21 July 2019 | Euronews
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World News Regardless of who the next UK Prime Minister is, Brexit is causing headaches for business ǀ View In a week when the two candidates for the Tory leadership making their pitch to be the next prime minister said the so-called ‘backstop’ was now dead, business owners across the UK and the wider EU were still left scratching their heads about what exactly will happen October. -
World News Citroen celebrates 100 years People gathered in the La Ferté Vidame this weekend to celebrate, watch and show off 100 years of Citroen cars. -
USA Protesters attacked, tear-gassed as Hong Kong protest march violent Protesters threw eggs at the central government's Liaison Office and spray-painted its surveillance cameras. China's national emblem was splattered with black ink. -
USA These technologists think the internet is broken. So they're building another one. Mark Nadal is one of a growing number of technologists trying to right what they see as the wrongs of the internet by building a new one around decentralization. -
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USA Schiff suggests Justice Department could reopen Trump hush-money probe once president is out of office The Intelligence Committee chairman said he assumes the case "will be reopened when he leaves office ... and the Justice Department will have to weigh whether to indict the former president." -
World News British and Iranian forces trade blame over ship seizures Two-way radio exchanges have emerged between British and Iranian forces over the seizure of ship. -
Ukraine Ukraine election: Zelensky's party on course for historic win in parliament Ukraine's Servant of the People party is set to secure a historic win by commanding the country's first overall majority in parliament. -
USA Nadler says Mueller report shows Trump 'is guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors' The House Judiciary chairman and Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff previewed former special counsel Robert Mueller's congressional testimony, set for Wednesday. -
USA Stephen Miller 'couldn't disagree more' with charge Trump is stoking racial divisions In "a color blind society," he said, "you can criticize immigration policy, you can criticize people's views, you can ask questions about where they're born and not have it be seen as racial." -
Earth News “I went a month without shopping – and it felt amazing” Fast fashion is a trend we all want to avoid these days. But what happens when we abstain from shopping completely? Jenny Stallard did just that… -
Poland Polish police arrest 25 people after attacks on first LGBT march Police in Bialystok have arrested 25 men after videos on social media showed attacks on LGBT activists taking part in the city's first Pride parade -
China Hong Kong protesters march to demand independent inquiry into police tactics Thousands have marched in Hong Kong to demand an independent inquiry into the police's use of excessive force and the unconditional release of those arrested. -
Earth News 5 of Europe's most beautiful gardens We take a look at 5 of the oldest and most beautiful gardens you can visit around Europe. -
No Comment Massive wildfire in Portugal A massive fire stretching 25 km has been raging through the night between the central Portuguese boroughs of Vila de Rei and Mação. -
No Comment Australian man blasts around Sydney Opera House in jetpack On the 50th anniversary of astronaut Neil Armstrong walking on the moon, an Australian entrepreneur blasted around the Sydney Opera House in a jetpack on Sunday (July 21). -
USA 'Weak,' 'insecure,' incapable of 'loving our country': Trump blasts 'Squad' after slamming news report Trump's top aides didn't think he fully understood what he'd done in posting racist rhetoric about the four congresswoman, The Washington Post reported. -
Portugal More than 800 firefighters battle wildfires in Portugal More than 800 firefighters battled on Sunday one wildfire sweeping across central Portugal after being able to control two other blazes that prompted authorities to partially evacuate a village and left 20 people injured. -
No Comment Paddleboard masquerade brings colours to St. Petersburg canals Over 1,000 paddleboard enthusiasts brightened the grey waters of St. Petersburg's canals with a flashy masquerade on Saturday (July 20). -
USA Audio reveals confrontation between British navy and Iran over seized tanker U.K. forces warned Iran it was violating international maritime law by seizing the British-flagged oil tanker Stena Impero on Friday. -
World News SOS Mediterranee and MSF restart migrant rescue mission After the Aquarius, which sailed from 2016 to 2018, SOS Mediterranee is going back at sea with the Ocean Viking. -
United Kingdom As Brexit looms, the U.K.'s Conservative Party fights for survival "We have a Conservative Party that has become almost completely consumed by Brexit now, to the point that it's almost blocking out the sun." -
United Kingdom A list of resignations as Boris Johnson becomes new UK PM Some quit before he was in post, others after he was confirmed. -
USA O'Rourke's campaign is cratering. But he's got a plan to bring back 'Betomania.' The Texas Democrat spoke to NBC News about why it's too early to count him out. -
USA Good news for big cats: Jaguars to make a comeback in Argentina The project could one day be reproduced in the southern United States, where the cats roamed until the 20th century. -
Ukraine Ukraine elects new parliament in snap vote The party of Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskiy has extended its lead over other groups, according to polls published three days before the parliamentary elections. -
USA Bolton travels to Japan, South Korea amid heated trade dispute between U.S. allies President Donald Trump on Friday offered his help to ease tensions in the political and economic dispute between the United States' two biggest allies in Asia. -
Ecotech Could electric scooter sharing help large cities become less polluted? We find out why an investment in communal e-scooters could lead to cleaner air in urban spaces. -
World News Hong Kong in security lockdown as it braces for latest mass protest Hong Kong in security lockdown as it braces for latest mass protest -
Egypt British Airways cancels all flights to Cairo due to security "precautions" British Airways cancels all flights to Egyptian capital after the UK Foreign Office updates its travel guidance to warn of threat to aviation