26 September 2019 | Euronews
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USA New York Times criticized for article with details about whistleblower "It is absolutely horrifying that the New York Times thought this would serve the public interest," said one former deputy chief of staff to a CIA director. -
USA Path toward impeachment takes shape with primary focus on Ukraine revelations House Intelligence Committee will work through recess on whistleblower complaint as Ukraine becomes focus for impeachment. -
USA Trump impeachment inquiry could be pivotal in Warren-Biden primary fight Analysis: The former vice president's name has been at the center of the Ukraine issue. -
USA Trump impeachment inquiry could be pivotal in Warren-Biden primary fight Analysis: The former vice president's name has been at the center of the Ukraine issue. -
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USA NASA captures black hole destroying a star the size of the Sun The event took place 375 million light years from Earth. -
The Cube Tributes paid on social media to Jacques Chirac | #TheCube Emmanuel Macron tweeted that the former President and Prime Minister of France "resembled us and brought us together". -
USA Iran denies it staged attack on Saudi oil sites, demands proof Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said his country had "nothing to do with" the attack during a Thursday press conference in New York. -
USA 'For the rest of my life, Jamal's murder will be an agony,' says Khashoggi's fiancée "It took me a long time to enter into mourning," said Hatice Cengiz. "After a long delay, I experienced this huge shock wave." -
Earth News Patagonia opens environmental activism cafe to connect Londoners The outdoor brand has launched a cafe in line with its 'Action Works' initiative to bring together like-minded individuals on the theme of climate change. -
France Jacques Chirac: A man of memorable words He marked French politics with his snappy comments. Former French President Jacques Chirac who died on Thursday at age 86 will be remembered for his famous punchlines. -
No Comment World's best creators show constructions in home of the Lego brick Fifteen of the world's most talented Lego builders have been invited to the home of the Lego brick - the Lego House in Billund in Denmark - to exhibit their creations. -
France Sandra Muller: French government advisor on gender violence is 'optimistic' despite court ruling A Paris court ordered Sandra Muller to pay €15,000 in damages to a TV executive Eric Brion who she had accused of making sexually lewd remarks at a party. -
No Comment Swarm of bees creates a buzz in an Adelaide car park Luckily an apiarist was on hand to deal with the problem. -
USA Trump-Zelenskiy call may be a scandal in U.S. In Ukraine, not so much. "Zelenskiy is an inexperienced politician, but obviously a good psychologist. He figured out Mr. Trump's profile and his absolute egocentrism." -
No Comment Russian trawler carrying 200,000 litres of diesel bursts into flames in a Norwegian port The authorities evacuated the harbour in case the ship exploded. -
No Comment Meet 'Urban', a baby Emperor penguin born in a Belgian zoo The species is extremely rare with less than 60,000 remaining in the wild. -
USA Hunter Biden 'did not violate anything,' former Ukrainian prosecutor says President Donald Trump is facing allegations that he tried to pressure the Ukrainian government to investigate the former vice president's son. -
World News Watch: Rouhani accuses Europe of 'lacking willingness' to keep Iran nuclear deal going Iranian President Rouhani has slammed Europe for showing an "inability or lack of willingness" to keep the Iran nuclear deal going, putting "all the costs and burden on the shoulders of Iran". -
World Raw Politics in full: Climate Disconnect Tesa Arcilla is joined by politicians and journalists to discuss the major political issues that are defining and dividing Europe today. -
USA Cannabis research pioneer hopes latest discovery is not overlooked — again Decades after Raphael Mechoulam linked CBD with treating epilepsy, his latest finding may help develop new drugs for psoriasis, arthritis and anxiety. -
Earth News LVMH billionaire dismisses Greta Thunberg’s pessimism as “demoralising” The luxury fashion CEO backs the sustainable efforts of the fashion industry, criticising Greta Thunberg's speech at the United Nations on Wednesday. -
USA Pelosi, on handling of whistleblower complaint: 'This is a cover-up' "Our focus is on this allegation," the House speaker said Thursday at her first press conference since announcing a formal impeachment inquiry earlier this week. -
USA 10 things to know in the whistleblower complaint about Trump and Ukraine The nine-page document was made public on Thursday. -
USA 10 things to know in the whistleblower complaint about Trump and Ukraine The nine-page document was made public on Thursday. -
Economy Economic disillusionment feeds nationalism, says economist Thomas Piketty Six years ago, his book "Capital in the 21st Century" sold 2.5 million copies after being translated into 40 languages. Arguably the most famous French economist in the world, Thomas Piketty is back with a controversial new book "Capital and Ideology". -
No Comment Large fire breaks out at chemical factory in French city of Rouen A large fire broke out in the early hours of Thursday at a French factory in the northern port city of Rouen, local authorities said. -
The Cube Netanyahu tasked with forming next Israeli government amid political deadlock | #TheCube If Netanyahu fails to form a government, Israel is set on a path for its third election with its government in a deep-seated deadlock. -
Europe News The Brief: EU Parliament rejects two candidates The EU Parliament has already voted against two of von der Leyen's nominees. -
USA Sinclair CEO says he's pivoted to local news and sports to avoid streaming services 'sea of blood' The upcoming war among streaming services is going to mean "losses for many years to come for many of those companies who are going to be engaged in a major share battle." -
Europe News Romania and Hungary will nominate new picks for European Commission Both nation's choices were rejected by MEPs. -
World News It’s time to end the guilt-tripping. Europe’s values do need protecting ǀ View ‘This Shameful Europe’ by the editor of Mediapart, Edwy Plenel [...] is a crisp representation of how a one-sided view of the EU was imposed over the last 30 years; how it failed the expectations of citizens from most walks of life and led to the growth of support to the Far-Right parties. -
United Kingdom Social media manipulation campaigns now target users with video content: report "Images are often more powerful than words with more potential to go viral," said Samantha Bradshaw, one of the report's author's -
USA Trump says 'our country is at stake' as whistleblower account is made public From Trump Tower, where he was staying for the United Nations General Assembly, the president sent out three dozen tweets and retweets in his defense over a two-hour period Thursday morning. -
Switzerland Geneva to turn off its lights tonight so locals can gaze at the stars Greater Geneva will turn off its public lights for a night to bring awareness to the effects of light pollution. -
Austria Austria elections: Will far-right return to power despite video scandal? Former conservative chancellor Sebastian Kurz is cruising to victory but it is not clear which coalition partners he will pick — the far-right party FPO or a so-called 'Jamaica' alliance with the Greens and Liberals? -
United Kingdom Cocktails and dreams: Industry innovations go on show in Glasgow The future involves drinks imprinted with selfies and recipes based on the brain's individual response to smells. Bartenders also used machines such as centrifuges and rotavaps to extract flavours. -
USA Watch: Babe Ruth's uniform and Magic Johnson's boots up for auction Movie fans can also bid on a baseball signed by both Joe DiMaggio and his wife, Marilyn Monroe. -
USA Acting director of national intelligence faces Congress on Trump-Ukraine whistleblower complaint The whistleblower says he lodged the complaint because he believed Trump was "using the power of his office to solicit interference from a foreign country" in the 2020 election. -
USA Watch back: Top US intelligence chief quizzed by lawmakers on Trump whistleblower complaint Joseph Maguire, the acting U.S. Director of National Intelligence, testifies to the House Intelligence Committee on a whistleblower's memorandum regarding a telephone conversation between U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy. -
USA House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says Donald Trump tried to cover up Ukraine call House Speaker says that an impeachment inquiry will focus narrowly on the call to Ukraine's president. -
USA Read the full text of the whistleblower complaint The complaint, which the administration initially withheld from Congress, was declassified with minimal redactions. -
USA Election meddling is at the heart of Trump's call with Ukraine's president 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. -
United Kingdom Court rules transgender man who gave birth cannot be registered as father Freddy McConnell, a transgender man, wanted to be recognised as the father of his son, who was born last year, on the official birth certificate but was told he would have to be registered as the mother. -
USA Whistleblower complaint reveals witnesses, concern over handling of Trump Ukraine call The director of National Intelligence is set to testify in an open hearing before Congress on Thursday. -
Spain New left-wing party in Spain hopes to unite leftist bloc after failure to form government The new left-wing party was created by Inigo Errejon, the co-founder of Podemos, which he left in January after a disagreement with leader Pablo Iglesias. -
USA Boris Johnson condemned as lawmakers receive Brexit death threats "On both sides passions were inflamed, angry words were uttered, the culture was toxic," the speaker of the House of Commons said. -
Turkey Istanbul earthquake: 5.7 magnitude tremor rocks Turkish metropolis The epicentre of the quake was around 70km west of Istanbul in the Marmara Sea, south of the town of Silivri. -
Cinema El Gouna Film Festival: How can you get your film seen around the world? Getting people to actually see your film, is one of the most difficult and constant challenges independent filmmakers face once they have created their work. Distribution specialists gathered on Tuesday to discuss the topic at the El Gouna Film Festival. -
Europe News Ibiza-gate: The story behind Austria's political hurricane Ibiza-gate - Austria's political hurricane. Inside the country's move to early elections -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson slammed over ‘inflammatory’ language in vitriolic parliamentary clash Amid rancorous scenes in parliament, the UK prime minister insisted the best way to heal divisions was to "get Brexit done". -
No Comment Drone images show damage one year after Indonesia earthquake, tsunami Aerial footage filmed this month and released by the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reveals the severe damage that still remains nearly one year after the devastating earthquake, tsunami and liquefaction disasters that hit Sulawesi, Indonesia -
USA Watch: Metropolitan Museum of Art's stolen gilded coffin returned to Egypt from New York The coffin of the priest Nedjemankh was made in Egypt between approximately 150 and 50 BC. Antiquities theft has flourished in Egypt since its 2011 uprising. -
USA Ex-French President Chirac, who stood up to U.S., dies at 86 The former president died on Thursday "peacefully, among his loved ones," his family said. -
France Jacques Chirac: Tributes pour in for former French president 'He carried a love for France all his life,' said Emmanuel Macron. -
Europe News The Brief: Human rights organisation puts pressure on EU Amnesty International accuses the EU of practicing double standards when it comes to the countries they are publicly critical of. -
USA BBC Presenter broke rules by criticizing Trump comments The decision has prompted an outpouring of support for the presenter online. -
World Polish government criticised for opening first new coal mine in 25 years Environmentalists argue the policy flies in the face of European Union targets for all member states to be carbon neutral by 2050. -
United Kingdom MPs vote not to adjourn for the Conservative Party conference The UK parliament will not break next week. -
USA Kurt Volker, Trump's part-time Ukraine envoy, played role in Giuliani outreach The special envoy served as the facilitator for Giuliani's talks with Ukrainian officials. -
Austria Couple in Austria shocked to receive 25,000 ecstasy tablets in the post The couple were expecting a package containing some clothes, but got a bit of a surprise when they saw tens of thousands of pills. -
USA Hong Kong leader holds community talks in attempt to end crisis "Deep wounds have been opened in our society. These will take time to heal," Carrie Lam said in an opinion piece in the New York Times. -
World News EU still awaits 'legal and operational' Brexit ideas from UK, says bloc's negotiator Barnier "We are still ready to work on any new legal and operational proposal from the UK," Barnier told reporters on arriving for talks with European lawmakers on the latest developments on Brexit. "We are still waiting for this." -
World Calais carries out drills to prepare for Brexit disruption Calais is prepared for whatever logistical shocks Brexit throws at the port, say officials. -
USA Woman behind French #MeToo movement is fined for defamation French journalist Sandra Muller said she fears the message of the court decision is "be quiet." -
France Black smoke unleashed by fire at French chemicals factory 'not toxic' A large fire at a French chemicals factory in the northern city of Rouen has been completely extinguished, local authorities said, adding that there were no reported deaths at this stage. -
USA Dead student went unnoticed for months in university housing The man's body was discovered at the University of Canterbury after other students noticed an odor coming from his room. -
Earth News Everything you need to know about the Global Climate Strike The Euronews Living team ditched our desks last Friday to take part in the global climate strike. -
France Court orders French #MeToo founder to pay damages for defamation A Paris court ordered Sandra Muller to pay €15,000 in damages to a TV executive Eric Brion who she had accused of making sexually lewd remarks at a party. -
USA Federal judge holds off on deciding if "The Godfather" film scene can be played at Roger Stone trial Stone's defense team has argued it would be prejudicial to show the scene because it would liken their client to the mafia. -
USA Trump orders visa ban for family members of Iranian officials Families of those held in Iran have accused Tehran of "hostage taking" and demanded governments take concerted action. -
USA Trump allies voice concerns about Rudy Giuliani's involvement in Ukraine Giuliani's role as the president's personal attorney and his claims that the State Department asked him to contact Ukrainian officials have Trump allies concerned. -
USA Majority of House members now back some type of impeachment action against Trump Democrats reached the milestone following claims Trump might have withheld aid to Ukraine to pressure officials there to investigate Joe Biden and his son. -
USA Trump promotes conspiracy theory: Clinton's deleted emails are in Ukraine Trump, according to the text of his call with the country's president in July, asked for a "favor" involving cybersecurity company CrowdStrike and "a server." -
USA Democrats view 'deeply disturbing' whistleblower complaint about Trump "I think it's a travesty that this complaint was withheld as long as it was because it was an urgent matter and it is an urgent matter," Schiff said.