20 May 2019 | Euronews
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Belgium Verhofstadt challenges Italy's Salvini to debate ahead of EU elections "Hereby I challenge you to a one-on-one debate, as people have the full right to know what devil's plan you have in mind," the Belgian MEP and EU Commission President spitzenkandidat said in a video on Twitter. -
USA 'Game of Thrones' is gone, and so are some HBO subscribers In the wake of the "Thrones" finale, some HBO Now users have decided their watch is over. -
USA HUD agrees to provide $5 million for carbon monoxide detectors in public housing after deaths The announcement follows an NBC News investigation that found at least 13 public housing residents died of carbon monoxide poisoning since 2003. -
Austria Austria scandal: What we know about the video which brought down the government Questions have been raised about the timing of the video's release and why a German satirist had alluded to it weeks ago. -
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USA Amash's impeachment call comes with a political price. How high? "He hasn't done anything impeachable since he's been in office, so, you know, leave the man alone," one Amash constituent said Monday. -
USA Congress can't compel Don McGahn to testify on Mueller report, Justice Department says Congress can't compel Don McGahn to testify about Mueller report, Justice Department says -
USA The definition of the kilogram just changed. Here's what that means. Scientists say the newly redefined unit of mass will help advance scientific research, though it won't change things for consumers. -
No Comment Vienna zoo presents giant panda Yuan Yuan to public Giant panda Yuan Yuan was officially handed over from China to Vienna's Schoenbrunn zoo on Monday (May 20) in a ceremony attended by top Austrian and Chinese officials. -
France Eiffel Tower evacuated after man climbs on structure It's not the first time people attempt to climb on the Tower's structure: in 1996, a man reached the top in 45 minutes. -
USA NY lawmakers revise bill to allow Congress to obtain Trump taxes, vote expected Wednesday Gov. Andrew Cuomo is expected to sign the legislation when it reaches his desk. -
Austria Austria's FPÖ ministers resign en masse to protest colleague's sacking in wake of video scandal The far-right party had warned earlier in the day that it would resign from the government if Chancellor Sebastian Kurz moved to sack the interior minister. -
Earth News Which European country produces the most organic food and drink? Small organic farm businesses are on the rise in the UK -
Next Series Quenching the thirst of concentrated solar power plants New research is looking at ways of saving water at ultra-thirsty concentrated solar power plants, making this renewable energy more environmentally friendly. -
Greece Inside the migrants' jungle in Samos A former political science lecturer and civil rights activist, Sarah fled Uganda where her security was at risk. She has been surviving in the so-called migrants "jungle" on the greek island of Samos for 8 months. She takes us on a tour of what she calls hell on earth. -
No Comment Milkshake thrown at Brexit party leader Farage UK Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage was hit with a milkshake during a campaign visit to Newcastle on Monday. -
Earth News 'Green is the new Glam' at Monte-Carlo Fashion Week 2019 The destination of the super rich showcases sustainable fashion in this year's fashion week. -
France Cannes Film Festival: 10 European films not to miss Euronews reviews 10 European films screened at Cannes Festival. -
Libya 'They sprayed the room with bullets': migrants in Libyan detention centres living in fear Migrants and refugees caught in the Mediterranean are brought back to Libya and kept in detention centres where they are particularly vulnerable. -
United Kingdom Tug-of-war takes place before island disappears For 30 minutes, there a sandbank island appeared in the Solent Strait. -
United Kingdom UK government in 'clear breach' of duty as families face poverty "As a parent, you really feel like you’ve let your kids down, especially in the holidays. I’ll have to gather my pennies together for a loaf of bread and 50p of butter, so they have some toast," -
World News Drilling off the coast of Cyprus is Turkey's 'sovereign right' says minister Turkish Minister for Foreign Affairs writes letter to EU in which he claims drilling off the coast of Cyprus is Turkey's "sovereign right" -
USA The Trump and Biden camps are butting heads like it's 2020 already One state in particular has provided the starkest blueprint for how the two campaigns plan to attack each other: Pennsylvania. -
No Comment TV comedian Zelensky sworn in as President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky was sworn in as President of Ukraine on Monday (May 20) in the country's parliament. -
United Kingdom Nigel Farage doused in milkshake on the campaign trail Brexit campaign brings all the boys to Farage, as his milkshake is wetter than yours -
France EU MEDIA unit backs European films and equality at Cannes Film Festival The EU's MEDIA unit for the European audiovisual sector is at the 72nd Cannes Film Festival to boost the European film industry and equality for women -
The Cube Vincent Lambert: Paris court demands treatment be resumed in 11th-hour ruling The man who has become central in the right to die debate in France was due to begin deep sedation treatment on Monday 20 but a Paris court ruled treatment must continue, prolonging a 10-year legal battle. -
USA New push for Washington, D.C., statehood hits the presidential campaign trail As Democrats look for ways to overhaul the political system, statehood advocates in the nation's capital see opportunity. -
No Comment Cambodians re-enact genocidal horrors to remember those killed in Khmer Rouge regime Cambodian actors on Monday (May 20) re-enacted scenes of civilians being killed by Khmer Rouge soldiers to remember the millions who died during the murderous Maoist regime that came to an end 40 years ago. -
United Kingdom Brexit is a return to fear-based politics when we need to be brave ǀ View British should helping lead humanity into the future, not retreating into isolationism and suspicion. -
France Olympique Lyonnais welcomed home after 6th Women's Champions League win The Olympique Lyonnais beat Barcelone 4-1 on May 18 to clinch their sixth Women's Champions League title in nine years. -
USA GOP senator wants to give users power to say no to Google and Facebook Sen. Josh Hawley's legislation would give "Do Not Track" legal weight and penalize companies that ignore it. -
USA Sprint and T-Mobile strike deal with FCC for merger The deal is contingent on the two companies agreeing to stipulations on the development of next-generation 5G technology and the expansion of broadband internet access to rural areas. -
USA Biden vs. Sanders is a question of restoration or revolution 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. -
Earth News Which newspaper has stopped using the phrase ‘climate change’? The British newspaper taking a stand by choosing to change the way we talk about the climate emergency. -
Earth News The cycling guide to Copenhagen Taking in a new city is all the more fun - and eco friendly - on wheels. We took to the saddle and biked around Copenhagen. -
Austria Watch: Austrian Chancellor Kurz addresses far-right Freedom Party scandal Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz held a news conference following the resignation of the country's Vice-Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache. -
World Shifting careers: From banking to making pancakes In this edition on Inspire Africa, an Ivorian entrepreneur who own several pastry shops in Abidjan shares his tips to successfully changing careers and sustaining a business. -
World News Video: European elections — if turnout is down, who is voting? There are 508 million EU citizens across 28 member states. Here's what voter turnout looked like during previous elections. -
No Comment Young riders sprint on balance bike course in southwest China More than 240 young riders took on each other in a balance bike race in southwest China's Chongqing Municipality over the weekend. -
No Comment Moscow bicycle festival brings out 40,000 cyclists A record 40,000 enthusiasts took part in the Moscow bicycle festival on Sunday (May 19) and raced around the centre of the Russian capital. -
Austria 'One Europe for All' demonstration held in Vienna Pro-European 'One Europe for All' demonstration held in Vienna on Sunday amid cries for the resignation of Austria's current government. -
USA Sweden wants detention order for Assange Swedish authorities on Monday issued a request for a detention order against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. -
USA Britain's iconic red phone boxes can be adopted for just $1.30 Around 5,000 remain among the 31,000 total payphones in the U.K. -
USA Democrats have plans to close vast racial wealth gap From reparations to "baby bonds," Democratic candidates are proposing big ideas to confront inequality. -
World Corruption probe a blow for far-right parties ahead of EU elections Austria is bracing itself for fresh elections after a corruption scandal embroiling the far right brought down the coalition government. Secretly-filmed footage emerged over the weekend appearing to show the vice-chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache dealing in corruption. -
France OECD: Rebuilding trust in institutions is 'world's greatest challenge' Rebuilding people's trust in institutions is the world's greatest challenge, Angel Gurria, head of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), told Euronews' Jannat Jalil. -
USA 4 Americans, 1 Canadian die as plane crashes off Honduras The Piper Cherokee Six plummeted into the Atlantic shortly after takeoff from the popular tourist destination of Roatan en route to the port of Trujillo. -
World Stateless in Europe: 'I was never given the chance to feel European here in Greece' Second-generation migrants who are living as stateless citizens in Greece have claimed they have no say in their own future, ahead of the European elections. -
Ukraine Snap elections on horizon as President Zelensky plans to dismiss Ukrainian parliament Comedian Volodymyr Zelensky has been inaugurated as Ukrainian President. He is previously known for his role in a television show in which a schoolteacher accidentally becomes president of Ukraine. In his speech, Zelensky announced plans to dismiss the parliament. -
Sweden Swedish prosecutors file request for Julian Assange's arrest Swedish prosecutors filed a request for Julian Assange's arrest over rape allegations they are investigating. -
Netherlands Why do so few people vote in European Elections? YouTube creator Fonseca's inquest on the low turnout at the European Elections: Who’s responsible, politicians, the media, voters? Watch the video -
Moldova Moldovan Pride march met by opposing groups The annual LGBT Solidarity March was met by counter-protestors on Sunday. -
Earth News How sustainable is menswear? Trends show men generally prefer to do their research before a purchase and find value in brands that have provenance and transparency in how they source and manufacture their products. -
World News EU parliament’s €114m-a-year move to Strasbourg ‘a waste of money’, but will it ever be scrapped? There was unanimity among EU top job hopefuls Euronews interviewed: moving the EU parliament to Strasbourg every month is a waste of money. We asked an expert whether the €114m-a-year decampments will ever be scrapped. -
USA Buttigieg attacks Fox News hosts at Fox News town hall The South Bend mayor and Democratic presidential contender had been criticized by some in his own party for participating in the event.