15 July 2019 | Euronews
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USA How Trump flipped the script on Pelosi and The Squad Analysis: Trump wants the Democratic Party stuck to its progressive fringe. Thanks to him, now they are. -
Europe News The Brief: Von der Leyen's path back to Brussels, Macron in Serbia, INF Treaty discussions continue Even though Ursula von der Leyen is considered to lack EU experience by some, her life began in Brussels. Find out how her path led her back to the EU capital, as well as the latest political news, in the Brief from Brussels. -
USA In rare rebuke, some Republicans object to Trump's racist tweets. But GOP leaders keep mum. Rep. Fred Upton of Michigan was among those who said he was "appalled by the President's tweets. There's no excuse." -
USA AOC, other congresswomen to hold news conference to answer Trump attacks The foursome of minority lawmakers will respond to the president's openly racist comments attacking the duly elected members of Congress," they said in a statement. -
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USA Amazon workers in Minnesota to protest on Prime Day "We want to send a powerful message to Amazon that they really need to have these be safe, reliable jobs," one worker said. -
World News EU says Iran nuclear deal 'still alive' But Israel's Netanyahu likened the EU position to the appeasement of Nazi Germany ahead of World War Two. -
USA Federal workers sound alarm about agency relocation "This is an attack on science and rigorous economic research that informs policies that affect every American," one USDA employee tells NBC News. The Trump administration says the move will save taxpayers money. -
USA Chess king captured: champion admits to using smart phone on the toilet to cheat "I simply lost my mind," the Czech champion cheat told Chess.com -
Sport Drivers and riders do battle on penultimate stage of Silk Way Rally Drivers and riders do battle among the sand dunes on Stage 9 of 2019 Silk Way Rally as Nasser Al-Attiyah leads cars and GB's Sam Sunderland the bikes -
USA Suspect admits to killing U.S. scientist Suzanne Eaton in Greece, police source says Eaton's body was found July 8 outside the port city of Chania, days after she was reported missing. -
United Kingdom Extinction Rebellion stages 5-day climate protest in 5 British cities An environmental group brought boats to disrupt traffic in five British cities. -
Greece Can Greece become EU's 'most business-friendly' country? In an exclusive interview with Euronews, Greece's new Minister for Growth and Investments, Adonis, Georgiadis, detailed some of the measures the government will take to turn the country into "the most business-friendly country of the European Union" -
No Comment Riot police clash with protesters inside Hong Kong mall Hong Kong riot police clashed with protesters inside a mall on Sunday night (July 14) as they tried to disperse tens of thousands rallying against a controversial extradition bill in the residential district of Sha Tin. -
USA 'This is what racism looks like': Democrats blast Trump for attacks on 'The Squad' Few Republicans had reacted to the president's tweet, which Democrats have slammed as "racist" and "xenophobic." -
United Kingdom Environmentally sustainable aeroplane wing wins the MacRobert Award The MacRobert Award, which is sometimes called the 'Engineering Oscars' is one of the UK's most renowned engineering prizes -
Greece Floods hit western Greece days after deadly storm killed 7 Floods hit western Greece days after deadly storm killed 7 -
USA Watch: Underwater music festival fills ocean with sound The musical performances were ocean-themed, filling the seas with 'Yellow Submarine', 'Fins' and the theme from Disney's 'The Little Mermaid'. -
Next Series Safe, cheap and sustainable: Clean water technology for Africa In this episode of Futuris, we meet the African and European scientists working together to find ways to disinfect water for domestic use in remote, isolated places in Africa, using sustainable and affordable technology. -
USA Jeffrey Epstein had cash, diamonds and a foreign passport stashed in safe, prosecutors say The judge is expected to rule on Thursday whether the 66-year-old financier and registered sex offender should get bail. -
Focus Saving the world site by site - World Heritage Committee meets in Baku. In the Azerbaijan capitalof Baku, Unesco’s 43rd World Heritage Committee met to decide over the course of ten days which sites and monuments needed to be added to the list - and which ones are in danger. -
No Comment Container ship crashes into gantry crane in Indonesia Panama-flagged container ship Soul of Luck collided into a gantry crane in Semarang, Indonesia on Sunday 14 July, causing the crane to collapse. -
USA Italy detains 3 in seizure of weapons, missile, Nazi plaques Police said one of the men arrested had in 2001 run unsuccessfully as a Senate candidate for the neo-fascist Forza Nuova party. -
My Europe Series Was von der Leyen's charm offensive enough to get MEP approval? Von der Leyen finished her meetings with political groups in Brussels, but it's unclear if she will win the absolute majority of votes in Strasbourg. In other news, Angela Merkel decided to change protocol to prevent her from shaking. All this and more in the State of the Union. -
Lebanon Warming waters see a concerning increase in lionfish off Lebanon's sea "It's like genocide," says fisherman Atallah Siblini. “Now it is like 30 to 50 of them in one place. They started to scare away the other fish including sea bass which we depend on and they eat everything.” -
Serbia Euronews and HD-WIN announce launch of Euronews Serbia Euronews has signed a deal with Serbian media group HD-WIN to launch Euronews Serbia, a news channel and digital platform aimed at a Serbian-speaking audience. -
No Comment Panda Jiao Qing eats birthday cake at Berlin zoo Panda Jiao Qing celebrated his 9th birthday in Berlin's Zoo on Monday 15 July. The birthday cake was made of sweet potatoes and red beetroot. -
France Watch back: Bastille Day fireworks in Paris The traditional fireworks display is organised to celebrate Bastille Day. -
Spain Watch: Battle of the Water drenches residents of Madrid The spectacle emerged from an ironic demand by locals for a port in the Vallecas neighbourhood, which lies some 350 km from the sea. -
USA In a private Facebook group, Amazon workers brace for Prime Day "It's gonna be like two months of hell for us no matter what," one worker posted. -
Europe News The Brief: Jordan Bardella takes seat in European Parliament, Court of Justice decision updates -Jordan Bardella wants power back in national EU capitals -Von der Leyen considers Brexit postponement -Court of Justice rules on flights, family reunification Find out your latest political news on the Brief from Brussels. -
Climate Now Mercury rising: June 2019 breaks records June 2019 was the warmest on record - with temperatures in Europe 2C above normal -
No Comment Madrid residents take part in annual water fight Residents in Madrid gave one another a good soaking during the Vallecas annual water festival on the 14 July 2019. The Battle of the Water, as it is popularly known, sees residents of the Vallecas neighbourhood dance through the streets to a drum as they spray each other with water guns. -
USA Here's the most important number in Trump's re-election bid 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 Djokovic wins Wimbledon on a plant-based diet, but he’s not vegan Novak Djokovic attributes his five Wimbledon titles to plant-based eating. -
USA Mark Zuckerberg beats the FTC; Susan Zirinsky bets on Norah Byers Market is a daily newsletter from NBC News senior media reporter Dylan Byers that takes you behind the scenes in Hollywood, Silicon Valley, New York and Washington. -
Angola 360° video: Great surfing will ‘put Angola on the map’ Angola rarely comes up when surfers discuss possible holiday destinations, but maybe that is about to change. -
USA Trump demands 'Radical Left' congresswomen apologize to him, the U.S., Israel The president appeared to be aiming his fire at Reps. Rashida Tlaib, Ilhan Omar, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ayanna Pressley. -
Serbia Macron pledges to relaunch talks between Kosovo and Serbia during visit to Belgrade Kosovo-Serbia dialogue has been stalled since Pristina imposed 100% tariffs on Belgrade after Serbia blocked its bid to join Interpol. -
USA Britain says there is a 'small window' to save Iran nuclear deal Despite the United States being its closest ally, the United Kingdom disagrees on how to handle the crisis. -
United Kingdom Bank of England celebrates 'outstanding' Alan Turing on new £50 note "As the father of computer science and artificial intelligence, as well as war hero, Alan Turing’s contributions were far-ranging and path-breaking. Turing is a giant on whose shoulders so many now stand,” the Bank of England's governor said on Monday. -
Spotlight Hong Kong’s proving it’s the place to be for high tech start-ups Together with the Science and Technology Park, Cyberport, where new ideas are developed, and the support of office space, finance and contacts from Hong Kong’s Productivity Council, businesses large and small are enjoying the benefits the city offers. -
No Comment Bastille Day Fireworks light up the skies of the French capital France rounded off Bastille Day with its traditional firework display at the Eiffel Tower on Sunday (July 14). -
Democratic Republic Of Congo Congo confirms first Ebola case in the eastern city of Goma The Congolese health ministry has confirmed the first case of Ebola in the eastern city of Goma. More than 1600 people have died so far because of the disease. -
World News Which EU country gives most first residence permits? Hint: It's not Germany More than 3.1 million first residence permits — which allows for non-EU nationals to remain up to three months in the country which granted it to them — were handed out in 2017. -
USA Trump under fire for telling Democratic congresswomen ‘to go back’ to 'fix' countries they came from US President Donald Trump has come under fire for telling Democratic congresswomen "to go back" to "fix" countries they came from. -
United Kingdom Djokovic wins fifth Wimbledon title against Federer Djokovic wins fifth Wimbledon title against Federer -
USA Going fishing: Kids 10 to 14 take 600-mile road trip before being stopped by Aussie police Police did not know if the children were related or how they knew each other. -
World News Erdogan says Trump can waive sanctions on Turkey for Russian defence purchase Erdogan says Trump can waive sanctions on Turkey for Russian defence purchase -
World Turkey's coup three years on; inside the country's clamp down on journalism More than 250 journalists have been arrested since that long summer’s night in 2016. Mahir Zeynalov is one of the lucky ones. -
World Algerian football fans cause chaos on the streets of France Algeria is through to the Africa Cup of Nations final, and fans in France are thrilled, but celebrations after the semi-final were marred by clashes with police and hundreds of arrests. -
USA As more states restrict abortion, others put out the welcome mat for women Lawmakers and advocates are working to establish "islands of access" across the country. -
USA The rift in the relationship between the U.S. and Turkey may be permanent Analysis: U.S. officials say Turkey is no longer a reliable NATO ally. The Erdogan government's receipt of a Russian air defense system is a turning point. -
World News EU's sat-nav system Galileo suffers major outage As of Monday morning — four days after the outage started — 24 of the 26 satellites in Galileo's constellation remained "not usable." -
World Human rights organisations call for investigation into Estemirova murder on 10-year anniversary Thirteen human rights organisations have joined together to call for investigation into a the murder of a prominent Chechen human rights activist. -
Germany German Amazon workers strike as platform prepares for big Prime Day sale The strike was called by the Verdi trade union under the slogan "no more discount on our incomes." -
Destinations Is this the best beach club in Ibiza? We explore one of Ibiza's luxury beach bars that allows you to enjoy sustainability in style. -
USA Beto O'Rourke says his family's ancestors owned slaves He said the revelation created an urgency to "change this country so that it works for those who have been locked-out of — or locked-up in — this system." -
Sport Explosive judo on final day of Budapest Grand Prix as Japan top medals Explosive judo and powerhouse performances dominate thrilling final day of Budapest Grand Prix 2019 as Japan tops medals standings with five gold wins -
USA R. Kelly facing federal charges because his alleged sex crimes involve interstate activity Analysis: Most sex crimes are prosecuted by state and local authorities, but Congress has the power to step in when they involve interstate or foreign travel. -
USA Cory Booker aims to give aging prisoners 'a second look' The Democratic presidential candidate is unveiling new legislation to take prison reform another step forward.