19 May 2019 | Euronews
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Germany Thousands demonstrate in Europe ahead of European Parliamentary elections With just a week to go before the European parliamentary elections take place, tens of thousands of people, opposed to nationalist agenda's, took to the streets in cities right across Europe. -
USA Google halts business with Huawei after company is blacklisted The move came after President Donald Trump declared a national emergency over threats to American technology. -
USA Deutsche Bank employees reportedly flagged suspicious transactions involving Trump and Kushner Tammy McFadden, a former Deutsche Bank employee, said she reviewed transactions that involved Kushner's company and Russians in the summer of 2016. -
United Kingdom Watch: UK bomb disposal experts detonate WWII mine at sea A fishing vessel reported catching the two-metre-long wartime sea mine in its nets on Saturday. -
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USA Florida governor says Trump told him undocumented immigrants won't be shipped to his stae Trump said "illegal immigrants would not be sent to Florida" during a Saturday phone call, per a spokesperson for Gov. Ron DeSantis. -
France Cannes Film Festival under fire for honorary Palme d'Or to Alain Delon A petition urges the Cannes Film Festival to not honour Delon, whom they brand a "racist, homophobic and misogynistic actor". -
USA Romney says Trump 'distanced himself from some of the best qualities of the human character' When Romney was asked about Alabama's recently signed abortion bill that would outlaw virtually all abortions in the state, he said he did not support it. -
USA Trump calls Justin Amash 'loser' after GOP lawmaker said president's conduct was 'impeachable' "Justin is a loser who sadly plays right into our opponents hands!" Trump tweeted. -
France France intercepts boat with nine migrants on board in English Channel One of the migrants was a minor suffering from mild hypothermia, French authorities said in a statement. -
USA At least 12 injured after explosion hits tourist bus near Egypt's pyramids Most of those injured were foreign tourists, security sources told Reuters. -
Egypt At least 12 wounded in Egypt blast targeting tourist bus The blast set off near the museum close to the Giza Pyramids. Security sources told Reuters that most of the injured were foreign tourists. -
USA For Trump, not all tariffs are created equal The president's trade war might hurt his voters who work in agriculture, but the scene is very different for voters in auto and manufacturing industries. -
United Kingdom The Duke and Duchess of Sussex celebrate 1-year wedding anniversary with behind the scenes showreel Today marks the one year anniversary of the wedding of The Duke and Duchess of Sussex. The couple sent a message thanking people around the world for their love and support. -
USA Democratic candidates aren't talking about foreign policy. Why the cone of silence? Some experts believe it's an area where President Donald Trump is particularly weak and say it should be part of the debate. -
USA Meet the Press Film Festival with AFI returns Submissions for the festival are now open. -
USA Blame it on Bieber: Iceland canyon too popular with visitors Icelandic environmental officials have had to close off the Fjadrárgljúfur canyon to protect it from the hordes of Justin Bieber fans who are determined to visit the site. -
Saudi Arabia Saudis say they don't want war with Iran, but will defend themselves President Donald Trump appears to have softened his tone in recent days, saying he expects Iran to seek negotiations with his administration. -
Sport Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany to leave football club this summer The announcement comes a day after Manchester City won the FA Cup to complete a domestic treble including the League Cup and Premier League title. -
Vatican Pope Francis calls press freedom vital while paying tribute to fallen journalists In an address to the Foreign Press Association at the Vatican on Saturday, Pope Francis urged journalists to reject fake news and continue reporting on the troubling conditions of suffering people who no longer make it into daily headlines -
India Tight security as Indians vote in final phase of mammoth election Tight security as Indians vote in final phase of mammoth election
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Iceland Iceland's Hatari raises Palestinian flags during Eurovision results Iceland's punk rock band Hatari controversially raised scarves showing Palestinian flags during the announcement of their results in Eurovision 2019, which took place in Tel Aviv making it the first time Israel hosted the event in 20 years. -
Earth News Fashion: the success of re-sale The Resolution Store, Vinted, Depop… re-sale, pre-loved and recycled clothing is cool again. -
USA GOP Rep. Justin Amash says Trump can be impeached Amash becomes the first congressional Republican to say impeachment is a proper response to the Mueller report.