15 May 2019 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Brexit division has left UK 'looking like Game of Thrones on steroids' "Look at what the divisiveness of Brexit has done to the UK. Today, the UK looks like Game of Thrones on steroids." -
USA With eye on China, Trump escalates cybersecurity battle with executive order The federal government will be able to block foreign technology companies from doing business in the U.S., setting the groundwork for a unilateral ban on Huawei's U.S. business interests. -
USA New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio to announce presidential bid Bill de Blasio is not exactly popular back home, but he has a record of progressive accomplishments that allies think will resonate with Democratic voters. -
World News Same-sex marriage in children's cartoon 'Arthur' praised on social media PBS animated cartoon 'Arthur' launched their 22nd season with a wedding between two male characters. -
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USA NASA photos show crash site of Israel's Beresheet moon lander The photos show a dark smudge where the spacecraft struck the lunar surface at a speed of more than 2,000 miles an hour. -
USA Trump signs Executive Order to protect US computer networks from 'foreign threats' Trump signs Executive Order to protect US computer networks from 'foreign threats' -
USA Dem, GOP senators say they have a fix for surprise medical bills Four out of 10 Americans, according to a recent poll, said they have received surprise medical bills in the past year. Some of the bills cost thousands. -
USA U.S. military to build 6 tent cities near border for migrants The tents will likely not be on military bases, and ICE, not the military, will be responsible for migrant detention and custodial support. -
USA Kamala Harris disputes Joe Biden's claims about 1994 crime bill Biden has said the crime bill he supported "did not generate mass incarceration." Harris said she "disagreed, sadly." -
USA Jeff Bezos foresees a trillion people living in millions of space colonies. Here's what he's doing to get the ball rolling. The billionaire tycoon's ideas draw from the vision of physicist Gerard K. O'Neill, who pioneered concepts for space settlements in the 1970s. -
USA "Did you bring your handcuffs?" AG Barr ribs Pelosi about contempt finding The Attorney General joked about the House Judiciary Committee finding that he should be held in contempt of Congress. -
Poland Poland raises prison time for child sex after priest abuse film 'Tell No One' goes viral Poland plans to jail paedophiles for longer after a documentary about abuse among priests was viewed 15 million times. -
USA White House says it won't sign international agreement to combat online extremism The White House said it supports the goals of the call to action in the name of Christchurch, but would not sign on because of freedom of speech concerns. -
World Raw Politics in full: Spitzenkandidat debate preview and Macron v. Weber Watch the full episode of Raw Politics here -
Europe News Libyan ambassador to the EU: Libya is seeking international guarantees As the UN and the EU ask for a ceasefire in Libya, the national unity government asks for a strong signal from the International community -
Kazakhstan Astana Economic Forum 2019: a business highlight in Eurasia After 11 years in business, the Astana Economic Forum (AEF) is regarded as one of the most influential international platforms for discussing the recovery and development of the global economy and financial system -
Extreme adventures to try in Dubai Forget the glitz and glam: let us introduce you to the rough and ready side of the emirate, the one that’s not for the faint-of-heart -
USA The feds need to up their game against domestic extremists, say critics Law enforcement doesn't have the same tool kit to fight domestic terror that it can use to fight international terror, say legal experts and ex-FBI agents. -
USA White House rejects Congress' demands, says investigations amount to 'unauthorized do-over' of Mueller probe "Unfortunately, it appears that you have already decided to press ahead with a duplicative investigation," White House counsel Pat Cipollone wrote. -
Greece Environmental restoration of Lake Karla revives Greek wildlife and locals The environmental restoration of Lake Karla in Greece's Thessaly plain is recreating an ancient ecosystem, and reviving wildlife and local communities -
Germany Man steals vintage €2 million Ferrari during test drive in Germany A man drove off with a rare vintage Ferrari worth more than €2 million after taking it out for a test in Germany, police say. -
World News Watch: Musicians play ice instruments to raise climate change awareness The quartet performed in temperatures of -12℃, which might sound cold but last month, the average temperature in the Arctic was 8℃ higher than normal, according to Greenpeace. -
Cult Shock, intrigue and controversy at Venice Biennale, as theme asks artists to reflect on politics There is plenty to see at the 58th Venice Biennale. From dismembered objects, a film from Chernobyl's "twin sister", and the wreck of a boat on which more than 600 migrants were killed. -
USA Senators demand answers from Trump administration on Iran threat Democrats accuse the Trump administration of taking reckless steps that could lead to war with Iran. -
France French technology summit VivaTech boots up in Paris The three-day VivaTech summit begins in Paris on Thursday, with President Emmanuel Macron in attendance along with industry leaders such as Jack Ma from Alibaba, Mickey Mikitani from Rakuten, the European Commission’s Margrethe Vestager and Ginni Rometty from IBM. -
Austria Need help in Austria? US tells Americans to go to McDonald's Do you want fries with that emergency passport? -
Angola Angolan development turns Benguela province into investment magnet With a rebuilt railroad, a port and a brand new airport, the province of Benguela - one of Angola's trading powerhouses - has been reborn, bringing with it booming businesses and a flood of investment opportunities. -
Angola See how the Angolan fishing industry works when the ship comes in Some 600 people are hard at work at the Vimar & Filhos fishing factory, which holds up to 2,000 tonnes of fresh fish. Join them in this 360° report. -
USA Mnuchin: Courts will resolve Trump tax return fight "I take great comfort that there's a third branch of government to deal with this important issue," Mnuchin said of the congressional subpoena for the documents. -
Europe News The Brief: European Left - a closer look In this edition we look at the group of the European Left, what influence they have in the European Parliament and how they seek to influence the next. -
Turkey Turkish cancer patient with months to live denied passport to get treatment abroad A professor with terminal cancer says Turkish authorities have cancelled his passport, stopping him from going abroad for alternative treatment. -
Italy ‘Think ahead’: Italy MPs get incontinence warning after rejecting move to lower tampon tax How one MP tried to convince others to back lowering Italy's tampon tax: "This does not only concern your wives and children. You will realise when you'll get to 60, I'm speaking to my male colleagues, you'll realise you'll need panty liners for incontinence or prostate problems, think ahead!" -
USA Graham unveils plan to stop 'humanitarian crisis' at border His proposal would mandate that asylum claims be applied for at U.S. consulates and would extend the allowable detention time for families with unaccompanied minors. -
USA UK talk show cancelled after man outed as cheating on girlfriend dies The death of Steven Dymond, who had taken part in a lie detector test in an episode, has raised questions about broadcasters' responsibility. -
Earth News Teacher wears same dress for 100 days to support sustainable fashion This school teacher made a powerful statement to teach her pupils about the importance of recycling our wardrobes. -
USA TSA identifies 200 agents, including air marshals, who can be sent to Mexican border A TSA official said the DHS has not yet approved the list of 200 employees , but it would not include frontline personnel who deal with airport travelers. -
USA O'Rourke, seeking a reset, reaches out to national Democrats Recent moves suggest the candidates knows he has to talk to party primary voters across the country if he is to compete for the Democratic nomination. -
Europe News Watch again: EU top job hopefuls clash in Eurovision Presidential Debate Candidates in the race to replace Jean-Claude Juncker answered questions during a special debate in Brussels. -
Real Economy How will the EU elections affect member states' economies? There has rarely been much public interest in the European Parliament elections, but now they are being held at a challenging time for Europe. But what do voters really want? -
France Macron and Ardern pledge to eliminate violent content online The Christchurch Call refers to the terrorist attack on Christchurch mosques in New Zealand on March 15, which killed 51 people and was streamed live on Facebook. -
World News European Court says all companies must record employees' working hours The European Court of Justice has ruled that companies operating in EU member states must set up a system to record the working times of their staff -
France Eurovision Song Contest 2019: Euronews journalists give their take on this year's music extravaganza With the Eurovision Song Contest final coming up on Saturday, who better to ask than our journalists from across Europe whether they fancy their country's chances? -
USA Monet's 'Meules' painting sells for record-breaking nearly €1 million Monet's oil canvas "Meules" sold at the Sotheby's Impressionist & Modern Art Evening Sale for around €98,881,566. -
World News Council of Europe at 70 — achievements and concerns ǀ View The Council of Europe, Europe’s leading human rights body, is celebrating its 70th birthday this week, but it’s not a great time for a party. Crisis overshadows the anniversary gathering in Helsinki on 16-17 May of foreign ministers from the 47 member states. -
USA Republicans seize on culture debates, but sometimes it backfires 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 Scientology cruise ship passengers cleared of measles risk, the church says "All passengers and crew (100%) of the Freewinds have been fully cleared of any possible risk of being infected by the measles or infecting others," the Church of Scientology said. -
United Kingdom PM Theresa May to bring thrice-defeated Brexit deal back to Parliament The United Kingdom may have had an extension granted on leaving the European Union, but behind the scenes preparations continue in Britain and Brussels -
USA College students robbed at gunpoint while visiting preschool in South Africa The 19 students, professor and staff member from the University of Florida were robbed of their laptops, cellphones, cameras, passports and bags. -
Earth News Micro livestock, lichen and other food trends It’s time to rethink the future of food. -
United Kingdom May and Corbyn face off on inequality In a particularly heated exchange during PMQs, the Prime Minister and Jeremy Corbyn faced off on inequality. -
Italy Watch: Spot the artist in Milan exhibition by the Invisible Man Photographs by an artist renowned for disappearing into his artworks have gone on display. Chinese performance artist Liu Bolin, known as the Invisible Man, began this series in 2005. -
Climate Now April becomes second warmest on record Wildfires in Russia, floods in Iran, and another cyclone in Mozambique, as above average temperatures continue across the globe. -
Lithuania European Sleepovers: Lithuania - emigration in Europe's hidden gem Our reporter Stuart Oates has been sofa-surfing across the continent to find out your views ahead of the EU elections. He traveled across Lithuania to the city of Klaipeda. -
Europe News EU election’s cross-border candidates European politicians have also chosen to run in other countries -
Czech Republic Road Trip Day 43 Brno: Czech transport infrastructure 'way behind neighbours' The lack of a decent road system is hampering economic development, according to the people Euronews spoke to on the latest day of its road trip ahead of the European elections. Since 2000, the Czechs have built only 300km of new highways. -
USA Trump revolving door creates 'unprecedented' vacancy mess in government The White House hasn't made nominations for 132 key posts, and those who have been put forward may get stuck in limbo. -
World News All companies must record employees' working hours, EU court rules Companies operating in the EU are legally obliged to set up a system to record the working time of their staff members, the European Court of Justice has ruled. -
USA Watch: Kurt Cobain's cardigan and Tupac's poetry up for auction The Nirvana frontman's cardigan, worn for an In Utero photo shoot, is expected to fetch $120,000. -
USA Millennials create own political parties as 373 million Europeans prepare to vote The European Parliament makes laws that impact the daily lives of around 508 million people in 28 countries. -
Europe News The Brief: Politicians Without Borders In this edition we look at the wannabe MEPs who are standing for office in a foreign country. Greek former finance minister Yannis Varoufakis is campaigning in Germany, while Michel Barnier's son, Nicolas, is standing across the border from France in neighbouring Belgium. -
Europe News How do the European Parliament elections work? To help you get your head around this spring’s European elections, we’ve put together this handy explainer. -
Spain Antoine Griezmann: France football star to leave Atletico Madrid World Cup winner Antoine Griezmann announced that he will leave Atletico after this season. -
Earth News Saving polar bears through images and ecotourism Our interview with photographer, author expedition leader and conservationist Ole Jørgen Liodden. -
USA Facebook to restrict livestream feature after Christchurch attack The company said it would prevent users who violate "our most serious policies" from using Facebook Live for "set periods of time — for example 30 days — starting on their first offense." -
USA Alabama lawmakers pass sweeping abortion ban The bill's sponsor in the Alabama House says it's specifically designed to get the US Supreme Court to "revisit their decision on Roe vs. Wade." -
USA White House attempts to unify Republicans on immigration Trump advisers Stephen Miller and Jared Kushner briefed Senate Republicans Tuesday on the broad outlines of an immigration plan.