13 October 2019 | Euronews
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Hungary Hungary local elections: Opposition candidate Karácsony unseats Fidesz-backed incumbent in Budapest Hungary local elections: Opposition candidate Karácsony unseats Fidesz-backed incumbent in Budapest -
USA Elizabeth Warren ramps up battle with Facebook "We need to do a lot more to hold Facebook accountable," Warren tweeted Sunday. -
Syria Kurds strike deal with Syrian regime as US prepares to withdraw troops in Syria Kurdish authorities in Syria said on Sunday nearly 800 close relatives of fighters from the so-called Islamic State (IS) fled the Ain Issa camp in the north of the country, according to AFP. -
Earth News Environmental Photographer of the Year winners show raw impact of climate change These photographers are showing stories of places and people changed by the impact of human actions. -
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Spain Protesters at Barcelona station demand release of jailed Catalan leaders Barcelona is getting ready for the verdict from Spain's Supreme Court in the trial of the Catalan separatist leaders, nine of whom have been in pre-trial detention for close to two years. -
No Comment World's biggest solar car race gets underway in Australia More than 40 teams from two dozen countries took part in a race that saw the world's fastest solar-powered cars face-off -
Vatican Cardinal Newman declared a saint by Pope Francis along with four other religious figures Pope Francis on Sunday declared five people saints, including Cardinal John Henry Newman, a leading 19th century Anglican who converted to Catholicism and became one of the most influential Christian figures of modern times. -
Japan Typhoon leaves as many as 33 dead as Japan continues rescue efforts Helicopters, boats and thousands of troops were deployed across Japan to rescue people stranded in flooded homes Sunday. -
USA Ted Cruz: 'Of course' Trump was wrong to ask China to probe Bidens "It's not the business of foreign countries, any foreign countries, to be interfering in our elections," Cruz said. -
Cinema Frances McDormand kicks off Lumière film festival in Lyon The Lumière film festival opened in Lyon today. Film director, Francis Ford Coppola has won the main award. -
USA Sanders draws line between himself and Warren: A 'capitalist to her bones' "I am, I believe, the only candidate who's gonna say to the ruling class of this country ... enough with your greed, " Sanders said. -
USA Kenyan Brigid Kosgei sets new women's marathon world record, beating Paula Radcliffe's 2003 time Kenyan Brigid Kosgei sets new women's marathon world record, beating Paula Radcliffe's 2003 time -
USA Hunter Biden to step down from Chinese-backed firm, will forgo foreign business if dad is elected Biden's attorney wrote that Hunter "never anticipated the barrage of false charges against both him and his father by the president of the United States." -
No Comment Battle of Hastings re-enacted after nearly 1000 years Nearly a thousand years after the original battle took place, people dressed up qs English and French troops "fought" against each other on Saturday in a re-enactment of the Battle of Hastings. -
USA Voters supporting impeachment but not removal There are a few numbers inside the latest NBC News/WSJ poll that reveal how important the next few weeks of news could be in the impeachment story. -
USA U.S. troops to withdraw from northern Syria as ISIS supporters escape amid alleged Turkish atrocities Turkey's invasion of northeastern Syria began Wednesday after President Donald Trump ordered U.S. troops to pull back from the area to clear the way for Turkish forces. -
Hungary Hungarians vote in local elections which may loosen the government's grip on power Hungarians are voting in local elections which may challenge the dominance of Prime Minister Viktor Orban's dominant right-wing Fidesz party. -
No Comment Indigenous groups in Chile stage rights march Hundreds of marchers took to the streets of Chile's capital on Saturday to demand greater rights for indigneous people and protest against the government. -
USA This House Dem opposes impeachment. He'll tell you he's on the 'right side of history.' Trump carried New Jersey's 2nd congressional district over Hillary Clinton in 2016. -
Republic of Ecuador Ecuador's president sends soldiers onto the streets as protests worsen Ecuadorean indigenous group Conaie said late on Saturday that it would continue anti-austerity protests after President Lenin Moreno imposed a military-enforced curfew in the capital Quito -
Tunisia Tunisians pick new president in final round of voting Kais Saied and Nabil Karoui are starkly different candidates who beat 24 rivals including many top politicians in the first round of voting last month, as Tunisians rejected a political establishment that has failed to address chronic economic ills.
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Poland Polish parliamentary election: Final results show PiS win narrow majority Final results from Poland's parliamentary election on Sunday showed the ultra-conservative Law and Justice (PiS) had won a narrow majority in parliament. -
United Kingdom It's a 1,000 days since Northern Ireland last had a government The Northern Ireland Executive collapsed on January 16th, 2017. -
Syria IS fighters escaping detention due to Turkish offensive, Kurds say, warning more will follow "We are still securing jails hosting IS fighters but if this war continues we will be obliged to gather all forces to protect our land and families from this terror," a Kurdish official told Euronews. -
United Kingdom Northern Ireland's violent past looms over last-ditch Brexit talks Analysis: These are distressing times for those of us who were children when "the Troubles" began, who lived through its daily carnage. -
France UK, France, and Germany halt arms export to Turkey over incursion into northern Syria London, Berlin, Paris join fellow European countries Norway, Denmark and Finland in their blockade, with the latter stating that the arms export ban concerned not only Turkey but also any other country involved in the fighting. -
Syria Families of IS fighters in Syria hope Turkish offensive offers way out There’s no doubt that Turkey’s military incursion into Syria has shifted the pieces in the complex puzzle that is the 8-year conflict. The families of IS fighters detained in camps in the country hope it could provide a way out for them. -
USA Seven killed, 15 missing as fierce typhoon pounds Tokyo The most powerful typhoon to hit Japan in decades paralyzed the city, flooding rivers and leaving almost half a million homes without power. -
USA Representatives of diplomat's wife, family of teen killed in U.K. crash to meet They plan to meet in the U.S. "at the earliest opportunity," said the spokesman for Harry Dunn's family. -
United Kingdom US crash suspect does not have diplomatic immunity: UK Foreign Office The Foreign Office said that, having gone home, Anne Sacoolas no longer has immunity.