23 September 2019 | Euronews
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Malta Five EU interior ministers agree on draft migration deal Five EU interior ministers agreed on a draft migration proposal that will be discussed by all 28 interior ministers on October 8. -
USA Trump admin broke law with visa delays for Afghans, Iraqis who worked for U.S., says judge Calling the government's arguments "untenable," the court ordered the Trump admin to produce a plan in 30 days on how to fix the visa application problem. -
USA Greta Thunberg and other youth activists file complaint with UN over climate crisis Sixteen children, including Swedish youth activist Greta Thunberg, announced on the same day as the UN's climate summit that they had filed a complaint with the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child against five countries: Argentina, Brazil, France, Germany, and Turkey. -
USA 'The dam could break' on impeachment this week Analysis: Democrats had been holding back as they ready a slew of charges against President Donald Trump. The Ukraine affair may force them forward. -
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United Kingdom Boris Johnson calls for new Iran nuclear deal, says Trump is 'one guy' to get it done In an interview with "NBC Nightly News" anchor Lester Holt, the Conservative prime minister praised President Donald Trump's negotiating skills. -
USA 3D-printed heart tissue could ease organ donor shortage There are more than 120,000 people in the United States waiting for donor organs to become available. -
Tanzania Man drowns proposing to his girlfriend during idyllic getaway "We never got to embrace and celebrate the beginning of the rest of our lives together, as the best day of our lives turned into the worst, in the cruellest twist of fate imaginable," Kenesha Antoine wrote on Facebook following the death of her boyfriend. -
USA Tech startups in Vietnam emerge as beneficiaries of U.S.-China trade war A long period of peace and stability and a vibrant capitalist culture have helped the country's economy flourish. -
USA DNC raises qualification threshold for November debate The jump is smaller than the step-up between the summer and early fall debates. -
Taste Is Konjac the future of health food? Konjac has been grown in Japan for centuries. Historically, the plant was appreciated for its healing qualities. It is now cooked in many forms and popular among westerners keen to keep an eye on their physique and health. -
Next Series Are videogames the future of Parkinson's disease treatment? In our latest episode of Futuris, we see if apps and video games help in the treatment and early diagnosis of Parkinson's Disease? In Northern Greece, one patients´ association has teamed up with researchers to find out. -
USA UN Climate Summit: Greta Thunberg’s emotional remarks over climate crisis Swedish youth climate activist Greta Thunberg told world leaders: "you have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words." -
No Comment West Bank: Palestinians clash with Israeli security forces Palestinians supporting prisoners on hunger strike in Israeli prisons clashed with Israeli security forces on Monday in the West Bank city of Ramallah -
Syria Exclusive: THE CAMPS AND THE CALIPHATE - what is left of ISIS Overflowing latrines, sewages trickling into tents, acute malnutrition and diarrhoea are just some of the issues the nearly 75,000 people held in the al-Hol detention camp in northeastern Syria face every day. More that 11,000 foreign nationals suspected of links to IS fighters are held there. -
Climate Now Faced with increasing heat waves frequency, European cities need to adapt Scientists warn about heatwaves becoming the norm and start developing tools to help urban areas to adapt. -
Cinema Change in narrative: how can film play a part in refugee crises? Humanitarians and Arab filmmakers gathered during the 3rd edition of El Gouna Film Festival in Egypt to discuss the cinema industry’s role in refugee crises across the globe. -
Russia Doping scandal: WADA investigates whether Russia tampered with data The World Anti-Doping Agency has opened compliance proceedings against the Russian Anti-Doping Agency. -
No Comment Meghan and Harry show off their dance moves on South African tour Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan were seen dancing with a group of performers in Nyanga Township as they kicked off their Africa tour on Monday (September 23) -
USA Impeachment pressure escalates as Democrats demand release of whistleblower's Trump complaint House speaker Nancy Pelosi hinted Sunday that Democrats might expedite their investigation, writing in a letter to the caucus that they may be entering "a whole new stage." -
Germany EU negotiator Michel Barnier says UK's Brexit stance is 'unacceptable' EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said talks with the UK were in a "very sensitive and difficult phase" as he criticised the UK government's position. -
Serbia Away from the media’s gaze, Ana Brnabić is failing to advocate for LGBT equality in Serbia ǀ View A picture of the Serbian PM and her Luxembourg counterpart went viral earlier this month. [...] On the surface, the picture should be praised, but digging a little deeper into the LGBT policies of each country, it is little wonder that not all LGBT Serbs are getting out the bunting for Ana Brnabić. -
USA Giuliani says he can't be '100 percent' sure Trump didn't threaten to cut off aid to Ukraine "Well, I can't tell you if it's 100 percent," Giuliani told Fox Business on Monday. -
Earth News Is vegetarianism worth it? With studies showing cheese is as bad as meat for the environment, what’s new in the vegan scene? -
No Comment Emmys 2019: Game of Thrones win big on purple carpet Before saying goodbye to Westeros, the cast of 'Game of Thrones' posed on the purple carpet of Sunday's (22 SEPT. 2019) Emmy Awards -
No Comment Spectacular rehearsal for China's National Day Celebrations The third joint rehearsal for the upcoming National Day celebrations concluded early Monday morning in Beijing, eight days ahead of the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China (PRC), which falls on Oct. 1 -
United Kingdom Thomas Cook: Why did the world's oldest travel firm go bust? After 178 years in business, Thomas Cook, the world's oldest travel company, has gone bust. It's just the latest in a long line of European carriers to have close up shop over the past two years. -
USA Watch back: UN hosts climate change summit In light of an ongoing climate crisis, the United Nations hosted world leaders and civil society to talk about "reducing emissions and protecting people against increasing impacts of climate change". -
Earth News 'The oceans are rising and so are we': Global Climate Strike London Take a look at some poignant images from Friday's Global Climate Strike in London. -
USA Rats, roaches, mold: Under USDA's watch, some rural public housing is falling apart Decades of underinvestment and limited oversight could jeopardize housing for poor rural families, an investigation found. -
USA How well are EU countries doing at meeting their UN climate goals? Not that well, since you ask. -
USA Trump, Biden and Warren all face different obstacles for 2020 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. -
Syria Exclusive: Euronews speaks to European children of IS being held in Syrian camps "When I see them, it’s so painful. It’s normal for them…They don’t know there is better than this," a Dutch mother-of-two detained in a Syrian camp told Euronews' Anelise Borges. -
South Africa Watch: Disabled artist dances with the stars in South Africa Musa Motha's leg was amputated when he was 11-years-old, after being diagnosed with cancer. Now he is a lead dancer in 'Cion: Requiem of Ravel's Bolero.' -
Syria 'We must take responsibility': Parents of Europe's IS fighters in struggle to repatriate loved ones The parents of a French man who ran away to Syria to join Islamic State have talked about their struggle to find out what happened to their son. -
No Comment Police fire pepper spray in latest unrest in Hong Kong Hong Kong police used pepper spray to disperse protesters on Sunday (September 22) as the Chinese-ruled city once again plunged into chaos over the weekend -
The Cube Thomas Cook employees take to social media following liquidation | #TheCube "I just feel sorry for those that lost their job - they're the ones suffering." Thomas Cook customers speak to The Cube as some 20,000 workers face unemployment. -
France Mediator: Landmark trial opens in France over antidiabetic pill Servier Laboratories, the National Agency for the Safety of Medicines (ANSM) and 21 other defendants will face 2,684 plaintiffs. They allege that Mediator, marketed as an antidiabetic drug, has cost the lives of hundreds of patients. -
Netherlands Netherlands' sea defence gets €547m makeover to weather climate change The Afsluitdijk – one of the Netherlands' key sea defences – has been taking a battering for 87 years. -
Earth News 3 simple changes you can make at work for a more eco-friendly office Adjusting your work space is one way you can make a big difference to the environment. These three adjustments will show you how. -
France Europe’s problem with jihad: The foreign fighters who tore families apart Europe’s problem with jihad, and the shocking aftermath of the mass recruitment of European’s to ISIS, is far from solved. -
Afghanistan At least 35 people at wedding party killed during Afghan army raid - officials At least 35 people at wedding party killed during Afghan army raid - officials -
USA From climate change to Brexit: Five things to look out for at the UN General Assembly From the climate crisis to the Brexit impasse, including rising tensions in the Middle East, Euronews takes a look at the key issues that will dominate the agenda at the multilateral summit. -
USA 2020 campaigns get Trump administration help on cybersecurity, counterintelligence U.S. security agencies are working closely with the presidential campaigns to safeguard against foreign attacks on the 2020 election. -
Greece Greek economy shows signs of recovery but banks are reluctant to invest Greece's international creditors are visiting the Greek capital for their fourth enhanced surveillance evaluation. -
United Kingdom Bomb squad called in at Manchester Airport as station evacuated A man has been detained at the scene, police said. -
USA Texas Republicans bolster third party candidates as prospect of tight 2020 races loom "The reality is that allowing the Greens on the ballot helps Republicans, and so there's good reason to be cynical about this," one expert said. -
USA Tropical storms inch toward Puerto Rico, Bermuda The U.S. National Hurricane Center said Karen was expected to pass near or over Puerto Rico and the U.S. and British Virgin Islands on Tuesday. -
USA 'Off the charts': White House turnover is breaking records 'I think we have tremendous stability,' Trump told reporters last week -
Syria Exclusive: 'France doesn't want us' — Europeans who joined ISIS face Iraqi justice French women who fled the so-called caliphate tell Euronews: 'I would never have come.' -
Europe News Climate summit: 'Adults must start acting likes adults' Activists took advantage of Car-free Sunday to appeal to the incoming Commission to boost their green goals. -
United Kingdom Could MPs be recalled if UK Supreme Court rules parliament's suspension was illegal? Britain's Supreme Court is due to rule on Boris Johnson's suspension of parliament on Tuesday. -
United Kingdom Thomas Cook: UK to fly 135,300 people back after after firm's collapse British travel firm Thomas Cook collapsed on Monday, stranding 600,000 holidaymakers around the globe and sparking the largest peacetime repatriation effort in UK's history. -
USA Did you miss the Emmy Awards? Here's a look at the best moments. The host-free ceremony largely avoided topical gags, focusing on what one presenter called the 'platinum age' of TV. Here's a look at five key moments. -
World News British travel firm Thomas Cook collapses, stranding hundreds of thousands The closing of one of Britain's oldest companies has sparked the largest peacetime repatriation effort in the nation's history.