10 January 2019 | Euronews
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USA Long shot Senate effort to end shutdown stalemate comes to a quick end A last-ditch effort to re-open the government ended just 24 hours after it began in yet another sign that the government shutdown is nowhere near ending. -
World Labour is pro-EU and wants to stay aligned with Brussels, MEP tells Euronews | Raw Politics The claim comes amid uncertainty over how Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn would campaign in any second Brexit referendum. -
USA Police issue warrant for Ronaldo's DNA in investigation of alleged rape, report says Ronaldo, 33, was accused of sexually assaulting a Nevada woman in a Las Vegas hotel penthouse in 2009, an allegation he denies. -
USA 'Baby Shark' children's song online has taken bite of Billboard Hot 100 The song was streamed 20.8 million times in the past week, with 73 percent of the streams coming from video, Billboard said. -
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Germany Big Maple Leaf: Four men go on trial accused of stealing huge gold coin from Bode Museum, Berlin A quartet has gone on trial accused of stealing a huge €3.75 million gold coin from a flagship German museum. -
USA Trump could take billions from disaster areas to fund wall Under the proposal, Trump could dip into money set aside to fund civil works projects all over the country including storm-damaged areas of Puerto Rico. -
USA Mysterious deep-space radio signals detected for the second time The precise source of these signals is not known. -
USA On the border, Trump turns political in making case for his wall Wearing a MAGA hat and harshly criticizing Democrats, President Donald Trump made the case for a border wall near the U.S.-Mexico line Thursday. -
World Is Spain's VOX party from the far-right? | Raw Politics A party official told Euronews' Raw Politics show that it's not "fair" to call Vox far-right. -
USA High school basketball official fired after asking if team had green cards The team was from a Tucson high school with a majority Latino student body. -
World Hungary's Orban calls for more anti-immigration politicians in EU | Raw Politics Watch a panel on Euronews' Raw Politics show debate the latest comments from Hungarian PM Viktor Orban and the EU's immigration policy. -
USA MAP: Sea level rise along the East Coast MAP: Sea levels are rising along the East Coast, and the sea is rising highest in the Mid-Atlantic. -
World Raw Politics in full: Orban backs anti-EU alliance and Corbyn's election call Take a look at Thursday's full Raw Politics programme. -
USA Ex-Trump lawyer Michael Cohen to testify publicly before Congress in February Cohen was sentenced last month to three years in prison. -
United Kingdom Brexit on the brain? UK PM May repeats 'deal' 10 times in 41 words "The only way to avoid no deal is to have a deal and to agree a deal," May said. "And the deal that is on the table, the deal that is the deal that the EU has made clear is the only deal." -
No Comment Tshisekedi supporters celebrate election victory in Kinshasa Exuberant supporters of Congo opposition leader Felix Tshisekedi celebrated his surprise win in the presidential election on Thursday -
USA Flying cars could take off as soon as 2023 From a one-person flying car to a luxurious five seater, companies are racing to launch the first flying car. -
USA Starbucks exploring add needle-disposal boxes in bathrooms "Employees risk getting poked, and DO get poked, even when following 'protocol' of using gloves and tongs to dispose of used needles," said an online petition. -
World News Trump cancels 'very important' trip to World Economic Forum in Davos Trump cancels 'very important' trip to World Economic Forum in Davos -
Markets UK shares fall as trade talk hopes fade; weak Christmas updates hurt retail UK shares fall as trade talk hopes fade; weak Christmas updates hurt retail -
Japan Watch: This beautiful octopus was cut out of a single piece of paper The artist, Masayo Fukuda, is a master of Kirie, an ancient Japanese art form. -
USA Trump scraps Davos trip The president won't rub elbows with world's elites during fight over the border wall and government shutdown. -
USA Nearly 300 passengers sickened on Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas cruise ship The ship, which has been on a seven-night cruise through the Caribbean, will return to Florida on Saturday, a day early than expected. -
USA Age, not politics, predicts who shares fake news on Facebook, study finds Researchers wrote that "it is possible an entire cohort of Americans ... lacks the level of digital media literacy necessary" to separate fact from fiction online. -
Romania Watch: Ceremony marks start of Romania's EU presidency The ceremony marks the start of Romania's stint at the helm of the Council of the European Union presidency, which runs from January 1 - June 30, 2019. -
Algeria Miss Algeria 2019: Organisers slam ugly reaction to beauty pageant winner Khadija Ben Hamou Organisers of a beauty pageant in Algeria have condemned racist remarks aimed at this year’s winner. -
Germany German commuter knits row every time her train was delayed to make scarf The unique, but productive, way one German commuter documented her travel delays to and from the office -
USA Pelosi says Republicans will oppose Trump if he declares a national emergency over wall The president is heading to the border Thursday and said as he left Washington that he "probably" will declare a national emergency if he can't get Congress to appropriate wall funding -
Musica Christian Thielemann and Daniel Froschauer headline the Musikverein in Vienna The New Year's concert in Vienna is the most watched classic event in the world. Only the greatest maestros get to conduct this legendary concert -
World Watch in full: Raw Politics call-in show debates Eurosceptics' rise The question of whether Eurosceptics will take over Europe was the key issue discussed on Raw Politics call-in show on Thursday evening. -
Hungary Hungarian PM Viktor Orban holds first government news conference of 2019 Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said the migration issue will shock Europe in the next decade during his first government news conference of 2019 -
Smart Regions In Naples, students look to the future in the world’s oldest public university The Federico II University in Naples is the world’s oldest public university. It also hosts the Developer Academy where students learn to develop apps for iphones. -
Venezuela Venezuela: Maduro starts second mandate as president amid escalating isolation Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro on Thursday started a second term in office amid growing international isolation -
Europe News The Brief: Jewish Museum attack trial opens, Truck drivers protest and Tintin turns 90 In this edition of the Brief from Brussels: the Jewish Museum in Brussels reflects on the past and the future as the trial of main suspects opens. Eastern European truck drivers protest mobility plans and Belgian comic hero Tintin turns 90. -
United Kingdom What would a no-deal Brexit mean for EU and UK citizens’ rights? EU nationals in the UK and Britons in Europe have been given reassurances – but campaigners say rights will disappear and questions remain unanswered. -
USA Trump: I'll 'probably' declare a national emergency over border — just not yet "I'm not prepared to do that yet, but if I have to, I will," the president told reporters on the South Lawn of the White House. -
World News Future of Mediterranean fishing on the line after European Parliament vote, say environmental groups “With the plan as it stands now, there will be less Mediterranean fish on the tables in France, Italy and Spain", said Oceana Europe Executive Director Lasse Gustavsson. -
USA White House beefs up legal team with 17 new attorneys to battle Democrats, Mueller Such a strategy could quickly inflame tensions between Trump and congressional Democrats and could lead to lengthy legal battles. -
Japan Which country has the 'most powerful' passport in 2019? Japan ranked top of the Henley Passport Index in 2019, meaning its citizens could travel visa-free to the most countries in the world -
No Comment Record cold weather in Russia and Georgia Residents living in an apartment block in the Russian city of Saratov have warned the cold weather may lead to dangerous accidents if authorities do not intervene. -
United Kingdom Would the EU welcome a UK U-turn on Brexit? Don't bet on it | View If Article 50 was revoked or a second referendum gave way to remaining in the EU, would the Union want it? There are many reasons why they shouldn't. -
USA Australian police charge man over hazardous packages sent to diplomatic offices The man, named as Savas Avan, was charged with sending dangerous articles through a postal service, an offense that carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in jail. -
Earth News Darwin's iguanas help Galapagos restoration As part of an ambitious restoration project, an ancient species of land iguana returned to Santiago Island after 200 years. -
Romania Right of reply: Romania's ruling PSD party responds to corruption claims in Euronews article Romania's ruling Social Democratic Party (PSD) have objected to comments made by an anti-corruption expert in an article published by Euronews. Here we publish their response to Laura Stefan's claims in full. -
The Cube Five Star Movement founder signs 'pact for science' despite past criticism | #TheCube Beppe Grillo has fueled conspiracy theories and pseudoscience claims for years. Now, he's signing a pro-vaccination pact for science -
No Comment These lucky stray animals in Turkey are being well cared for Unal Hekim, the businessman who established the animal shelter of his dreams in the garden of his factory in Pendik, Istanbul, feeds 2,500 dogs a day. -
USA Lady Gaga apologizes for duet with R. Kelly, says she will never work with him again "I'm sorry, both for my poor judgment when I was young, and for not speaking out sooner. I love you," Lady Gaga wrote. -
USA On Day 20, the shutdown is all about political pain, not gain First Read is your briefing from "Meet the Press" and the NBC Political Unit on the day's most important political stories and why they matter. -
Canada Scientists discover mysterious repeating radio signal from deep space A group of Canadian scientists have discovered a repeating radio signal, the second of its kind ever found, emitted from an unknown location in deep space -
USA First Read's Morning Clips: The shutdown is costing $1 billion per week A roundup of the most important political news stories of the day -
World News 360-degree report: Could you imagine life without sight or hearing? How would you communicate if you only had the sense of touch? In this 360-degree video, you can get up close to Luis Alberto. He is 27 years old, Spanish, and deafblind. -
France Crowdfunding wars: As police page reaches €1 million, gilets jaunes set up new campaign As a campaign for police reached €1 million, a prominent gilets jaunes activist has set up a page for "injured protesters" -
USA The world's fifth-richest country has a hunger problem "Instead of seeing hunger as an issue abroad, the government's New Year resolution should be one of taking urgent action at home." -
USA Here's how pencils can permanently 'tattoo' your skin Ever been stabbed by a pencil? That little mark is probably here to stay. -
USA In test, steel prototype for border wall was cut through with saw NBC News obtained a photo showing results of a test on a steel wall prototype. -
Spain Spanish police arrest 83 in tennis match-fixing probe, including 28 professional players One of those arrested was Spanish tennis player Marc Fornell-Mestres, 36, who was suspended from professional tennis last month by the Tennis Integrity Unit, the sport's anti-corruption body, the Civil Guard confirmed to Euronews -
Australia Elvis in the outback: Aussies honour The King All aboard! Elvis enthusiasts shake, rattle and roll on pilgrimage to Australian town -
United Kingdom UK pays Eurotunnel €38 million over no-deal Brexit ferry contracts scandal The British government has paid £33 million (€38 million) to Eurotunnel, which runs the Channel Tunnel between the UK and France, after the company took legal action over the process to award ferry contracts to cope with a no-deal Brexit. -
Markets Weak results, lack of trade clarity drive European stocks down Weak results, lack of trade clarity drive European stocks down -
Belgium Mehdi Nemmouche, suspect in 2014 Jewish museum attack, in court for start of trial A man is in court accused of shooting dead four people at a Jewish museum in Belgium in 2014. -
USA Entire Washington DC synagogue schlepped a block away Historic synagogue gets a 'lift' to new home down the block -
Hungary Orban warns immigration will divide EU ahead of parliamentary elections Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban held his first government news conference of 2019 in Budapest where he drew a distinct line between European ideologies. Orban laid out his goal of electing an anti-immigration majority in the bloc's parliamentary elections in May. -
United Kingdom Jeremy Corbyn calls for general election to end Brexit 'deadlock' UK opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn is in Yorkshire, where he is set to deliver a Brexit address reiterating his plea for a general election. -
USA Plant scientists have found a way to 'hack' photosynthesis. Here's why that's a big deal. If the preliminary research pans out, we may have a new way to feed the world's growing population. -
USA The 'doomsday' scenario: Here's what happens if the shutdown drags on Economists warn that a catastrophe is in the making if the partial government closure continues for weeks or months. -
World Surprise D.R. Congo election victory for Tshisekedi amid election fraud claims Opposition leader Felix Tshisekedi is the surprise winner of the presidential election in the Democratic Republic of Congo amid accusations of election fraud. -
USA Words won't stop Putin's aggression, experts warn, saying seized sailors are 'forgotten' "The Kremlin is not going to be dissuaded by condemnation," one former U.S. diplomat said. "They will be dissuaded by pain." -
Earth News Femme de Champagne - Part 1 Female leaders in Champagne: important influences on the direction of the region. -
Europe News EU 'should be worried' about threat of trade war with US EU 'should be worried' about threat of trade war with US -
Europe News Jewish Museum Brussels reflects on terror attack as trial opens Almost five years on from the attack on the Jewish Museum in Brussels the trial opens for the main suspects. The cultural site is seeking to turn the page on the day it became a terror target, to become a space for dialogue and exchange. -
Spain Spanish conservatives end socialist rule in Andalucia with help of far-right Vox After decades of socialist rule, the conservative Popular Party (PP) has taken power in Andalucia, southern Spain, with the help far-right party Vox. -
World News Terror attack trial, Brexit latest and Orban speech: Europe briefing We look back at the biggest stories across Europe that you need to know about today. -
USA Remains found after SUV plunged from cliff identified as 16-year-old girl's Still missing is Devonte Hart, the boy who was photographed in a powerful photo hugging a white police officer in 2014. He is likely dead, police said. -
USA U.S. Rep. Ted Lieu ditches Ed Buck's money "I am deeply disturbed by the latest revelations of a second death by overdose," said Rep. Ted Lieu, D-Calif. -
USA Ashley Judd's sexual harassment claim against Weinstein thrown out again It's the second time the judge has dismissed Judd's sexual harassment claims against Weinstein. But she can continue to sue him for defamation. -
USA Joshua Tree to stay open as park service uses fee revenue amid shutdown The attraction east of Los Angeles had been slated to close on Thursday amid the partial government shutdown, now in its third week. -
USA Mother of suicide victim sues sorority that allegedly hazed her daughter The Northwestern University basketball player was subjected to hazing that hurt her "physical, mental, and emotional health," causing severe anxiety and depression, the suit claims. -
USA House Democrats asking questions about Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin Mnuchin will give the House a classified briefing Thursday, after a request from the Democratic chairs of the main House investigative panels. -
United Kingdom Welsh town inclined to think it has world's steepest street A bit steep?