16 September 2019 | Euronews
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USA Attack on a major Saudi oil facility was launched from Iran, U.S. intelligence shows A Congressional source says Democrats familiar with the details do not dispute that the attack was carried out by Iran—an important signal of bipartisan agreement. -
USA Manhattan DA subpoenas Trump's tax returns in probe of hush money payments Congressional Democrats had already subpoenaed six years' worth of records, but their case is tied up in court. -
Russia US Department of Justice sues Edward Snowden over new book The US Department of Justice said Snowden's new book violates non-disclosure agreements. -
USA Did Russian spies in the U.S. crack the FBI's radio codes? There may not have cracked the codes, but Russian agents gained insight into the activities of secret FBI teams tracking Russian operatives in the U.S. -
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USA Scientists discover most massive neutron star ever seen A sugar-cube's worth of the dead star's material has a mass of about 100 million tons. -
USA Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to baseball legend Mariano Rivera The Yankee great received the nation's highest civilian honor at a White House ceremony on Monday. -
USA Nadler throws cold water on Kavanaugh impeachment talk, says 'hands full with impeaching' Trump "We have our hands full with impeaching the president right now and that's going to take up our limited resources and time for a while," Nadler said. -
Earth News VEJA launches "first post-petroleum running shoe" French brand VEJA have been completely transparent with what percentage of their new performance running shoes is made from natural and recycled materials. -
World News Current ozone hole could be one of the smallest in 30 years: Copernicus Current ozone hole could be one of the smallest in 30 years, according to Copernicus. -
USA Why Trump's offer of a military alliance with Israel may not work Analysis: Security experts say the supposed gift of a mutual assistance pact is not as beneficial to Israel as it may seem. -
France France: Volunteers in Lyon fish more than 100 e-scooters out of Rhône river Paris and Marseille are also dealing with the growing trend. -
Business Oil prices soar after attacks in Saudi Arabia Oil prices rose by nearly 20 percent - the biggest intra-day gain since 1991 - after the attack on Saudi Arabian oil facilities over the weekend. -
United Kingdom Banksy's 'Devolved Parliament' of chimps to be auctioned before Brexit day Banksy's 'Devolved Parliament' of chimps is to be auctioned for a record sum before Brexit day. -
USA Meet the future residents of Trump Heights, Israel's tribute to U.S. support As the new name shows, the Trump administration's full-throated support of Israel's right-wing government goes much further than any other U.S. administration. -
World EU commissioner Johannes Hahn defends controversial "European way of life" portfolio Critics say linking immigration and "Protecting the European way of life" panders to the far-right. -
Europe News A Brexit lunch and an empty podium Walking in step but moving in opposite directions. Such was the cacaphony of protest that Boris Johnson's team decided against holding a joint news conference after talks with the Luxembourg prime minister. -
USA Sanders shakes up staff as campaign enters new phase Big rallies are back, and the campaign is trying to diversify its support as it focuses on early states. -
Europe News Rule of law in Hungary deliberated in Brussels For the first time since MEPs launched the Article 7 process against Hungary, ministers from all around the bloc discussed it in Brussels. -
USA Five questions to ask about political polls Not all political polls are created equally so here are five key questions to ask when reading them. -
Tunisia Tunisian election: What you need to know about the two leading candidates Detained media magnate Nabil Karoui and populist academic Kais Saied, two political outsiders, both said on Sunday that they were through to the second round of Tunisia's presidential election. -
Climate Now From Siberia to Switzerland, scorching August leads to more fires, less ice Data from the Copernicus Climate Change Service shows temperatures were 1.2 degrees centigrade above the pre-industrial average. -
France The battle for Paris is latest crack in Macron's party as he prepares his second act Cedric Villani, defied the ruling party and announced his candidacy for the Paris mayorship. A poll puts him neck and neck with Macron's official candidate, Benjamin Griveaux. -
Next Series The scientists who are 'struck' by lightning The technology to stop lightning killing people and causing damage has not advanced much in three centuries. Scientists are working to change that. -
Spain History of the Roma community to be taught in Spanish schools Spain's education minister has announced that the history of the Roma people will be incorporated into schools' curriculums. -
Mexico Watch: Yoga lovers strike a pose on the US-Mexico border Ciudad Juarez yoga enthusiasts held a morning class next to the Rio Bravo on the US-Mexico border, to express a wish for harmony and change negative perceptions of Mexico. -
No Comment Greek island of Zakynthos ravaged by large forest fires 52 fire engines and crews, 171 firefighters in total, as well as nine groups of firemen on foot, two firefighting helicopters and four water-dropping helicopters assisted by 13 water-tanker trucks and digging machinery are battling the blaze. -
Europe News 'I hope men who read us question their behavior' Brussels is the de facto capital of the Comic Book and each year thousands of visitors gather for a festival dedicated to all things cartoon. But its not just for laughs. Fictional characters offer the opportunity to discuss more serious subject matter. We went to find out. -
World News EU's air pollutant emissions decreased 'significantly' in past 28 years: report EU's air pollutant emissions decreased 'significantly' in past 28 years: report -
USA Huge, mysterious 'bubbles' discovered at the heart of the Milky Way The radio-emitting bubbles are near our galaxy's supermassive black hole. -
Taste In Japan, Miso is known as 'food for the soul' Miso is one of the most important ingredients in Japanese cuisine and forms the basis of almost every meal -
China Watch: Toymaker documents Hong Kong protests in miniature With their gas masks and yellow raincoats they look like the average Hong Kong protester – just one-20th the size. The designer has also built miniature road blocks and tear gas canisters. -
Earth News Street Style: We talk sustainability at London Fashion Week We're nearing the end of London Fashion Week so we went out once again to ask people on the street about sustainability. -
USA Here's how Kavanaugh denied the Ramirez allegations under oath 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. -
Iran Iran seizes oil tanker allegedly smuggling diesel fuel to UAE: ISNA Iran's Revolutionary Guards have seized an oil tanker headed for the United Arab Emirates for allegedly smuggling 250,000 litres of diesel fuel, the Iranian Students' News Agency (ISNA) reported on Monday. -
No Comment Drone footage shows bank building imploding in Dallas, Texas The demolition of the old building was captured via drone. -
No Comment South Korea opposition leader shaves head in protest The leader of the Liberty Party, South Korea's main opposition party, Hwang Kyo-ahn shaved his head in Seoul to show dissent over South Korean President Moon Jae-in and Justice Minister Cho Kuk. -
USA Rohingya still in Myanmar face 'threat of genocide' Some 600,000 Rohingya are living in "deplorable" conditions, the U.N. said. -
USA Pelosi gets squeezed on impeachment Analysis: The House speaker has stood up to pressure from all sides this year. Will her strategy hold now that it's mounting quickly? -
The Cube 'I’m not giving up': Belgrade Pride calls for Serbia to address LGBT rights Marching under the slogan 'I’m not giving up’ on LGBT rights, Sunday evening saw thousands take part in Belgrade’s eighth Pride Parade. -
World News This shameful Europe ǀ View Protection? To quote the definition of the Collins dictionary, this is a process “to prevent someone or something from being harmed or damaged”. The use of the word infers that The Other who moves, who asks for hospitality, who seeks a better life, [...] is a threat. -
World Reforesting Ivory Coast through Seedballs On this episode we see a flight simulator built by a Congolese pilot together with some secondary school students from Brazaville. -
USA Hong Kong reopens after weekend of clashes The demonstrations are the latest in nearly four months of sometimes violent protests. -
Europe News 'We are seeing a push back on human rights' LGBTQ and women's rights are particularly targeted in the current proliferation of hate speech and backsliding on human rights in the world. This is acknowledged by the EU Special Representative for Human Rights, appointed in March, that explained his priorities to MEPs. -
Czech Republic Andrej Babis probe: Czech lawyers drop fraud charges against prime minister The Prague state attorney has halted a criminal investigation into whether Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis abused EU subsidies. -
France Gay and single parents in France could soon get the right to IVF in their own country Currently assisted reproduction techniques are available only to straight couples with fertility problems who are married or have lived together for at least two years. -
My Europe Series European rebrand, political thrillers and Brexit plans In this edition of State of the Union: a new look Commission ruffled feathers in the Bubble, Europe and Britain make plans for No Deal and we look at political literature for your Autumn reading lists. -
Business Saudi oil attack: 'Looking like' Iran is responsible, says Trump US 'locked and loaded' as oil prices surge after Saudi oil attack -
USA Viral video shows Florida students hugging Hurricane Dorian survivor "He thought Dorian was a monster," the 3-year-old-boy's mother said.