This week the 45-year-old whipped social media users into a frenzy when photos of Ivanka Trump appearing to gaze longingly at him circulated. By the look of pictures taken today, the German leader is also under his spell. Trudeau, who is on a two day state visit to Germany, was greeted by Merkel outside the Chancellory in Berlin this morning. The two were also pictured dining together last night at the Regent hotel in the German capital, where they held a private meeting.
Spain's Princess Cristina was found not guilty in a tax fraud case Friday, while her husband was convicted and sentenced to more than six years in prison.
Yuusuf Warsame (pictured), from Birmingham, was sleeping in a flat in Gothenburg, Sweden when the explosive was tossed through the window on August 22 last year.
Foreign minister Jean-Marc Ayrault threatened 'retaliatory measures' in the event of interference in the upcoming presidential elections in France in April.
The Argentinian steward was stopped as he tried to board a flight to Seville. Officers discovered around €39,000 (£35,280) (pictured) in several different currencies in his suitcase.
The last words of Kim Jong-Nam were revealed as it emerged that his assassination at Kuala Lumpur International Airport in Malaysia took just five seconds.
Many were bare chested and barefoot - and others were bleeding from deep cuts they had suffered after managing to reach Spain's north African enclave of Ceuta from Morocco.
On February 19, 1942, 188 Japanese planes attacked Darwin in two air raids, killing 235 people, wounding 400 and drawing the top end of Australia into World War II. A series of photos of soldiers stationed in Darwin have been released to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the attacks. They show reinforcements trucks bogged down in water (top left), soldiers relaxing on Darwin's famous Mindil Beach (top right) a military commander's goat being milked (bottom left) and soldiers preparing for fishing trips in the Howard River (bottom right). The Battle of Darwin was the largest and most destructive single attack ever mounted by a foreign power on Australia and led to the worst death toll in the nation's history. Now, one of the last surviving World War II veterans to witness the Darwin bombings says the soldiers were never prepared for the attacks.
WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte may have ordered police to withdraw from his brutal drug war, but the bodies continue to pile up at a rate of 10 a day. Human rights groups said nearly 150 people were killed in a fortnight in a continuation of Duterte's war on drugs. In the seven months before police were withdrawn, 2,555 drug suspects were killed by law enforcers, while 3,930 people were murdered in unexplained circumstances.
Ms Le Pen (left), who is an MEP, made Thierry Legier (right), the 6ft 2ins, 16 stone former soldier who revels in his 'Gorilla' nickname, a parliamentary assistant' in the EU on £6000 a month.
Lee Jae-Yong, who normally lives in a $4million mansion in Seoul, South Korea, is being held in a cell with a mattress on the floor after being detained on bribery and other charges.
In an emotional video released after he left hospital, Theo, flanked by his mother and sister, said: 'I am very tired. The wound has not yet recovered.'
A young Humboldt penguin was stolen from a zoo in the south-west German city of Mannheim and found decapitated near a car park. The animal's body was found on Thursday.
The English language slogan 'Made for Sharing' is meant to sum up the global outlook of the French capital city that is bidding to host the 2024 sporting extravaganza.
WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Bhavnalo Kant was thrown from his bike and through the air after he hit a speed bump and lost control near Raja Ki Mandi railway station in Agra, India.
David Lodge, 63, was hit around the face with a shoe by an angry bar worker, before being punched and kicked in the crotch. He claimed he had been overcharged. Witness Thira Phengrat, who filmed the attack, said: 'The girl was very, very angry. The British couple should have paid their bill but she should not have attacked them.'
Mithun Hunugund, from Bengaluru, southern India, was on safari in Nagarhole National Park when he saw the Asiatic wild dogs attempting to ambush two young elephant calves (circled bottom right). He filmed the female elephant running at the dogs, swinging her trunk, pawing the ground and attempting to kick the predators away (left and top right). Mr Hunugund witnessed the adult elephants create a barrier between their young and the predators before the four tonne female charged.
Brazil's arid northeast is weathering its worst drought on record and Campina Grande, which has 400,000 residents that depend on the reservoir, is running out of water.
Shocking photographs show the gruesome world of dog fighting in the Paghman, Kabul. The sport was banned under the Taliban as 'un-Islamic', but it is now experiencing a resurgence.
Mum Marina Esmat said her son could have a Jack Russell after falling in love with Jim Carrey's pet in comedy film The Mask.
Germany's Defence Minister Ursula von der Leyen warned Washington, DC, on Friday that a 'stable European Union is also in America's interest' and so is a 'strong and unified NATO'.
Justin Thorne was on holiday in the Kruger National Park in South Africa when he saw the brawl.
Seoul's Joint Chiefs of Staff said the country was taking the death of Kim Jong-Nam (right), the half bother of the North Korean leader (left), very seriously and is waiting for the results of an autopsy.
The footage shows the remains of the Hotel Rigopiano in the Abruzzo region, which was crushed by an estimated 150,000 tonnes of snow. The footage, taken from the air above the scene of the tragedy, shows how the building collapsed under the weight of the snow. Tragically 29 people died on January 18, but 11 people survived, staying hydrated by eating snow.
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