5 October 2019 | Euronews
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USA Six elephants die at waterfall in attempt to save calf that fell "We understand that the elephants were trying to cross over to the other side of the river," a local official said. -
USA Trump attacks 'pompous' Mitt Romney after senator's rebuke "He is a fool who is playing right into the hands of the Do Nothing Democrats," Trump said of the Republican senator. -
Vatican Pope Francis adds 13 like-minded cardinals to Catholic hierarchy Pope Francis adds 13 like-minded cardinals to Catholic hierarchy -
Iraq Iraq protests: Five killed as security forces shoot anti-government demonstrators Police and medical reports suggest the number of people killed in recent days during protests against corruption and unemployment is at least 81. -
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USA Bernie Sanders to go home Saturday as he recovers from heart attack The 78-year-old senator was hospitalized Tuesday in Nevada after experiencing chest pains. -
United Kingdom Outcry as US diplomat's spouse leaves Britain after fatal crash Harry Dunn, 19, died when his motorcycle collided with a Volvo traveling in the wrong direction. A US diplomatic's spouse was questioned over the crash. -
Switzerland Part of Leo Tolstoy's 'War & Peace' leaves Russia for first time It's widely regarded as one of the finest novels ever written on humankind’s conflicting desires to fight and live together. -
World News Pompeo condemns Turkey over 'unacceptable' gas drilling in Cypriot waters Pompeo condemns Turkey over drilling in Cypriot waters -
India Watch: How should education be adapted to equip tomorrow’s workforce? Fundamental change is needed to help children learn the skills needed to meet transformations in the way we work, a panel moderated by Euronews has heard. -
Portugal Portugal parliamentary election 2019: Who are the main parties? Portugal is holding its general election on October 6, with more than 20 political forces in the running. But who's who? -
No Comment China launches satellite that can photograph every metre of ground China has successfully launched an observation satellite from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center -
No Comment New Zealand marks 250th anniversary of Cook's landing with Māori ceremony New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern attended commemorations ahead of the anniversary of the landing of British explorer James Cook 250 years ago. -
Sweden North Korea and US resume nuclear talks... in conference centre on outskirts of Stockholm An isolated conference centre on the outskirts of Stockholm was the setting on Saturday for the US and North Korea to resume nuclear talks. -
France Paris police killer followed radical vision of Islam before attack, says anti-terror prosecutor In the weeks leading up to the attack, he had adopted an increasingly radicalised behaviour, the prosecutor said, justifying the terror attacks on Charlie Hebdo newspaper that left 12 dead in Paris in 2015, trading his clothes for traditional religious ones and stopping to have contact with women. -
Poland Poland to join U.S. visa waiver program after decades-long campaign Poland's long-awaited entry into the United States visa waiver scheme was hailed by the Polish embassy as "the news we’ve all been waiting for." -
China Many of Hong Kong's pro-democracy protesters defy face ban After a night of unrest, protesters return to the city's streets, this time peacefully. -
United Kingdom New UK proposals 'do not provide a basis' for Brexit deal, says EU "Member States agreed that the UK proposals do not provide a basis for concluding an agreement." -
France France's vineyards grapple with grape thieves at harvest time In the heart of Burgundy's most prestigious vineyards, security forces patrol day and night during harvest time to deter grape thieves. -
Kosovo Kosovo: What you need to know about the country's snap elections Themes dominating the poll are rampant corruption, widespread unemployment and sour relations with neighbouring Serbia that it must try to rectify if it wants to pave the way to EU membership. -
USA 'Money and Power': Fearing an undercount, states and cities pour millions into 2020 census The Census Bureau has given assurances that it is "on track, on budget and on time." But critics don't buy it. -
No Comment Mexicans sing to pay respects to beloved crooner Jose Jose People gathered in Mexico City to pay tribute to their beloved native crooner Jose Jose in the best way they knew how — by singing along to his ballads. -
Iraq The death toll has surged to 73 in Iraq's week-long protests over poverty and government corruption The Iraqi High Commission For Human Rights revealed that the death toll increased to 73 and 3,000 more people have been injured since Tuesday when protests began. -
USA Clinton kept his party with him to stop impeachment. Trump's approach is different. Analysis: The 42nd president showed contrition. The current Oval Office occupant rarely does. -
USA Rockets owner distances team from GM's support for Hong Kong protests Tilman Fertitta was responding to a now-deleted post by Morey which contained an image that read: "Fight For Freedom. Stand With Hong Kong." -
USA 'A very dark day': Hong Kong settles into uneasy calm after night of violence In a televised address, Chief Executive Carrie Lam defended Friday's move to invoke emergency powers in an effort to quell the growing unrest. -
No Comment Pope Francis set for synod on challenges facing the Amazon He has summoned bishops, laypeople and indigenous groups to join him in discussing the environmental and sacramental challenges facing the region. -
World Portugal elections: is it the end of the 'contraption' left-wing coalition? While incoming centre-left Prime Minister Antonio Costa is poised to win re-election, it is not clear if he will get an absolute majority in parliament. Costa's party is currently ruling with support from two far-left, eurosceptic parties, a coalition known 'Geringonça' or 'contraption'. -
USA Tea and sympathy: Women in Sicily use traditions to brew unity amid migrant crisis "Integration comes through simple gestures, such as sitting next to each other while sharing food and good conversations over a hot cup," said the founder of the group. -
Romania Ten people dead after minibus collides with truck in Romania Ten people died and seven others were injured in a road accident in Romania on Saturday, AFP reported quoting Romanian police. -
USA NASA announces 'spacewalk bonanza,' including first all-female outing The space agency is planning an ambitious schedule of 10 spacewalks over the next three months. -
USA Martin Scorcese says Marvel movies are 'not cinema' "Guardians of the Galaxy" director James Gunn said he was "saddened" by the filmmaker's comments. -
USA House Oversight Chairman Cummings subpoenas White House for Ukraine documents House Democrats warned Wednesday that they would issue the subpoena by the end of the week if administration officials refused to comply with the request for materials. -
USA Bernie Sanders had a heart attack this week, campaign says Doctors diagnosed Sanders, 78, with a myocardial infarction, a medical term for heart attack. -
USA House Oversight Chairman Cummings subpoenas White House for Ukraine documents House Democrats warned Wednesday that they would issue the subpoena by the end of the week if administration officials refused to comply with the request for materials. -
World News Europe moves to support circuses that follow best practice Three circuses from Finland, Hungary and Switzerland were rewarded this Friday at a ceremony held at the European Parliament.