10 June 2019 | Euronews
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USA Stephen Hawking was right about black holes 'evaporating,' new study shows The radiation emitted by black holes is too faint to detect in space, but physicists have thought up very creative ways to measure it in a lab. -
USA Democrats launch Trump investigative offensive with Watergate figure John Dean testimony "Special counsel [Robert] Mueller has provided this committee with a road map," the former Nixon White House counsel told House Judiciary Committee Monday. -
World News 2019 Women's World Cup: Canada beat Cameroon 1-0 2019 Women's World Cup: Canada beat Cameroon 1-0 -
USA Top DHS watchdog retires early after criticism of his FEMA reports According to press reports, auditors said John Kelly told them to produce upbeat reports about FEMA's response to disasters, including Hurricane Sandy. -
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USA Why it matters that pride flags won't fly above U.S. embassies this year ǀ View We have the potential to lead many countries by example — but only if we continue our tradition of starting the conversation. -
USA New details of Barr far-reaching probe into 'spying' on Trump 2016 campaign The review will determine whether the counter intelligence investigation complied with the law, DOJ told lawmakers. -
Russia Outcry over arrest of Russian investigative journalist Ivan Golunov The arrest last week of Russian investigative journalist Ivan Golunov has caused widespread outcry amid allegations of a set-up by law enforcement -
World News 2019 Women's World Cup: Argentina secure first ever world cup point in 0-0 draw with Japan It was an uninspiring contest but one for the history books -
USA One dead as helicopter crashes into building in midtown Manhattan New York Fire Department says a helicopter crashed into a building in midtown Manhattan. -
No Comment Lock of Beethoven's hair goes up for auction The lock was given by Beethoven to a collaborator after the composer's servants tried to fob him off with goat's hair. -
Earth News 'World's biggest' vegan festival attracts thousands The gathering in Tel Aviv featured the latest innovations in vegan food, clothing and lifestyle. -
USA Nadler reaches deal with DOJ over key Mueller report documents The announcement comes a day before the House is set to vote on a civil contempt resolution to enforce committee subpoenas. -
USA Trump taps conservative Ken Cuccinelli to head citizenship agency The former Virginia attorney general, who will serve as acting director, could have a hard time winning Senate confirmation if nominated to the job on a permanent basis. -
Iran Germany leads European efforts to ease tensions between US and Iran Germany is leading European efforts to ease tensions between the United States and Iran, and to rescue Tehran's agreement over its nuclear programme -
Germany Climate activists block cruise ship from leaving German port A cruise liner was blocked by small boats for up to 6 hours. -
Moldova Moldova would-be PM calls for EU’s help amid political crisis Moldova's would-be prime minister has told Euronews she wants the EU to help save democracy in her country, in the grip of a constitutional crisis as two rival governments accuse each other of usurping power. -
Portugal Portugal beat Netherlands 1-0 to win first ever UEFA Nations League Portugal were crowned first ever UEFA Nations League winners, narrowly edging past the Netherlands with a solitary second half goal by Gonçalo Guedes -
USA Supreme Court won't take up gun silencer restrictions Gun control advocates say silencers make it harder for first responders to pinpoint the source of gunfire and lead victims to think the sound is coming from farther away. -
World News Jupiter calling: the planet and its four largest moons snuggle up to Earth Jupiter's four largest moons will be visible with binoculars tonight as the planet reaches its closest point to Earth this year -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson favourite in race to be new Conservative Party leader Boris Johnson is favourite to win the race to become the new leader of the Conservative Party, though main rival Jeremy Hunt is battling dynamically -
No Comment Climate change activists block cruise ship from leaving German harbour The group of climate change activists called "Smash Cruisehit" took action this Sunday in the port of Kiel, Germany in protest of the damages caused by cruises to the environment. -
World News Carnival cruise ships produce more sulphur oxide than all Europe's cars, analysis claims Cruise brands run by Carnival Corporation emitted nearly 10 times more sulphur oxide air pollution around European coasts than all of the continent's 260 million cars in 2017, a new analysis has claimed. -
USA Justice Breyer: Supreme Court should decide if 'perpetual detention' permitted at Gitmo The case involved Moath Hamza Ahmed al-Alwi, a man from Yemen captured by Pakistani forces and accused of being one of Osama bin Laden's bodyguards. -
Russia Ivan Golunov: Russian journalist walks free after police drop criminal charges Russia police say they have dropped a criminal case against an investigative journalist amid claims he was framed. -
Greece Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras announces early general elections Greek PM Alexis Tsipras announced early general elections after his Syriza-led government suffered big defeats in European, local and municipal elections -
USA Trump claims 'collusion' between big tech and Democrats Initially asked if he thought the tech giants should be broken up, Trump said, "Well, I can tell you they discriminate against me." -
United Kingdom Michael Gove is 'in it to win it' as he lays down gauntlet to Boris Johnson Michael Gove is 'in it to win it' as he lays down gauntlet to Boris Johnson. -
Earth News Tony Awards 2019 sees repurposed curtains on the red carpet The 73rd Tony Awards saw a host of extraordinary outfits, but did any steal the show for their sustainable credentials? -
USA American using hose to climb between balconies falls 7 stories to death The self-described "Educator, Global Citizen, Explorer" also coached the men's basketball team at the American University of Iraq, Sulaimani. -
Germany 19th century wooden ship sunk costing €1.5 million in restoration sinks in River Elbe collision The ship, recently resorted to the tune of 1.5 million euros, was believed to have been the last active wooden ship in Hamburg -
Next Series The acid test: New way to recover resources from industrial waste The galvanizing business involves hot and arduous work, turning corroding steel into protected metal using baths of hydrochloric acid and molten zinc. It's also a business which EU researchers believe they can make cleaner and greener. Their tech is now facing, quite literally, the acid test. -
No Comment Office chairs make for unusual Formula One in Japan The small city of Hanyu, 60 kilometres north of Tokyo, was the headquarters of the Grand Prize of the Japanese office 'Isu'. The initiative was created ten years ago by Tsuyoshi Tahara in Kyoto and became so popular that this year 55 teams attended. -
USA For Iowa Democrats, winning trumps ideology 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. -
Turkey New dam on River Tigris threatens thousands of years of heritage in Turkey They call it the cradle of civilisation. Historians refer to it as Mesopotamia - the place where the Stone Age began. But the ruined buildings that have dotted the landscape of southern Turkey for thousands of years, will soon be lost forever as a new dam is being built on the River Tigris. -
Earth News Is Alexa Chung’s new Barbour Collection championing sustainability? The model turned fashion designer has partnered up with British Heritage brand, Barbour. -
USA Drowning is one of the hardest homicides to prove. These investigators want to change that. Since drowning is common, police may initially assume it's an accident. A small group of investigators and divers are pushing for more scrutiny. -
No Comment Eruption of Indonesia's Sinabung volcano spews 7km ash column Mount Sinabung in Indonesia erupted on Sunday and threw a seven-kilometre ash column at 4:28 local time. The volcano observatory for aviation has placed Sinabung on red alert, which usually means that the eruption is imminent. -
Moldova 'Moldova's outgoing government doesn't want to leave power': Foreign Minister-designate Nicu Popescu The disputed government of Pavel Filip in Moldova "simply does not want to leave power," Foreign Minister-designate Nicu Popescu told Euronews. -
USA Congress this week: John Dean, subpoena vote, rare open counter-intelligence hearing The latest Democratic moves take place amid the backdrop of rising caucus divisions over the presidential impeachment process itself. -
USA Hong Kong to push ahead with extradition changes that sparked huge protest Hong Kong's leader denied that she is taking orders from the central government in China's capital. -
USA Former NBA star blasts WNBA for unfair treatment of players Derek Fisher, now the coach of the WNBA's Los Angeles Sparks, shared an Instagram photo of the team at the Minneapolis-St. Paul airport with their luggage. -
USA House Democrats consider bills to 'safeguard democracy' in response to Mueller report One likely piece of legislation would be framed as "Duty to Report," requiring presidential campaign aides to report foreign contacts to law enforcement. -
USA Has the tree symbolising the Trump/Macron friendship died? A tree planted by Donald Trump and his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron as a symbol of their countries’ ties has died, according to multiple media reports in France. -
USA Former Red Sox slugger David Ortiz shot in ambush attack "Big Papi will be around for a long time," the star's father said following surgery. -
World Media coverage of women's sport entering 'new age' during 2019 Women's World Cup Dr Stacey Pope from Durham University told Euronews that women's football is becoming increasingly popular as media coverage of the sport improves. -
USA 'Selfie strategy': Candidates have a reason for taking more fan photos than ever Elizabeth Warren has spent more than 90 hours taking pictures with supporters on the 2020 campaign trail. She's not alone. -
World Michael Gove leadership campaign falters after cocaine admission Conservative leadership contender Michael Gove was battling to save his bid to become the UK's next Prime Minister on Monday morning, following mounting scrutiny over his history of cocaine use. -
Albania Albanian elections cancelled in midst of anti-government protests Albania’s president has cancelled local elections citing the need to reduce political tensions in the country. -
USA Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger are married! Get all the details The romantic ceremony took place at San Ysidro Ranch in Montecito, California. -
USA Hillary Clinton's youngest brother, Tony Rodham, dies Tony Rodham, the youngest brother of Hillary Clinton, died Friday night, the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee said in a tweet. -
Earth News Tips to throw an eco-conscious wedding We consider the most effective ways to plan a day that’s special without the guilty conscience.