28 January 2019 | Euronews
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USA Cohen to offer closed-door congressional testimony Feb. 8 The lawyer for Trump's former attorney said last week that his client was delaying his public testimony due to threats from Trump and others. -
United Kingdom UK parliament votes in favour of post-Brexit immigration bill The British parliament has voted in favour of a bill planning post-Brexit immigration policies. -
USA Mueller investigation near completion, acting AG Whitaker says Special counsel Robert Mueller has nearly finished his nearly two-year investigation of collusion and Russian interference in the 2016 election, the acting attorney general said Friday. -
USA What is Oumuamua? Here's what we know so far Some scientists say the visitor from another star system could be an alien spacecraft. -
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USA Pelosi invites Trump to deliver State of the Union address on Feb. 5 Nancy Pelosi invited the president to deliver his State of the Union address on February 5th, less than a week after cancelling it during the shutdown. -
USA U.S. charges top Chinese cellphone firm Huawei with money laundering, fraud "Huawei employed a strategy of lies and deceit to conduct and grow its business," said Richard Donoghue, U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of N.Y. -
United Kingdom Brexit: Theresa May asks MPs to support alternative to Irish 'backstop' British PM Theresa May has asked MPs to support an alternative to the Northern Irish backstop in her Brexit deal. -
World Has the EU had a strong enough response to the Venezuela crisis? | Raw Politics Our Raw Politics panel discussed Europe's response to the political crisis in Venezuela. -
Venezuela US sanctions imposed on Venezuela's state oil firm PDVSA The United States has imposed sanctions on Venezuelan state-owned oil firm PDVSA, White House national security adviser John Bolton has said. -
Egypt Macron presses Egypt's Al-Sisi on human rights during official visit French president Emmanuel Macron has said that stability and human rights are necessary in Egypt -
USA Bolton: 'All options are on the table' for Trump in Venezuela The U.S. announced sanctions Monday against Venezuela's state-owned oil company amid a constitutional power struggle in that nation. -
USA Nancy Pelosi beat Trump at his own game — and she'll do it again | View It's fitting that the president suffered his most embarrassing loss to date at the hands of an older, more politically-experienced woman. -
World Paternity pay, youth call for climate action, Venezuela crisis | Raw Politics Young people across Europe and further afield are calling on politicians and business leaders to act on climate change. Meanwhile, the US, Germany and France are among those who have given their backing to the head of National Assembly, Juan Guaidó, in Venezuela. -
No Comment Pernik celebrates the 28th Surva festival Every winter, folklore groups from across Bulgaria take part in the two-day Surva festival in the city of Pernik. -
No Comment Palestinian protesters and Israeli troops clash in West Bank Clashes erupted between Palestinian protesters and Israeli troops on Sunday near the West Bank village of al-Mughayyir. -
Greece Greek cabinet approves 11% rise in monthly minimum wage to 650 euros The Greek cabinet has approved an 11% increase in the minimum wage to 650 euros a month from February 1, with 600,000 workers expected to benefit -
United Kingdom Warning that no-deal Brexit will lead to food shortages and price hikes A no-deal Brexit is set to lead to food shortages and price rises, say food sector businesses that warn of the dangers of leaving the EU without a deal -
Markets UK shares lower after downbeat China data; Ocado rallies UK shares lower after downbeat China data; Ocado rallies -
Spain Julen: Malaga residents release white balloons in tribute to toddler Residents of the El Palo neighbourhood paid tribute to toddler Julen Rosello whose body was found in a borehole 13 days after he fell during a family walk on a private estate. -
USA Suspected art thief nabbed after painting snatched off wall at packed Russian museum The alleged thief was caught on camera lifting the painting from a museum wall and walking out with it as visitors stood nearby. -
Germany Heavy snowfall causes chaos on roads in southwest Germany There was chaos on the highways in southwest Germany on Monday after heavy snowfall and icy conditions left motorists to navigate slippery roads. -
Cuba Huge clean-up effort in Cuba after freak tornado rips through Havana President Miguel Diaz-Canel toured the worst-hit areas and tweeted about the devastation. He mentioned that several groups are helping to restore the city. -
Notes From The Usa On the trail of Santa Fe: New Mexico’s cultural melting pot Most of the stops on acclaimed Northern-Irish singer-songwriter Foy Vance's whistlestop US road trip were places he'd played in before. When he rolled into Santa Fe, it was his first time in the New Mexican city. And he was smitten. -
Cult Matera: Discovering the lessons of history in Europe’s Capital of Culture Matera is a rising star - it’s the 2019 European Capital of Culture. Visiting the southern Italian town still feels very much like discovering something wonderful that few people know about. -
World Raw Moment: Protesters dressed as soldiers create 'Brexit border wall' on island of Ireland On Saturday, protesters dressed as Irish soldiers warned of the negative impact a no-deal Brexit could have on the country. -
Europe News AI and predictive justice in Europe Artificial intelligence is already at work in the US judicial system, European countries are in a testing phase, but many ethical questions arise when algorithms are used in a legal setting. -
Notes From The Usa Learning to ride a horse in the Wild West: Foy Vance visits Santa Fe, New Mexico For Northern-Irish singer-songwriter Foy Vance, visiting Santa Fe in New Mexico was an unforgettable experience. It was also the location of the highlight of his Notes from the USA trip: riding a horse on the Rocky Mountains. -
USA Shutdown cost U.S. economy $11 billion, budget office says Of that $11 billion hit, $3 billion is gone forever, a Congressional Budget Office report found. -
United Kingdom Yellow warnings for snow and ice issued in UK, travel disruptions expected Snow and ice are expected to disrupt travel across the UK this week, with yellow weather warnings issued by the Met Office. -
United Kingdom Hundreds of popular keyless car models at risk of being stolen: UK report According to a report from consumer group Which?, the Ford Fiesta, Volkswagen Golf, Nissan, Qashai and Ford Focus are most at risk of being stolen. -
USA Hillary Clinton runs to Puerto Rico, not the White House Those close to the former presidential contender are tamping down a report that she might be considering a bid. -
Earth News Would you choose lab-grown steak to help the environment? Scientists in Israel are growing their own steaks in the hope that it could one day help to solve the problem of food production and climate change. -
Next Series Could microalgae transform our food and cosmetics industries? Could Microalgae change food and cosmetics industries? -
France Yellow vest protester blames police after suffering serious eye injury There is mounting concern for the French government after Jerome Rodrigues, a prominent protester, suffered a serious eye injury at a yellow vest demo -
USA Banksy mural to honor victims of 2015 Paris terrorist attack stolen Authorities in Paris believe thieves stole a fire door at the Bataclan which had the mural painted on it. -
World News Facebook vows to fight fake news, foreign interference in EU elections Facebook has announced a series of measures it will take in May's European Parliament elections to ensure the vote is free from interference. -
Venezuela Maduro fills Twitter feed with military photos after Guaidó's appeal to Venezuela's soldiers Nicolas Maduro has filled his Twitter feed with pro-army posts after Juan Guaido appealed to Venezuela's military to support his call for free elections. -
Denmark Denmark builds border fence with Germany to keep infected wild boar away Denmark has started building a 70km-long fence along its border with Germany in a bid to protect its pigs from disease-carrying wild boar. -
World Zaatari's children: poverty, conflict and displacement in refugee camp Millions of people have been forced to flee their homes in Syria and thousands of them have found refuge in Zaatari camp, Jordan. According to UNHCR, around 80,000 people live in Zaatari and more than half of them are children. -
USA The state of Trump's presidency is, well, pretty feeble. 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. -
World News Welcome to the fold: Gazan man's origami praised by Japanese Artist finds income through art of origami -
World News Uber may have to re-route EU business plan after European Court ruling Popular ride-hailing firm Uber sees its European operations hampered after claims of unfair competition by local taxi drivers and an EU court ruling -
USA First Read's Morning Clips: Public sours on nation's direction after shutdown A roundup of the most important political news stories of the day -
USA Singapore says American leaked 14,200 HIV records The information included HIV test results, names, identification numbers, phone numbers, addresses and other health information, it said. -
Czech Republic The open ice climbing wall in the heart of Prague Climbers set up ice wall in centre of Czech capital city -
USA Democrats urge ex-Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz to ditch 'spoiler' presidential bid "The stakes couldn't be higher," one Bloomberg aide tweeted. "We can not afford the risk of spoiler politics that result in Trump's re-election." -
Economy Cash out: Eurozone banks stop issuing €500 note in fight against crime Moves to phase out the euro’s highest-value banknote took a major step forward on Monday. -
Spain Watch live: Taxi drivers' protest for regulation in Madrid Parked taxis continued to block one of Madrid's main avenues on Monday, as part of an open-ended strike asking for regulation for the online ride-hailing sector. -
USA Tornado in Havana kills 3, injures 174, Cuban president says The Cuban capital was battered late Sunday and early Monday by powerful winds and heavy rains. -
Markets Stocks rise after U.S. government reopens for now Stocks rise after U.S. government reopens for now -
World News Climate change forces killer whales further north to feed Climate change pushing killer whales to migrate north -
USA 'Red scarves' protest as France's 'yellow vest' movement splinters "We don't share all the demands expressed by the 'yellow vest' movement, for instance demands about overthrowing the government, brutalizing institutions." -
World News World's most casual heist? Moscow artnapper caught on camera Russian police arrest suspect in case of casual artnapping caught on camera -
United Kingdom Panda-monium over! Rare Red Panda found and returning to Belfast Zoo Panda-monium over! Rare Red Panda found and returning to Belfast Zoo -
USA From 'illegal' to 'abolish ICE': Gillibrand grapples with past conservative immigration views A decade ago, the New York politician's stance on the issue sounded more akin to President Donald Trump than the modern Democratic party. -
World German Transport Minister says speed limits on autobahns "against common sense" German Transport Minister Andreas Scheuer has weighed into the debate about introducing speed limits in Germany, saying such a move would be against "common sense". -
USA Migrants are being paid thousands of dollars to return home Austria gave Mohammad Farooq Niazi $3,100 and a one-way ticket to Kabul. The rest was up to him. -
USA Pilot suffered 'emotional breakdown' before crash that killed dozens He also smoked in the cockpit during the flight and "engaged in unnecessary, unprofessional and lengthy conversation even in the critical phase." -
Afghanistan US-Taliban talks offer glimmer of hope for peace A new effort to end the war in Afghanistan is set to begin on February 25 with talks scheduled between the US and the Taliban -
World Watch live: UK Parliament to vote on proxy balloting as faith in 'pairing' system dwindles After a long campaign, Parliament will vote today on a year-long trial of proxy voting- which would allow MPs on parental leave to have their votes cast by another MP on their behalf. -
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Africanews "Africa's future begins now!" [Inspire Africa] During the International Conference on the Emergence of Africa in Dakar, Hannane sat down with UNDP's Abdoulaye Mar Dieye. -
Ukraine There’s only one way to tackle Ukraine’s infestation of mines ... slowly More than 1,900 people have been killed or injured in eastern Ukraine by landmines or other unexploded ordnance. This makes the region one of the most dangerous areas for civilians in the world. Euronews explored how Ukrainians are coming to terms with living next to the danger. -
USA A 'right to disconnect'? New York City Council explores protecting off hours A proposed bill would bar private employers from requiring workers to check email off hours. -
USA 12-year-old charged with capital murder puts spotlight on US justice system ill-equipped for juveniles The Texas boy, accused of breaking into the home of a professional boxer and killing him, could face up to 40 years in prison. -
USA Teen in face-off with Native American gets apology "We should not have allowed ourselves to be bullied," said the Catholic leader in Covington, Kentucky. -
USA Daniel Radcliffe calls out Tom Brady for supporting Trump The "Swiss Army Man" actor emphasized that he'd be rooting for the Los Angeles Rams in the upcoming Super Bowl LIII. -
World News Europe briefing: seven stories to know about today Euronews brought you the latest news and updates as they happened this morning. -
USA Kamala Harris hits Trump, promises progressive change in presidential campaign kick-off "Lord knows, I am not perfect," Harris said. "But I will always speak with decency and moral clarity and treat all people with dignity and respect."