1 October 2019 | Euronews
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USA Former Ukraine envoy Volker to testify in impeachment inquiry on Thursday Volker will be deposed before members of the House Intel, Foreign Affairs and Oversight Committees. -
France Watch: Glacier in danger of collapse over Italian town A huge section of Planpincieux glacier is threatening to break off the mountain. -
USA Judge presses DOJ to make a decision on Andrew McCabe charges Judge Reggie Walton said he'd release documents in McCabe's case by Nov. 15th if the DOJ hasn't decided by then whether or not to charge him. -
USA Feds say Michael Flynn is pushing conspiracy theories in bid to hinder case After pleading guilty in the Russia probe, Flynn has accused prosecutors of suppressing exculpatory evidence and alleged he was targeted for political reasons. -
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USA Judge rules in favor of Harvard University in affirmative action case The judge said in her decision that Harvard's admissions process is "not perfect" but passes constitutional muster and there is "no evidence of any racial animus whatsoever." -
USA At the heart of impeachment, a potential dagger for Trump's re-election Analysis: The 'America First' president is accused of putting America second. The existential risk for him — beyond impeachment — is that voters might agree. -
USA Giuliani turns on 'honest' Ukrainian prosecutor who says Bidens did nothing illegal Rudy Giuliani had nothing but praise for Ukrainian prosecutor Yuriy Lutsenko — until he didn't. -
USA Former GOP Rep. Chris Collins pleads guilty to insider trading charges Prosecutors alleged that Collins, who served on the board of a pharmaceutical company, passed along the undisclosed results of a drug trial to his son "to make timely trades" to avoid over $700,000 in losses. -
United Kingdom Meghan Markle sues British tabloid as Prince Harry warns of 'powerful forces' 'I lost my mother and now I watch my wife falling victim to the same powerful forces,' Harry says. -
USA Aliens may have bugged space rocks to spy on Earth, scientist says A new proposal suggests scouring so-called co-orbitals for advanced alien technology used to eavesdrop on our planet. -
Earth News Would you go to university to become a social media influencer? The course promises instafamous influencers as guest speakers will give its students the edge. -
USA Warren on leaked Zuckerberg audio: '#BreakUpBigTech' Zuckerberg told employees that if a President Warren threatened to break up Facebook, "you go to the mat and you fight." Warren responded, "It's time to #BreakUpBigTech." -
No Comment Hong Kong police break up protests in day of violence Tens of thousands of people joined anti-government demonstrations as China marked 70 years of Communist rule. -
USA Chuck Grassley defends Ukraine whistleblower, breaking with GOP and Trump The statement by the powerful Iowa senator did not mention Trump's attacks on the whistleblower. -
World News What's it like to be non-binary in Europe? Euronews spoke to citizens from across the continent While Sam Smith brought the issues facing non-binary people to the fore in the UK, what experiences do other non-binary people face across Europe? Euronews spoke to three people from different countries to find out. -
USA Trump admin delays funds for human-trafficking victims that would help non-citizens Program funds went into limbo 5 days after the funding announcement was updated to "allow recipients [of the funds] to serve non-citizens," -
No Comment Toilet paper dress contest winner wipes floor with competition The stunning looks toilet paper wedding dress 2019 -
France Euronews answers: The Council of Europe turns 70, but what does it do? Not to be confused with the European Council or the Council of the European Union, the Council of Europe's role is to uphold human rights and the rule of law on the continent. -
No Comment French activists stage stunt at Saudi consulate over Khashoggi killing Two-dozen Reporters Without Borders (RSF) activists dropped dismembered mannequins outside the Saudi Arabian consulate in France. It was to mark a year since the killing of US-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the Saudi consulate in Turkey on October 2, 2018. -
Germany Oktoberfest: Five things not to miss at world's largest beer festival Oktoberfest: five things not to be missed at world's largest beer festival -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson's disposable coffee cup whisked away as aide tries to protect his green credentials Sending the right message is important in politics, but an irritated aide to Boris Johnson may have taken it too far by snatching a coffee out of his hand in front of television cameras. -
Italy Pompeo given parmesan in stunt over US tariffs at press conference in Italy 'Give it to Trump,' the woman said. -
Spain Watch again: Catalans march on anniversary of independence referendum Spain’s acting prime minister warned demonstrators 'not to play with fire'. -
No Comment China celebrates 70 years of communist rule China put on a show to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party's rule. -
Russia Russia alcohol consumption drops, boosting life expectancy — WHO report A new report from the World Health Organisation has found a correlation between decreasing alcohol consumption in Russia and lengthier life expectancies. -
No Comment Watch: Footage of first giant panda cubs to be born at Berlin Zoo Footage has been released of the first giant panda cubs to be born at Berlin Zoo. -
USA Watch: Footage shows octopus changing colour in her sleep Do octopuses dream? This is the question marine biologists are asking after watching this one sleep. They believe her colour changes could indicate what's happening in her dreams. -
USA Trolls for hire: Russia's disinformation firms offer propaganda with a professional touch Firms charged varying prices for services, such as $8 for a social media post, $100 per 10 comments made on an article or post and $65 for contacting a media source. -
Italy Watch: First section of new replacement Genoa bridge is installed The first section of a new bridge in Genoa was installed on Tuesday to replace a viaduct that collapsed last year, killing 43 people. -
Spain Spain’s assault on the European Parliament’s integrity sets a dangerous precedent ǀ View The Committee on Legal Affairs of the European Parliament decided on 3 September to submit observations to the European Court of Justice on the case of the jailed MEP from Catalonia, Oriol Junqueras. [...] The importance of the Court’s decision cannot be underestimated. -
World Raw Politics in full: Pomp & Protests Tesa Arcilla is joined by politicians and journalists to discuss the major political issues that are defining and dividing Europe today. -
Earth News Youtube prankster crashes Chanel Catwalk at Paris Fashion Week The intruder ran onto the runway in the middle of the catwalk show, gatecrashing the Chanel finale. -
USA Taiwan Arch bridge falls in Taiwan bay, divers search for victims The 460-foot-long bridge collapsed about 9:30 a.m. in Nanfangao, a tiny but often-crowded Pacific coast fishing village. -
USA Bernie Sanders raises more than $25 million in the third quarter, his campaign says South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg's campaign announced he raised more than $19 million in the third quarter. -
Netherlands Dutch farmers demanding more respect cause 'busiest rush hour ever' in the Netherlands Dutch farmers taking part in a protest that involves driving their tractors to The Hague resulted in the "busiest rush hour ever" in the Netherlands. -
USA There is still hope for the future. The “American Dream” remains a beautiful ideal ǀ View For me, the “Great American Dream” is not some ugly tortured vision of broken promises, facades and unfulfilled dreaming, but something that glitters at the heart of what it is to be American: hopeful, ambitious and a dreamer. -
Europe News Gender equality in the new commission Gender parity in Team Ursula and a dedicated portfolio for Equality are seen as moves to strengthen the position of women in the EU, but will it be enough? -
USA Ukrainian story broadens into Trump's State and Justice departments 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 Brussels says it has 'not received any' workable Irish border proposals from UK Brussels declined to comment on leaked plans for customs clearance sites on either side of the Irish border after Brexit. -
USA One dead, 10 injured after 'violent attack' at vocational college in Finland Finish prime minister Antti Rinne called the violence "shocking and completely unacceptable." -
China Watch: Celebrations mark 70th anniversary of China as protests in Hong Kong escalate The People's Republic of China celebrated its 70th anniversary on October 1. Mao Zedong proclaimed the founding of the country in 1949 after a communist victory in the civil war. -
Portugal Hurricane Lorenzo: Storm 'possibly strongest in 20 years' rips through Azores A hurricane with winds of up to 100 mph has reached the Azores and is expected to cause life-threatening surf and rip-current conditions. -
USA North Korea says U.S. nuclear talks set to resume The two sides haven't met since talks abruptly collapsed in February. -
USA 'Feeling of injustice': Trump's Ukraine call runs counter to years of U.S. policy "This is exactly what we tried to change in Ukraine for the last five years," one activist said of the president's actions. -
Finland Finland sword attack: One dead after student attacks classmates in Kuopio A sword-wielding attacker has killed one person and injured nine others after bursting into a classroom at a vocational high school in Finland. -
Russia The Global Energy Prize award ceremony live from Moscow The Global Energy Prize honoured outstanding achievements in energy research and technology from around the world, which are helping address the energy challenges we are facing. -
USA Ukraine's comedian-turned-president meets Hollywood royalty, Tom Cruise "The President of Ukraine, for his part, told the guest about his own experience in cinema," his office said. -
The Cube Greece to deport thousands of migrants after deadly camp fire | #TheCube At least one person was killed on Sunday when a blaze which broke out on Lesbos island, prompting fresh calls for government action. -
Qatar IAAF restrict use of 'creepy' cameras after complaints from female athletes The IAAF has installed cameras into starting blocks to capture the moments leading up to the starting pistol, but athletes say such an angle is "unpleasant". -
World Angry protests at 'power keg' migrant camp over deadly fire Tensions are high after the blaze at the vast and overcrowded Moira camp, on the Greek island of Lesbos. -
World Apprehension on Irish border over potential return to violence in No-Deal scenario Concerns are mounting on the island of Ireland that if a No-Deal Brexit happens, dissident Irish republicans may return to terrorism if customs check points are reintroduced. -
China Hong Kong police shoot young protester at close range As China celebrated the 70th anniversary since becoming a communist state, protesters in Hong Kong marched in the streets. -
USA Ex-Yahoo engineer pleads guilty to hacking thousands of accounts The man used his work access to search Yahoo accounts for private materials before branching out to Facebook, Gmail and other accounts, prosecutors said. -
USA Pompeo was on Trump-Ukraine call at center of impeachment inquiry Pompeo had previously dodged questions about the July call. -
China China's National Day was meant to be a big bash. But Hong Kong looks set to spoil party. "The Communist Party of China does not forget and does not forgive, so don't spoil their 70th anniversary," one expert said. -
USA Fact check: Were the whistleblower rules changed before Ukraine complaint? "The law was not changed. What happened was a form was changed. A form cannot change the law," one attorney told NBC News.