9 July 2019 | Euronews
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USA Conspiracy theory about slain DNC staffer was planted by Russian intelligence, report finds A former assistant U.S. attorney told Yahoo that U.S. intelligence officials found Russia had planted and fomented the theory. -
USA Michael Flynn's prospects for lenient sentence now in doubt Prosecutors said they don't agree with Trump's former national security adviser's explanations related to his conduct on behalf of the Turkish government. -
Spain Spain's Socialists won't form government if they lose investiture votes Spanish Socialists will give up trying to install their leader Pedro Sanchez as prime minister if he fails to win two investiture votes this month, a spokesman for the Spanish Socialist party said on Tuesday. -
USA Biden made nearly $16 million in two years after leaving White House, tax returns show The former vice president, who is leading in the presidential polls, released financial information about he and his wife's sources of income. -
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USA Lack of oversight and regulations may lead to IVF mishaps After a woman became pregnant with the help of in vitro fertilization, the babies turned out to be not related to her, her partner — or to each other. -
USA American scientist who vanished in Greece found dead Suzanne Eaton, a molecular biologist from California working in Germany, went missing on July 2. Her body was found in Crete on Monday. -
USA McConnell likens himself to Obama: 'We both are the descendants of slave owners' The Senate majority leader, who opposes reparations, was asked about NBC News' report that two of his great-great-grandfathers owned at least 14 slaves. -
United Kingdom UK's Johnson and Hunt clash over Brexit,Trump in first TV debate The two contenders expressed differing views on how to deal with US President Donald Trump amid a leaked memos scandal. -
USA Fact check: Trump misleads on tackling lead in drinking water Environmental advocates say that despite the president's boasts Monday, his administration is undercutting clean water initiatives through other regulation rollbacks. -
Spain Watch: Racers whizz downhill at the World Roller Games The competition often sees racers reach speeds in excess of 130km/h. -
Sport Dusty trails and tricky navigation during Stage 3 of Silk Way Rally Drivers and riders had to contend with dusty trails and tricky navigation on Stage 3 of the Silk Way Rally, with Nasser Al-Attiyah leading the cars -
USA Trump defends Acosta, says he had a 'falling out' with Jeffrey Epstein 'a long time ago' "I was not a fan of his. That I can tell you," Trump said of Epstein, the wealthy, politically connected sex offender arrested over the weekend. -
World Mozambique ready to take “extraordinary measures” to secure gas fields - President tells Euronews Mozambique is in the process of reconstruction following cyclones Idai and Kenneth. And its President Filipe Nyusi faces other challenges too such as Islamic extremism in the region of Cabo Delgado rich in natural gas. We met with him at the EurAfrican Forum in Portugal. -
United Kingdom UK MPs vote resoundingly to extend same-sex marriage and liberalise abortion in Northern Ireland The UK parliament on Tuesday backed amendments that would compel the government to extend same-sex marriage to Northern Ireland and liberalise abortion if the country is unable to re-establish its own devolved government by October 21. -
USA Sunlight-fuelled spacecraft 'Lightsail 2' delays sail deployment The crowd-funded spacecraft could deploy its sail as early as July 21 after delaying it to check a system that helps the spacecraft orient itself. -
Europe News The Brief: Hungarian MEP brings progressive ideas to Brussels, Russia approves toll highway Hungarian MEP brings progressive ideas to Brussels, Russia approves toll highway, Ireland concerned about disorderly Brexit. All this and more on the Brief from Brussels. -
Russia Putin blocks Russian parliament plans for Georgia sanctions The Russian president said patching up strained relations was more important than reacting to provocations by "scumbags". -
USA Judiciary panel to vote to authorize subpoenas targeting Trump officials The list of a dozen names the panel will consider Thursday includes Trump son-in-law and White House senior adviser Jared Kushner and former deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein. -
Netherlands Alleged Islamic State militant on trial in Netherlands for war crimes A Dutch-born alleged Islamic State fighter was brought before a court in the Netherlands on Monday. -
USA Secret Service report finds mass attackers leave warning signs before violence The agency's National Threat Assessment Center analyzed 27 incidents, mostly shootings, during 2018. -
USA Ross Perot: Billionaire business magnate and former presidential candidate dies at 89 The billionaire twice ran as an independent for president. -
USA Scientists discover the world's biggest seaweed patch. They say it could be the 'new normal.' The Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt stretches clear across the Atlantic Ocean. -
No Comment Brazil bids farewell to Bossa nova legend Joao Gilberto Fans from around the world honoured Bossa nova pioneer João Gilberto at his funeral in Rio de Janeiro. -
Italy Pope bombarded with insults after tweeting to pray for migrants Insults in Italian replying to a tweet from Pope Francis flooded Twitter on Monday after he wrote about migrants. -
Netherlands KLM and easyJet planes collide at Amsterdam airport An easyJet flight to London clipped the the back of a Dutch KLM flight at Amsterdam's Schiphol airport on Tuesday morning. -
Russia Watch: Artworks adorn streets of Russian cities for Festival Stenograffia Starting in Yekaterinburg, the street art festival will pop up in 12 other Russian cities. -
World New Hungarian MEP brings progressive, pro-European ideas to Brussels Katalin Cseh, a newly-elected Hungarian MEP, is coming to Brussels with progressive ideas. She said she's going against Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's use of "scare tactics." -
USA Pro-impeachment billionaire Tom Steyer makes late entry into Democratic race The California hedge funder, who considered running earlier this year but pulled back, now joins a crowded field of over 20 candidates. -
France France 'will introduce eco-tax' on flights out of France "We have decided to put in place an eco-tax on all flights from France," the French transport minister said during a news conference, adding that the funds will finance daily transport in France. -
USA The 2020 Senate map begins to take shape 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. -
Romania Romania has made 'very little progress' to prevent corruption - report Romania has made little progress to prevent corruption in its government, the Council of Europe’s anti-corruption body said in two critical reports released on Tuesday. -
United Kingdom Corbyn says new UK PM must put Brexit plan to second referendum In a letter to party members, he added that Labour would campaign in favour of remain to stop a no-deal Brexit or what he called a “damaging Tory Brexit”. -
USA Pelosi calls on Labor Secretary Acosta to resign over Epstein deal Trump's Cabinet secretary made an 'unconscionable" agreement with the sex offender that was kept secret from victims, the Speaker said. -
Spain Watch: Unexpected flooding turns deadly in northeastern Spain Torrential rain and hail brought unexpected flooding to parts of northeastern Spain on Monday evening, killing at least one person. -
USA Trump lashes out at U.K. prime minister and envoy after damaging leak "If we set this precedent, can you imagine how a country like China would respond?" one former British diplomat said. -
World Hong Kong's Carrie Lam says controversial extradition bill is 'dead' Hong Kong's Carrie Lam says controversial extradition bill is 'dead' -
Destinations Provence’s best kept secret: Terre Blanche, an eco-conscious resort We visited Terre Blanche in the South of France...a haven of wildlife, golf and gastronomy with an environmental conscience. -
World 'The Night Watch': Major project to restore Rembrandt masterpiece gets underway in Amsterdam Watch how Rembrandt's 17th-century large painting ‘The Night Watch’ is being restored in Amsterdam at end of the Gallery of Honour in the Rijksmuseum. -
Earth News Essentials: 8 Items for an easy packaging free shop We recommend a few essentials to make your packaging free weekly shop a breeze -
USA Miners' union invites Democratic candidates to court coal workers The union's invitation to 23 presidential candidates comes as mining job losses continue under President Trump. -
The Cube Instagram aims to tackle bullying on its platform with new 'restrict' feature "It’s our responsibility to create a safe environment on Instagram," the Head of Instagram, Adam Mosseri, said in a blog post. -
Denmark Danish police arrest dozens in two days for riding electronic scooters while intoxicated Police in Copenhagen say they made 28 arrests over the weekend of people riding electric scooters while intoxicated. -
United Kingdom Sir David Attenborough stresses 'radical' change needed to combat climate change Sir David Attenborough faced questions from British MPs during a parliamentary committee on climate change. -
USA Federal judges weigh fate of Obamacare as Trump tries to gut the law Red states and blue states are battling over the future of the health care program. -
Italy Italian Olympic swimmer Filippo Magnini hailed a hero after saving man from drowning Italian Olympic swimmer Filippo Magnini has been hailed a hero after saving a man from drowning off the coast of Sardinia. -
Earth News The best biodegradable wet wipes and cleansing pads to buy How to remove your make up in an eco-friendly way. -
Switzerland Swiss air force interrupts yodelling festival during fly-by mistake Members of an aerial display team in the Swiss air force accidentally conducted a fly-by over the wrong location, interrupting a local yodeling festival. -
Albania Albanian opposition resume protest to oust PM Albanian opposition resume protest to oust PM -
Business More than half of UK firms fear hit from post-Brexit immigration plan - survey More than half of UK firms fear hit from post-Brexit immigration plan - survey
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Sport Serena Williams fined €8,900 for damaging Wimbledon court Serena Williams fined €8,900 for damaging Wimbledon court -
USA Southern California isn't doing enough to fix earthquake-vulnerable buildings, expert says "I don't want to frighten people," one expert said. "But I think it's important to be transparent. This is a real issue." -
World News Hong Kong extradition bill 'is dead', chief executive says Weeks of massive protests lead to the death of the bill that would have sent suspects to mainland China for prosecution. -
USA Michelle Carter, who encouraged boyfriend's suicide, appeals to Supreme Court Lawyers for Carter argued that her conviction violated her constitutional right to freedom of speech.