21 May 2019 | Euronews
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Germany German satire party's Nazi name stunt puts Goebbels on ballot paper German satire party's Nazi name stunt puts Goebbels on ballot paper -
USA New York lawmakers pass bill aimed at weakening Trump's pardon power The bill now goes to Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo's desk. -
World News Rudi Giuliani says nationalism is 'very natural' and good for Europe President Donald Trump's personal lawyer told Euronews: “If you don’t love your country … you’re kinda weird.” -
USA The impeachment dam isn't breaking on Pelosi — yet Analysis: Many of the House speaker's allies are giving her room to act against Trump without launching the formal impeachment inquiry demanded by the left. -
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USA 'Oreo?' Housing Secretary Ben Carson confuses real estate term for a cookie Democratic Rep. Katie Porter tweeted that she asked Carson about "REOs - a basic term related to foreclosure - at a hearing today. He thought I was referring to a chocolate sandwich cookie." -
USA U.S. politicians warn Silicon Valley about doing business with China A bipartisan group of senators have held classified briefings with intelligence officials and American businesses to warn them about the dangers China presents. -
USA Nadler subpoenas former Trump White House aides Hope Hicks, Annie Donaldson The chairman of the House Judiciary Committee said the two were important witnesses to potential wrongdoing. -
USA Gov. Northam's medical school to release findings in racist yearbook probe It's unclear if the independent review has determined who was in the racist photo in the 1984 yearbook and how it came to be published on Northam's page. -
Romania Locals in Romania asked for password to enter their own city The bizarre move happened as Târgoviște — based 75 km north-west of Bucharest — hosted a political rally for the Social Democrats (PSD). -
USA Democrats have a lot of ideas. Is there such a thing as too many? Nancy Pelosi, Stacey Abrams, Tom Steyer and others are gathering at a Center for American Progress event at a time when the party is moving left. -
USA New poll reveals the least liked Democrat running for president At the other end of the spectrum, Biden, Sanders, Harris and Warren were the most popular, the survey found. -
World News Risk of nuclear war now highest since WW2, U.N. arms research chief says Risk of nuclear war now highest since WW2, U.N. arms research chief says -
Austria Motor racing legend and three-times Formula 1 champion Niki Lauda dies Austrian motor racing legend and three-times Formula One champion Niki Lauda has died at the age of 70, having won world titles in 1975, 1977 and 1984 -
No Comment California condor chick numbers on rise thanks to innovative procedure Los Angeles Zoo has come up with a unique way of expanding the population of the rare California condor. -
World News Can Huawei smartphones still run with Android? Huawei had planned for the possibility of a US ban: the company has been developing its own operating system, it has said. -
Greece Meet the diving club volunteers saving migrants off Greece "When we go to help refugees and find dead children, in their eyes we see the souls and eyes of our own children,” said diver Stelios Hatziandreou. -
USA Investigation tied to Michael Cohen case is ongoing, feds say Part of the Michael Cohen search warrant will remain redacted until at least July because it's related to an active investigation, a judge ordered Tuesday. -
United Kingdom Watch: Theresa's 10 points on how her new Brexit deal is different Watch: Theresa's 10 points on how her new Brexit deal is different -
USA Trump expected to name Ken Cuccinelli to immigration role A White House official confirmed to NBC News that Trump plans to name the former Virginia attorney general in the coming days. -
USA Watch: US Naval Academy students attempt annual greasy climb The annual Herndon Monument Climb has taken place since 1962, with the longest climb taking four hours, five minutes. -
Poland 'There shouldn't be any gays or deviations': Polish towns go LGBT free The PiS party have also targeted WHO based sexual education guidelines. -
USA Theresa May offers British lawmakers a chance for a Brexit do-over British Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday offered U.K. lawmakers the chance to vote on whether to hold a new referendum on the country's membership in the European Union -
Estonia Could right-wing populism push integrated Estonia back towards Russia? Estonia jumped to use the euro currency, has low unemployment, a thriving start-up scene and few immigrants. So why is it flirting with right-wing nationalism? -
Spain Jailed Catalan leaders attend opening session of Spain's new parliament Five Catalan separatists were allowed out of prison to be sworn in at the opening session of Spain's new parliament 20 days after general elections -
World Raw Politics in full: Austria political scandal fallout and Farage shaken up Catch the full episode of Tuesday's Raw Politics. -
United Kingdom Muslims are silent about their contribution to society. It’s time to drown out Islamophobes ǀ View In the 18 years since 9/11, I’ve watched Islamophobia go from a niche community concern to a national tragedy. Most religious hate crimes in the UK now target Muslims. -
Series Oktyabrskaya: The Minsk street that's gone from industrial centre to cultural hub It took Oktyabrskaya Street five years to go from being an industrial area on the outskirts of Minsk to getting its own tourist map, thanks to its impressive pieces of street art by both Brazilian and Belarusian urban artists. -
Earth News Luxury online retailer Farfetch is re-selling designer handbags A new sustainability move from Farfetch towards recycling accessories. -
United Kingdom Theresa May's new Brexit plan draws scepticism across political spectrum British PM Theresa May has dangled the carrot of a second referendum if MPs back her Brexit deal next month. -
World News Parts of London could be submerged by the sea in the next 80 years In a new study published by PNAS, experts said that there was a plausible chance that sea levels would rise by 2 metres by the year 2100. -
USA Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver's UK restaurant chain collapses into insolvency The insolvency put 1,300 jobs at risk and reignited worries about local retail and food outlets in Britain, which are struggling to attract customers. -
World Raw Politics in full: Austria political scandal and Ukraine's new president Catch the full episode of Monday night's Raw Politics. -
USA House Judiciary holds 'empty chair' hearing after Trump blocks McGahn's testimony President Donald Trump directed his former White House counsel to defy a congressional subpoena and not appear before the committee. -
Japan Watch: Skateboards and skipping ropes at Tokyo's Chimera games Extreme yo-yo and breakdancing combined with Double Dutch skipping are highlights of the Chimera Games. -
Austria Austria to hold no confidence vote in Chancellor Kurz The national assembly will hold a no-confidence vote in Chancellor Kurz -
Poland In the wake of its own child abuse scandal, Poland must break the Church’s grip ǀ View The recent release of the independent movie ‘Tell No One,’ which uncovered cases of sexual abuse by priests, will in time fundamentally change Polish society for the better. -
USA Events may overtake caution for Democrats when it comes to impeachment 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. -
World How are voters in UK and Germany reacting to upcoming EU elections? Our correspondents Jessica Saltz in Berlin and Tadhg Enright in London explain how voters in Germany and in the UK are reacting to the upcoming EU elections. -
Libya Libya managing migrants is 'like a sick doctor treating patients' Putting unstable Libya in charge of managing Europe-seeking migrants is like "a sick doctor being asked to treat patients". -
USA Watch: D-Day plane saved from scrap returns to Europe for 75th anniversary The C-47 had a lucky escape after being found in a restoration yard in Wisconsin. It would have been stripped for parts had its tail number not been checked. -
Earth News When art is a force for good The exhibitions and documentaries on climate change to have on your radar this month. -
Europe News The Brief: Europe of Nations and Freedom - a closer look In the lead up to the elections we are looking at the European Parliament's political groupings, today it is the turn of the far-right ENF. One of the smallest groups they hope to boost their score and become the third largest after May's elections. -
Earth News Will Notre Dame be made into an eco-cathedral? The 12th century old cathedral could be potentially modernised into an energy efficient solar project. -
USA Mountaineer extends record by climbing Everest for 24th time The 49-year-old has also scaled K-2, Cho-Oyu, Manaslu and Lhotse. -
No Comment U.S. Naval Academy first-years attempt annual greased climb Members of U.S. Naval Academy's first-year class tested their ingenuity, perseverance and ability to work together as they attempted to scale a granite obelisk coated with a thick layer of vegetable shortening. -
No Comment Skateboards, yo-yos and skipping ropes are highlighs at Chimera Games Now in its 7th year Tokyo's Chimera Games are known for extreme sports, but there's also a creative cocktail of alternative sports, dance and music -
Ireland Irish election candidate Ben Gilroy stars in bizarre campaign video Dublin activist Ben Gilroy smashes “state corruption” and "unlawful evictions" with a hurling stick. -
USA The far-right to Europe's elite: 'We're coming' Polls suggest far-right politicians could control as much as 18 percent of the European Parliament after this week's elections. -
World Spanish first as jailed Catalan leaders sworn in at parliament Five elected Catalan leaders were allowed out of prison for a few hours today, in order to be sworn in at the opening of the Spanish Parliament. -
Europe News EU incentivises energy communities EU incentivises energy communities -
Italy Italian unions refuse to load Saudi ship carrying weapons to Yemen The ship was previously prevented by protestors from being loaded in a French port. -
World Road Trip Europe Day 47 Bremen: 'Each country should look out for itself' Euronews' Road Trip, criss-crossing Europe in the weeks before the European elections, arrives in Bremen, Germany to find out what's on people's minds. -
USA Scientists find 414 million pieces of plastic debris on remote islands The extraordinary haul means we may have underestimated the scale of the world's plastic problem. -
USA Moms go undercover to fight fake autism cures in private Facebook groups Online groups urge parents to poison autistic kids with chlorine dioxide, a form of bleach, to "cure" them. These moms are infiltrating the groups to fight back. -
World Road Trip Europe Day 46 Berlin: Housing prices skyrocket As Berlin struggles to provide affordable housing to its people, locals speak to our correspondent Vincent McAviney about rising rents and the difficulty in finding accommodation. -
USA DHS backup border funding plan would take millions from TSA, other agencies The funding from TSA includes $50 million planned for advanced screening equipment and $3 million collected from loose change left in trays at airports. -
Indonesia French national sentenced to death in Indonesia for drug-trafficking The 35 year old was arrested with more than 2 kilograms of drugs in September of last year. -
Ecotech Tradition and innovation in car bodywork How car makers are diversifying their body panel materials with the environment in mind. -
New Zealand NZ Police to charge Christchurch attacker with terrorism The New Zealand police commissioner said they would charge the man accused of murder in the Christchurch mosque shootings with engaging in a terrorist act. -
USA Suspect in Christchurch mosque shootings charged with terrorism The suspect is now charged with engaging in a terrorist act in the attack that killed 51 people. -
Sport Former F1 champion Lauda dead at 70 Former F1 champion Lauda dead at 70 -
USA 'Junk news' gets higher engagement before E.U. elections, Oxford study finds Misinformation trends in the E.U. elections could foreshadow what's in store for America's next presidential race. -
World News Trump - U.S. will respond with 'great force' if Iran attacks interests Trump - U.S. will respond with 'great force' if Iran attacks interests -
USA Thousands of immigrants suffer in solitary confinement in U.S. detention centers Newly-obtained documents show that ICE detainees are sometimes placed in solitary for reasons that have nothing to do with rule violations. -
USA Key Democrats press Pelosi to move forward with impeachment inquiry Three key members of the House Judiciary Committee argued for launching an inquiry if former White House counsel Don McGahn failed to testify at a planned hearing Tuesday. -
USA Russian documents reveal desire to sow racial discord — and violence — in the U.S. The revelations come as U.S. intelligence agencies have warned of probable Russian meddling in the 2020 election. -
USA Cohen told lawmakers that Trump attorney encouraged him to give false information to Congress Cohen testified publicly in January before the House Oversight Committee that Sekulow was among Trump's personal lawyers who reviewed and edited his statement to Congress.