20 March 2019 | Euronews
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Iran With Persian new year around the corner, many Iranians struggle to finance the festivities With Persian new year around the corner, many Iranians struggle to finance the festivities because of the reinstated US sanctions. -
USA Ex-spa owner denies selling access to Trump, says Dems target her because she's a Chinese Republican In an interview with NBC News, Cindy Yang said: "I love Americans. I love our president. I don't do anything wrong." -
Poland Auschwitz visitors told not to balance on train tracks for photos Auschwitz Memorial told visitors in a Tweet "there are better places to learn how to walk on a balance beam than the site which symbolizes deportations of hundreds of thousands to their deaths". -
USA Trump rips McCain on vets: 'Didn't get the job done' In an Ohio appearance, the president argued that was why he won support from military veterans during the 2016 election despite his attacks on the late senator's service record. -
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USA Finland, named world's happiest country, offers 'rent a Finn' The U.S. ranked 19, down from 18 last year, on the U.N.'s World Happiness Report. -
Mexico Watch: Mexican volcano sends plumes of ash in the air in powerful explosion Watch: Mexican volcano sends plumes of ash into the night sky in a powerful explosion. -
USA Justice Thomas breaks three-year bench silence in Supreme Court death penalty case The case involved an inmate who said the prosecutor repeatedly kicked black people off the jury when he was tried for the same murders. -
USA Brigitte Bardot faces lawsuit over 'racist' comments about French island In a letter, Bardot described inhabitants of the French island, Reunion, as "aboriginals who have kept the genes of savages." -
Europe News Hungary's Orban said he agreed voluntarily to Fidesz suspension from EPP Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said he voluntarily agreed to pause Fidesz' party participation from the EPP. -
World Raw Politics in full: Brexit delay and Fidesz party vote Watch Wednesday night's full episode of Raw Politics -
USA Trump on Mueller's report: 'Let it come out, let people see it' "It's sort of interesting that a man out of the blue just writes a report," Trump said. -
No Comment Spain's "Fallas" festival ends with burning of giant ninots Fireworks and flames took over central Valencia on Tuesday (March 19) as locals and thousands of tourists celebrated the end of a four-day festival with the burning of over 380 ornate and colourful monuments made up of giant figures known as ninots, in the "Crema de Fallas" (burning of the fallas). -
No Comment Artist creates huge image of US presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke An artist and Beto O'Rourke fan took his support for the Texas Democratic presidential candidate to a new level in creating a piece of artwork of O'Rourke's face in an Austin, Texas field. -
No Comment Koala sneaks into car, seeking shade from blistering weather An unwelcome but adorable intruder invaded winemaker Tim Whitrow's car in Australia on Monday (March 18) and the feisty koala refused to leave, preferring to enjoy the cooler air inside. -
World News EU road trip day 3: from fishmonger to footballer, the view on EU politics from Portugal EU road trip day 3: from fishmongers to footballer, the view on EU politics from Portugal -
Egypt Watch: Robot jockeys race against child riders in camel race Child jockeys have already been banned in several Gulf countries due to risk of injury and exploitation. The remote-controlled competitors raced against the children in a trial run – which they lost. -
Italy Man who hijacked Italy school bus acted as 'lone wolf', says Milan anti-terrorism unit A school bus driver went on a rampage with 51 students aboard before setting the vehicle ablaze in an apparent protest over Italy's migration policy, police said. -
USA E.U. head Donald Tusk sees short Brexit delay if U.K. backs divorce deal Tusk said that an extension could be granted in writing if EU leaders approved his proposal and Britain's parliament voted in favor of the withdrawal agreement. -
USA 'Bizarre new low': Meghan McCain slams Trump for attacking father John McCain McCain family allies and some GOP lawmakers have denounced the president for his broadsides against the late Republican senator. -
Italy Italian politician opposed to mandatory vaccination of children is hospitalised with chicken pox Massimiliano Fedriga, a member of the far-right League party, who opposed mandatory vaccination of children is hospitalised with chicken pox. -
Angola Doing business in Angola: updated rules and less red tape This episode of Business Angola takes a look how international firms are expanding in the country thanks to updated regulation and less red tape. -
Belgium Watch again: EU's Tusk says Brexit extension possible if divorce deal passed A short Brexit extension is "possible" but "conditional", EU Council President Donald Tusk said on Wednesday, in a short press conference in reaction to UK PM Theresa May's decision to ask Brussels for a Brexit extension until June 30. -
USA Meteor no one saw coming exploded over Earth with force of 10 atomic bombs NASA says the blast was the second-largest meteor impact on record. -
World News EU citizens 'are being tracked' on government and public sector websites | #TheCube A report by Danish company CookieBot finds that ad tracking companies are monitoring EU citizens when they search for sensitive health issues on public sector websites. -
United Arab Emirates Special Olympics: People of Determination, from athletes to officials The United Arab Emirates’ aim in hosting this year’s Special Olympics was to make it the most inclusive Games yet – which meant having people with intellectual disabilities, who they have monikered “People of Determination” at all levels of the organisation. -
United Kingdom May calls on MPs once again to back her Brexit deal and tells Britons 'I'm on your side' UK Prime Minister Theresa May made a statement following the EU saying a short Brexit delay is possible if Ministers back her deal. -
Real Economy Europe boosts growth with structural reform The European Commission aims to boost growth amongst its Member States through its Structural Reform Support Programme (SRSP). The programme aims to provide technical support to all EU Member States, stepping up their development. -
USA Russia releases 2 American Mormon missionaries Strict anti-terrorism regulations passed in 2016 limit the activity of religious groups in Russia. -
USA Apple announces second generation of AirPods The new generation of AirPods marks Apple's latest expansion into the growing market of wearable technology, -
Denmark Danish MP told baby 'unwanted' in parliament by Speaker | #TheCube Although Denmark is renowned for its liberal laws, a controversy swarmed the parliament Tuesday afternoon, after the Speaker told an MP her baby was 'unwanted'. -
World European Commission to fund artificial intelligence | Raw Politics In a move to become more competitive on the global stage, the European Commission announced on Monday the dedication of funds to develop artificial intelligence systems. -
World Third vote on Brexit barred until there is a 'demonstrable change' | Raw Politics Speaker of the House of Commons said on Monday that there would not be a third Brexit vote unless there is "demonstrable change" to May's Brexit deal. -
Iran Dark money flows between Russia and Iran show how vital EU sanctions are against both ǀ View The EU must recognise how intertwined the two countries are as well as the necessity of the taking a ‘whole of the Union’ approach to bringing the aggressive behaviour of both regimes to an end. -
USA American man arrested for allegedly stabbing wife at Tokyo court The suspect had three knives and police believe he ambushed the woman when she walked into the building, NHK public television reported. -
World Your call in full: Viewers chime in with Brexit solutions Watch Tuesday night's full episode of Your Call -
USA Britain wanted to take back control. Now it's begging Europe for more time. The request comes as Donald Trump Jr. says Theresa May "should have listened to my father" during negotiations. -
United Kingdom Brexit chaos: MP slams Prime Minister Theresa May over EU divorce deal “When will she develop a backbone and stand up to those that would take this nation to disaster?" MP asks embattled UK leader Theresa May. -
Norway Making waves: Europe's first underwater restaurant opens in Norway Situated on the southern tip of Norway, the restaurant looks like a large concrete tube partly submerged in the North Sea. It is called Under, which also means "wonder" in Norwegian. -
United Kingdom European Council to weigh up Brexit delay as UK requests short extension UK Prime Minister has said she will seek only a short delay to Brexit from the EU, ahead of the summit on March 21. -
USA Cockpit voice recorder reveals moments leading up to Lion Air Boeing 737 crash The flight crashed in October and killed all 189 people on board. -
New Zealand Christchurch shootings: New Zealand to 'confront' Erdogan over remarks Christchurch shootings: New Zealand to 'confront' Erdogan over remarks -
Economy Europeans on EU: ‘Intrusive and out-of-touch, but good for peace’ A majority of Europeans have a favourable opinion of the EU but they also describe it as out of touch with their needs with just two months to go until elections, the Pew Research Center has found. -
USA Trump befriends another strongman on the world stage 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. -
USA Haka ring out as New Zealand copes in massacre's aftermath Ceremonial dance performed as country and its multicultural diaspora attempt to honor the dead and stay connected with their homeland. -
USA Why getting rejected can actually help you succeed in life Rejection hurts because it creates an emotional wound. Here's how not to let it leave a scar. -
United Kingdom Watch back: May asks EU for Brexit extension until June 30 British Prime minister Theresa May will ask the European Union for a short Brexit delay, a British government source confirmed to Euronews on Wednesday. But first, she's back in the house. -
Europe News EU hits Google with €1.49bn fine for 'blocking rival search engines' It is the third fine the EU has given to Google in two years. -
USA Devastating cyclone tracks trail of destruction across southeast Africa President Filipe Nyusi said more than 200 people were killed and more bodies are being discovered after Cyclone Idai. -
United Kingdom Nirav Modi: Billionaire jeweller arrested in London over India’s biggest banking fraud Nirav Modi is one of the main suspects charged in the $2 billion loan fraud at state-run Punjab National Bank (PNB), India's biggest banking fraud. -
USA Dems want to end the Electoral College. Trump says it's 'very strange' Trump said "the Cities would end up running the Country" if the Electoral College was abolished. -
World News The European Parliament is intent on paralysing the EU’s muscle on migration spending ǀ View The EU needs financial flexibility to support non-EU governments in preventing undocumented departures and taking back their own nationals. -
Spain Watch: Thousands gather for burning of ninots at Valencia's Fallas festival Each neighbourhood in the city spends a year building the ornate monuments, only to set them alight and begin again. -
World News What does the EPP's row with Orbán's Fidesz mean for the EU? | Analysis The centre-right European People's Party is to decide whether to expel the party led by Hungary's populist prime minister. -
Earth News This organic chocolate is made by hand... and feet This chocolate factory in Ivory Coast has a very different approach to chocolate making than the rest of the country. -
World Three million thought to be affected as 'massive disaster' unfolds Hundreds are confirmed dead. Thousands await rescue and it seems that the full scale of the tragedy may not be known for months. -
USA Kit Harington on how 'Game of Thrones' mirrors real-World Politics "I'm deeply sad of the state of the world as 'Thrones' ends," he said. "If it was prophetic, you'd hope that people would have watched." -
USA Afghan adviser refuses U.S. demand to apologize for broadside on Trump envoy Frustration over U.S. talks with Taliban led to Afghan official's claim his country has been "sold out." -
World News Majority of people want higher taxes for the rich, a 21-country poll has found The OECD surveyed 22,000 people in 21 wealthy countries. It found that 68% of respondents are in favour of higher taxes for the rich. -
USA Dems alter how they run campaigns to prove liberal values, dodge hypocrisy claims Do they pay their workers a fair wage? Is their travel climate-sensitive? What about fundraising from wealthy donors? -
USA Mother accused of abusing 7 adopted children to force them into making YouTube The children told police their adoptive mother starved, beat and pepper sprayed them when they failed to follow direction for videos, officials said. -
United Kingdom British PM May requests short Brexit delay in letter to EU The British PM Theresa May has asked the EU for a Brexit extension until June 30th. -
Business Monsanto found responsible for cancer case by US court Damages will be decided in the next phase of the trial. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Radovan Karadzic: Ex-Bosnian Serb leader has sentence increased to life in prison Karadzic was appealing a 2016 verdict in which he was given a 40-year sentence for the Srebrenica massacre in the 1992-95 Bosnian war. -
Norway American mathematician Karen Uhlenbeck becomes first woman to win Able Prize Karen Uhlenbeck of the University of Texas at Austin became the first woman to be awarded what many consider to be the “Nobel” of math, which is handed out annually by the King of Norway to one or more outstanding mathematicians. -
New Zealand New Zealand suspect was headed to a third target, police say "We absolutely believe we know where he was going," the commissioner said.