Little Paul Fronczak, kidnapped on April 27, 1964 the day after his birth by a woman disguised as a nurse, was found thanks to a DNA analysis site, says a genealogist who helped the family.
Algeria: death of general Ahmed Gaïd Salah, powerful chief of staff of the army
The general had been a major player in the resignation of former president Abdelaziz Bouteflika, which was strongly contested. He was the face of the military high command in power following this resignation, until the presidential election of December 12 and the victory of Abdelmadjid Tebboune despite a record abstention rate.
US aid to Ukraine frozen 90 minutes after Trump's appeal to Zelensky
Military aid from the United States is said to have been frozen an hour and a half after Donald Trump called his Ukrainian counterpart, when he asked him to investigate a political rival. It was this appeal that prompted the investigation and the dismissal procedure against him.
Six soldiers killed in jihadist attack in northeastern Nigeria
Six Nigerian soldiers died in an ambush led by Daesh-affiliated Boko Haram jihadists. Clashes following the attack on the military convoy also resulted in the deaths of three jihadists.
Fires in Australia: Prime Minister accused of inaction, will not let go of the coal industry
Strongly criticized by public opinion concerning his actions carried out for the climate and in the management of the crisis of the important bush fires, Scott Morrison maintained his support for the coal industry.
The 2300 liter slick of diesel that threatened the Galapagos is “under control”
A slick of 2,300 liters of diesel from the sinking of a barge in a port of the Galapagos has been “brought under control”, the authorities of Ecuador announced on Sunday 22 December. They had activated an emergency plan to protect this archipelago listed as Natural Heritage of Humanity.
Mexican ambassador resigns after stealing book from booksto
Caught in the act of robbery of a biography of Casanova in the most famous bookstore in Buenos Aires, the Mexican ambassador to Argentina, Ricardo Valero, has resigned “for health reasons”, the Mexican government announced on Sunday 22 December .
Saudi Arabia: Five death sentences passed in the trial of the assassination of Jamal Khashoggi
Eleven people were charged in the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, who was assassinated on October 2, 2018 at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
Air defense fires Syria's “hostile missiles” from Syria
Three explosions resounded this Sunday evening in the suburbs of Damascus, according to the OSDH, after “shots having targeted” positions of the Syrian and Iranian regime “.
Fisherman swept away by wave in Spain: 9 people died in Europe due to bad weath
Nine people have died since Thursday in the bad weather that affects southern Europe, including Spain, Portugal and France. A fisherman was found dead in Catalonia this Sunday after being swept away by a wave.
