappeared without a trace in Ireland in 1978 end up in North Korea? According to De Telegraaf, there's a chance that the mysteriously disappeared Leidy Kaspersma was actually abducted to North Korea. Even worse, she might have even been brainwashed and trained as a spy. The Telegraph traveled to several countries for a podcast series about the woman "Kidnapped to North Korea" and spoke to numerous people, including family members, former lovers, old friends and several experts on North Korea and terrorist groups. The result is an extraordinary investigation.
Nasty business continues to pursue the U.S. ex-president. The 83-year-old Democrat is now heading to court.
A remarkable incident reaches us from the US state of Nebraska.
Since April 1, it has been prohibited in France to buy, sell, import, possess or use nicotine products for oral use. And this ban firmly hits the Swedish economy because French people were buying these nicotine pouches en masse from the Swedish market.
In Laos, seven men are still trapped in an underground, flooded gold mine. Rescue efforts are hampered by narrow passages, strong currents and persistent rain.
Two swimmers died on Sunday on the southwest coast of France after being swept away by a powerful sea current. The incidents occurred in Lacanau and Lège-Cap-Ferret, in the Gironde department. A warning about dangerous currents was in effect this weekend.