22 June 2019 | Euronews
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USA Trump administration unveils $50 billion Palestinian economic plan Focusing on economic issues between Israel and the Palestinians is "unacceptable before the political situation is discussed," Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said. -
USA Trump announces delay of mass immigration raids that were to start Sunday Trump said he had approved the delay so that Democrats and Republicans in Congress could work out a new immigration compromise. -
No Comment "World's Ugliest Dog" contest reveals most prized mutt Nineteen mutts went jowl-to-jowl for the right to be crowned the World's Ugliest Dog in the California town of Petaluma on Friday. -
No Comment Indigenous Bolivians celebrate winter solstice As dawn broke over the archaeological site of Tiwanaku indigenous Aymara raised their hands towards the first rays of the morning sun to welcome the Aymara New Year, 5527. -
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No Comment Aging British rocker Mick Jagger proves he can still strut on stage 75 year old Mick Jagger swaggered back to the stage on Friday in his first concert after undergoing heart surgery in April as the Rolling Stones kicked off a delayed North American tour. -
Georgia Georgia's president calls for "de-escalation" after unrest Georgia and Russia have blamed each other for the outbreak of protests and unrest in Tbilisi which was sparked by the visit of a Russian MP to Georgia's parliament. -
Italy Caught in the act: people smugglers filmed transferring migrants at sea Italian authorities have detained the crew of a fishing boat after they were spotted allegedly helping migrants cross the Mediterranean. -
Venezuela UN human rights chief meets with Maduro and Guaido as Venezuelans protest over humanitarian crisis The trip comes ahead of a three week United Nations Human Rights Council session where it's expected that criticism will be heaped on President Nicolas Maduro. -
Belarus Will Belarus' European Games help them emerge from the shadow of their human rights record? Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko claimed the European Games would have a positive impact on the image of his country, but can Belarus emerge from under the spectre of a bad human rights record? -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt answer questions at first live Conservative hustings The final two candidates were grilled on their records and how feasible their plans for the future are but Boris Johnson also refused to answer questions about the police being called to a domestic incident at his house -
USA Police called to home of U.K. leadership front-runner Boris Johnson The ruling Conservative Party enters the final stretch of its leadership contest this weekend with Johnson as the clear front-runner. -
France Sir Elton John is awarded France's highest civilian award by the French President Emmanuel Macron used the occasion to urge international mobilisation for the combatting of Aids- one of the showman's dearest causes. -
USA US President Trump says he avoided a retaliatiory strike on Iran It came after an Iranian missile brought down an unmanned US drone on Thursday. Tehran said it shot it down over its territory, whilst Washington insisted it was flying in international airspace. -
No Comment Rain doesn't stop yogis from celebrating the summer solstice in Times Square Despite the rain, more than 11,000 yogis were expected to hit New York's Times Square to usher in the summer solstice and celebrate International Yoga Day on Friday -
World News Colombia hoping to be 'Latin American Silicon Valley,' president tells Euronews Colombia hoping to be 'Latin American Silicon Valley,' president tells Euronews. -
USA Mystery of dwarf planet's 'lonely mountain' has been solved Scientists say Ahuna Mons formed when salty, rocky mud rose to the surface of Ceres and froze. -
Albania Protests continue in Albania with calls for election boycott and Prime Minister Rama to go The leader of Albania's ruling left-wing Socialist Party said he was determined the June 30 municipal elections would be held despite opposition unrest since mid-February. -
United Kingdom Police called to Boris Johnson's home after altercation with partner British police were called to Boris Johnson's home early on Friday morning after a neighbour heard him and his girlfriend Carrie Symonds quarrelling.
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USA Obama, others warned Trump that pulling out of Iran nuke deal could lead to war "The choice we face is ultimately between diplomacy or some form of war," President Obama said in 2015. -
France Three dead and one gravely injured in Paris' building fire Three people died and one person is gravely injured after a building went up in flames in the early hours of Saturday morning in Paris' XIe arrondissement. -
USA In China's shadow, Hong Kong protesters fear leaving digital footprint "Everyone is in deep fear of having their own identity exposed," one demonstrator said. -
Earth News How to make your bathroom more eco-conscious The contents of your bathroom cupboard will have never been so sustainable with these eco-friendly alternatives. -
China Hong Kong braces itself for a third weekend of protests against unpopular extradition bill Most of the thousands of demonstrators that had blockaded the police headquarters on Friday had mostly dispersed by Saturday morning, but it remained unclear whether further mass protests would take place. -
Georgia Putin suspends Russian flights to Georgia amid escalating tension Vladimir Putin ordered the suspension of passenger flights from Russia to Georgia amid escalating tensions. -
USA 9 reported dead after twin-engine aircraft crashes in Hawaii The crash occurred near Dillingham Air Field, on the north shore of Oahu, the department of transportation said. -
USA U.S. cities prepare for possible ICE raids targeting undocumented families Officials in cities such as Chicago, Los Angeles and Newark, New Jersey, condemned the plan. -
Turkey Opposition candidate wins decisive victory in Istanbul re-run election in blow to Erdogan Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan congratulated opposition candidate Ekrem Imamoglu on Sunday for winning Istanbul's re-run mayoral election according to unofficial results.