20 February 2019 | Euronews
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World Raw Politics in full: More conservative MPs resign, Juncker-Orbán feud and battle of the bands All of this and more in Wednesday's episode of Raw Politics -
USA Trump says it's up to attorney general to release pending Mueller report William Barr previously told senators that the material eventually made public might be an attorney general report on Mueller's conclusions. -
United Kingdom Teen Shamima Begum to have her UK citizenship revoked after joining IS British authorities have revoked the UK citizenship of 19-year-old Shamima Begum, who abandoned Britain in 2015 so she could join Islamic State -
USA Female digital assistants like Siri hurt women. But Silicon Valley doesn't care ǀ View So often, the solutions to problems created by Big Tech are complex and elusive. This one isn’t. -
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Egypt Skydivers soar over Egyptian Pyramids The skydiving festival, now in its fourth year, will see 140 participants from 32 countries take flight over Giza's landmarks. -
United Kingdom No breakthrough in Brexit talks over Irish backstop UK PM Theresa May and EU chief Jean-Claude Juncker met in Brussels earlier. -
USA Judge agrees to postpone Michael Cohen's prison surrender date "He recently underwent a serious surgical procedure and he needs to undergo intensive post-surgical therapy," Cohen's lawyer said in a letter to the judge. -
Hungary Hungary-Sweden row over Nazi Germany comparison heats up A diplomatic row over comparing Hungary’s bid to boost its birth rate with Nazi Germany has intensified. -
Angola Diamond Ambitions: Angola aims to boost gem production with freer market In this episode, the Business Angola team visit Cuango in eastern Angola to get a rare glimpse at how diamonds are mined. -
France French court fines UBS 4.5 billion euros for facilitating tax avoidance A French court has fined Swiss banking group UBS up to 4.5 billion euros on charges it helped conceal deposits and assets to allow tax avoidance -
Real Economy Challenging dollar dominance: how using the euro is good for European business Europeans identify the euro as one of the main symbols of the EU, but for many European businesses the dollar remains the main currency of choice. -
USA Limiting excessive fines, Supreme Court rules against seizing a drug seller's luxury SUV The decision is a victory for an Indiana man whose Land Rover was taken away after he pleaded guilty to selling heroin to undercover officers. -
USA Red carpet winners! Our 20 favorite Oscar dresses from the last 20 years Here are the top red carpet Oscars dresses from 1998 to 2018. -
USA Grenell says he has support at home for global push to decriminalize homosexuality The U.S. Ambassador to Germany told NBC News that Republicans are backing the administration's effort but doesn't name supporters. -
France 'Everyone should go to bed like they have a date at the door': The wit of Karl Lagerfeld "Everything I say is a joke. I am a joke myself." -
No Comment Macron pays respects at vandalised graves in Jewish cemetery near Strasbourg 96 graves in the village of Quatzenheim near Strasbourg had been vandalised with swastikas. -
World Raw Politics: Orban takes aim at Juncker in poster campaign Viktor Orban has taken his anti-migration rhetoric up a notch ahead of the European elections. -
USA Zuckerberg defends big tech, says Facebook should remain free "Now you've built a bunch of big companies in the process, but I think what has largely happened is that individuals today have more voice," Zuckerberg said. -
Ukraine Spain to reject registration of babies born to surrogate mothers in Ukraine A statement released by the Spanish embassy in Ukraine on Tuesday said the Spanish government is due to begin rejecting babies born to surrogate mothers in Ukraine. -
USA 7 Syrian refugee children die in Canadian house fire The father was reported fighting for his life after apparently trying in vain to save his children, who ranged in age from about 3 months to the mid-teens. -
Culture news Karl Lagerfeld's legacy Spectacular runways and unforgettable designs - what you need to know about the German creative director's legacy.
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World Power play: Juan Guaidó and Nicolás Maduro take their rivalry to the stage Contested Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and Interim President Juan Guaidó are to hold rival music festivals. -
World Brexit brief: Juncker in low spirits, UN outlook and the Dutch Brexit monster Today's Brexit Brief: Juncker doubts Wednesday's meeting with Theresa May will "be a productive discussion", a UN report says the UK will lose its global influence and the Dutch Brexit monster enjoys massive success. -
United Kingdom Shamima Begum: How UK court battle with a 'Beatle' could pave way for legal challenge Britain is already embroiled in a legal battle with a member of a group of foreign ISIS fighters dubbed 'the Beatles'. Can we learn anything from this case? -
USA Poll: More Virginia voters want Gov. Northam to stay than quit The Quinnipiac University poll found that 54 percent of black voters said Northam should remain in office, while 31 percent said he should step down. -
World Raw Politics: Will EU leaders allow ISIS fighters to return? Donald Trump is demanding European leaders take back and prosecute over 800 jihadists captured in Syria. -
World Raw Politics in full: call for compromise, Orban offensive, and jihadist homecoming Don't miss Tuesday night's episode of Raw Politics -
USA Pentagon chief briefing irks lawmakers, draws expletives from Sen. Graham The episode highlighted Shanahan's increasingly strained relationship with Capitol Hill two months after he replaced his predecessor Jim Mattis. -
USA Nazi collaborators are still being paid pensions by Germany In the aftermath of World War II, around 80,000 Belgians were convicted of collaborating with the SS and of committing war crimes, according to lawmakers. -
France French Senate recommends prosecution of Macron's former security aide Alexandre Benalla for perjury It's after a seven-month investigation into Benalla's violent conduct on the sidelines of a protest on May 1 last year. -
World Raw Moment: Jean-Claude Juncker and Viktor Orban in happier times In today's Raw Moment, friendlier times between the European Commission president and the Hungarian prime minister from way back when. -
World News Planning a holiday to Mars? Don't forget to check the weather! NASA has launched a daily weather report from the surface of Mars, and February's maximum temperatures might not be as chilly as you think. -
USA Is it safe to fly while pregnant? Here's what a doctor says The Duchess of Sussex flew overseas seven months into her pregnancy. An OB/GYN weighs in on whether that's OK — plus more tips on flying while pregnant. -
USA Ethically challenged: Three scandals rock Trump administration in one day 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 Watch: Donald Trump takes aim at socialism in today's Raw Moment In today's Raw Moment, Donald Trump takes aim at socialism while giving a speech in support of Juan Guaidó, Venezuela's Interim President. -
USA How one of America's harshest isolation units was exposed from the inside A Georgia solitary confinement unit was filled with the "cacophony of prisoner screams and cries for help," a prisons expert said after visiting. -
North Korea Daughter of North Korean defector was forcibly 'repatriated': Ex-diplomat "Jo Song Gil's daughter was repatriated to North Korea and she is under the control of North Korean authorities," another defector said on Tuesday. -
USA Three U.K. lawmakers quit ruling Conservative party over 'disastrous Brexit' With only 37 days until Britain leaves the European Union, divisions over Brexit are redrawing the political landscape. -
USA Three U.K. lawmakers quit ruling Conservative party over 'disastrous Brexit' With only 37 days until Britain leaves the European Union, divisions over Brexit are redrawing the political landscape. -
United Kingdom Watch again: May and Corbyn mute on defections in Wednesday's PMQs British Prime Minister Theresa May and opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn remained silent on the defections from both parties. -
USA Watch: Putin vows to target U.S. if missiles are deployed in Europe He said Moscow would have no choice but to respond to such a move because it would drastically cut the time it took U.S. missiles to reach Russia. -
World News LGBT group cuts ties with tennis star Martina Navratilova over transgender comments Tennis legend Martina Navratilova was dropped by an LGBT group for comments made in her opinion article in the Sunday Times, in which she said it was "cheating" for a transgender woman to take part in women's sports. -
China Drones turn China's Lantern Festival hi-tech The drones created shapes including a pelican, a lantern, and letters spelling out "Happy Lantern Festival" in the southern city of Haikou. -
China Sparks fly for Lunar New Year in ancient light show Molten steel is heated to 1,600 Celcius and flung against a cold brick wall, sparking a spectacle of white-hot light. -
United Kingdom Watch again: Rebel MP Anna Soubry calls on Lib Dems and 'one-nation Tories' to join breakaway group. The press conference is due to get underway around 14.15 CET. -
Vietnam Trump and Kim become Hanoi style icons ahead of summit One salon is even offering free Trump and Kim cuts until the end of the summit, with Kim's proving the most popular. -
Business Asia push, Wall Street support lift stocks; oil rises Asia push, Wall Street support lift stocks; oil rises -
USA California rapper sleeping in car was shot by police about 25 times, lawyer says Bullets struck the center of Willie McCoy's face and throat and blew off part of an ear, the family's attorney said, adding that "overkill is an understatement." -
USA A massacre, a toppled pro-Putin president, and a country 'saved' The dozens who lost their lives during Ukraine's revolution became known as the "Heavenly Hundred," and include more than 50 killed 5 years ago Wednesday. -
World Current and former presidents condemn French anti-semitism The resurgence of anti-semitism in France brought thousands of people onto the streets last night to demonstrate support for the Jewish community including two former French presidents. -
USA Why scientists say experiencing awe can help you live your best life Psychologists say the emotion of awe plays a big role in our health, happiness and wellbeing. And you don't need to witness a supermoon to experience it. -
Europe News The Brief: Migrant camps in Greece, Tusk in Ukraine and CO2 emissions In this edition: We speak to a Greek minister about a report from the Council of Europe on the conditions in Greece's migrant camps. Donald Tusk reassures Ukraine over Europe's stance and the EU seeks to reduce CO2 emissions from trucks and buses by 2030. -
United Kingdom Brexit uncertainty hits UK fishing industry British fishing industry has by in large supported Brexit, but they are now raising concerns about the future. -
Europe News Theresa May heads to Brussels for Brexit taks with EU's Juncker The UK Prime Minister Theresa May is heading to Brussels today for Brexit talks with the EU's Jean-Claude Juncker -
Belgium Green MEPs arrested after breaking into Belgian airbase The activists are calling for the removal of nuclear weapons from Europe. -
World News Microsoft extends its cyber security protection across Europe ahead of upcoming elections Microsoft says it will extend its cyber security protection across the continent to help in the fight against influencing campaigns ahead of the European Parliament elections -
World Venezuela health crisis: Euronews sees hospital shortages up close Euronews correspondent Anelise Borges speaks to doctors and patients in a Venezuela hospital, and sees first hand the level of the crisis. -
USA Bernie Sanders had it easy in 2016. That won't happen in 2020 ǀ View The media didn't consider him a real contender the last time, so what press he got was largely positive. That's about to change. -
Russia Watch: Russia will retaliate if US deploys missiles in Europe In his annual address, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia would retaliate if US deploys missiles in Europe. -
USA Kamala Harris confronts the 'elephant in the room' on the campaign trail On her first visit to the first-in-the-nation primary state of New Hampshire, the California Democrat takes on voters' concerns head on. -
World US Ambassador to Germany launches initiative to end criminalisation of homosexuality Ric Grenell met with LGBT activists from nine countries - saying the experience of European groups made them ideally placed to lead a global campaign. -
France Is Karl Lagerfeld's cat the world's most pampered pet? Who is Choupette, the cat that could be heir to German designer Karl Lagerfeld's fortune? -
USA Ariana Grande first to hold top three spots on Billboard chart since the Beatles The Beatles were the first to achieve this feat in 1964. -
USA Editor of Alabama newspaper calls for the Ku Klux Klan to 'night ride again' The editorial appeared in the Democrat-Reporter, a newspaper in the small city of Linden. -
USA The future is here! Nike just released their latest version of self-lacing sneakers We think Marty McFly would approve. -
USA Burberry apologizes for hoodie with noose around its neck: 'It was insensitive' Model Liz Kennedy, who wore the hoodie in a recent show, chastised the clothing brand in a fiery Instagram post. -
Belgium Germany 'still pays UK and Belgian pensioners who served in Hitler's SS' Those who pledged loyalty to Hitler are still being rewarded more than 70 years on. -
USA U.S. moves to pull funding for California bullet train "This is California's money, and we are going to fight for it," said Gov. Gavin Newsom. -
World News Europe briefing: Benalla investigation, Putin's state of the union, Green MEPs arrest Euronews brought you the latest news and updates as they happened this morning. -
USA U.S. moves to pull funding for California bullet train "This is California's money, and we are going to fight for it," said Gov. Gavin Newsom. -
USA Thousands rally against anti-Semitism in France after spike in attacks "Whoever did this is not worthy of the French republic and will be punished," President Macron said after swastikas were found at a Jewish cemetery. -
USA Virgin Galactic space plane to make test flight on Wednesday The flight should reveal more information about the craft's center of gravity, which is of critical importance to its handling. -
USA ACLU sues Trump over his national emergency for border wall This move comes after 16 states filed a separate lawsuit challenging the president's emergency declaration. -
USA This time around, Bernie Sanders has a tougher sale: himself Analysis: A victim of his own success, the Vermont senator's policy ideas are no longer distinctive. To win, he'll have to get personal. -
France Thousands rally against anti-Semitism in France Thousands of people rallied across France after a surge of anti-Semitic attacks in recent weeks that culminated on Tuesday with vandals daubing swastikas and anti-Jewish slogans on dozens of graves in a Jewish cemetery.