USA Medicare For All bill unveiled: 'Complete transformation' of health care The legislation's most controversial provision would end private health insurance and replace it with government benefits. 26/02/2019
Venezuela UN Security Council holds emergency meeting on Venezuela crisis UN Security Council holds emergency meeting on Venezuela crisis 26/02/2019
USA GOP Rep. Matt Gaetz tweets cryptic message to Cohen before public testimony Gaetz defended his tweet, telling The Daily Beast in an interview soon after that he was "challenging the veracity and character of a witness" and not trying to intimidate Cohen. 26/02/2019
USA Michael Cohen has been disbarred After Cohen pleaded guilty to federal charges in 2018 the loss of his legal license was expected. He is expected to begin a 3-year prison sentence in May. 26/02/2019
Belarus Remains of hundreds of Jews unearthed in Nazi-era grave in Belarus Soldiers in Belarus have unearthed the bones of hundreds of people shot during World War Two from a mass grave discovered at the site of a ghetto where Jews lived under the Nazis. 26/02/2019
USA Trump approved operation that disabled Russian troll farm during 2018 midterms The action against the Internet Research Agency was part of a larger effort to combat attempts to interfere in U.S. politics ahead of the elections. 26/02/2019
USA In Senate testimony, pharma executive admits drug prices hit poor the hardest Pharmaceutical executives did not guarantee that they would lower the prices of prescription drugs, citing systemic problems in health care. 26/02/2019
Germany Fat rat rescued from German manhole captures hearts of Europe Emergency responders were called to an unlikely case earlier this week after a fat rat was found trapped in a manhole cover 26/02/2019
Ireland Dublin vandals steal head of 'Crusader' mummy Vandals broke into the crypt of a church in Dublin, Ireland, on Monday, damaging several mummies and stealing the head of an 800-year-old Crusader 26/02/2019
world news Air pollution: the downside of Europe's exceptionally warm winter 20 degrees Celsius in London, 19 degrees Celsius in Paris... Western Europe is basking in the sun as the continent enjoys record-high temperature this winter. But there is a major downside to this -- air pollution. 26/02/2019
USA Kamala Harris thinks Trump is a racist. GOP chairwoman calls her 'desperate.' Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., another 2020 candidate, called the president "a racist" during an Martin Luther King Jr. Day event last month. 26/02/2019
Ukraine Ukrainian president to face possible impeachment over corruption claim Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko is facing possible impeachment proceedings following an expose linking him to a corruption scandal in 2015 26/02/2019
United Kingdom UK Hemp Earth Dispensary searches for perfect spliff roller A business in the UK is holding a contest to see who can roll the perfect spliff in the fastest time — the prize? A job. 26/02/2019
View A North Korea deal that benefits Trump's ambitions could be terrible for America ǀ View The operative question is whether Trump will give away too much in Hanoi just to get an agreement to trumpet. 26/02/2019
World Austria announces restrictions on asylum seekers The right-wing Austrian government has introduced restrictions on asylum seekers looking to enter the country. 26/02/2019
Spain What technology does La Liga use to put on football matches? Euronews had a tour of the RCD Espanyol de Barcelona stadium to find out what technology is behind the Spanish men's top professional football division. 26/02/2019
USA Bernie Sanders staff shakeup: Top strategists leave his presidential campaign The chief strategist of the Vermont independent's 2016 campaign and two other aides cited creative differences as they parted ways. 26/02/2019
no comment Chinese artist creates giant image made up of 80,000 Lego pieces It took Jiang Shenghui 120 hours and 80,000 Lego pieces to complete his giant cable car artwork. 26/02/2019
World Which countries have been helped or hurt by the euro? | Raw Politics A new study from the Centre of European Policy shows which countries benefited from the introduction of the euro 20 years ago. 26/02/2019
world news Iran death penalties still second-highest in the world: report Despite being at a 10-year low, Iran still executes the second-highest number of people in the world, according to a human rights group. 26/02/2019
USA Ivanka Trump slams Ocasio-Cortez's Green New Deal "I don't think most Americans, in their heart, want to be given something," she said. 26/02/2019
Good Morning Europe EU 'concerned' by resignation of Iranian foreign minister Zarif "We hope it doesn't go through," source tells Euronews. 26/02/2019
Ukraine Ukraine’s would-be leaders are making big promises ahead of elections The election campaign in Ukraine is in full swing, 44 candidates running for the presidency. Many are trying to win the hearts of the electorate through enormous roadside billboards and often even bigger pledges. Besides marriage, promising peace for the country’s war-torn east, stability, jobs. 26/02/2019
no comment Hundreds of people evacuated from last ISIS stronghold in Syria Syrian Kurdish fighters released footage of hundreds of men, women and children being evacuated on Monday night from the last stronghold of the Islamic State group in Syria. 26/02/2019
USA Deal, no deal or new referendum? Here's what might be next for Brexit There's just over a month until the U.K. is due to leave the European Union and no one can be sure how Brexit will play out. 26/02/2019
USA House prepares to rebuke Trump in effort to repeal emergency declaration The Tuesday afternoon vote comes as the measure appeared on the verge of capturing enough Senate support to pass when the upper chamber votes on it next month. 26/02/2019
no comment Japan celebrates plum blossom festival at Kyoto shrine Traditional music, splendid costumes, flowers and green tea: this is how Japan celebrates the plum blossom festival every year at a shrine in Kyoto. 26/02/2019
world news Ukraine drops Eurovision singer Maruv over Russia row Maruv was selected by a public vote on Saturday to sing at the contest in Israel in May but she refused contractual obligations requiring her not to perform in Russia. 26/02/2019
Italy Woman in butterfly suit kicks off Venice Carnival A woman in a butterfly costume who jumped off from St Mark's Campanile kicked off this year's Venice Carnival. 26/02/2019
Cyprus Greek and Turkish-Cypriot leaders discuss a resumption of peace talks Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades talked of a positive atmosphere after meeting with Turkish-Cypriot leader Mustafa Akinci to discuss peace talks 26/02/2019
