15 October 2019 | Euronews
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USA Pence refuses House request to provide documents related to Ukraine call The vice president's office says it won't cooperate with a "self-proclaimed impeachment inquiry." -
Turkey Mike Pence to hold talks with Erdogan in Ankara about military incursion in Syria US Vice President Mike Pence is to hold talks with Erdogan about Turkey's military incursion in Syria. -
USA DOJ has still not answered question about Firtash extradition, says senator's office A U.S. senator's office says after 18 months it has no answer from the DOJ about why an oligarch linked to Paul Manafort hasn't been extradited to the U.S. -
USA Giuliani won't comply with congressional subpoena In a letter to the House Intelligence Committee, an attorney for Giuliani called the impeachment inquiry "unconstitutional." -
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Spain At least four detained as police clash with Catalan separatist supporters in Barcelona At least four people have been detained as Spanish riot police clash with Catalan separatist protesters in Barcelona for a second consecutive day on Tuesday. -
USA NASA's first all-female spacewalk will now take place this week Astronauts Christina Koch and Jessica Meir will perform an urgent repair to the International Space Station's power system. -
Hungary Budapest Airport suspends flights for second consecutive day over drone activity Budapest Airport has temporarily suspended flights for a second consecutive day after a drone was spotted in the vacinity of the facility. -
Italy Severely brain damaged girl, 5, en route to Italy for treatment after legal battle with UK doctors A severly brain damaged girl is travelling to Italy for treatment after her family won a legal battle against hospital bosses in the UK, who wanted to stop her life-sustaining care. -
No Comment Sticky situation: Seattle’s 'gum wall' delights and disgusts in equal measure Seattle's Pike Place Market attracts throngs of tourists every day but follow a cobbled street down beneath the market and you'll discover something altogether less wholesome...Seattle's infamous 'Gum Wall'. -
No Comment Christopher Columbus statue vandalised with red paint in San Francisco Several Christopher Columbus statues were vandalised with red paint and messages against the 15th-century Italian navigator on Monday when the US holiday named after one of the first Europeans to reach the Americas was being celebrated. -
Europe News EU leaders to discuss climate change budget At the summit on 17 and 18 October, EU leaders will discuss how to incorporate climate change initiatives into the budget. -
Europe News Hong Kong protesters bring their voices to Brussels A delegation of the leadership of protesters in Hong Kong are pressureing European leaders for support in Brussels. They're trying to raise awareness about the police brutality during the ongoing demonstrations. -
USA Scientists aim to make 3D map of entire world before climate change ruins it We're going to need a lot of lasers. -
Earth News The sustainable accessories coming to life on Kickstarter this autumn Every fashion lover knows it’s the accessories that really bring an outfit to life. -
World News UEFA charges Bulgarian football authority with racist behaviour over match with England on Monday UEFA charges Bulgarian football authority with racist behaviour over match with England on Monday -
Syria With the US absconding, the EU is facing a day of reckoning over Turkey’s Syria campaign ǀ View Apart from the immediate disastrous results for the Kurds who have freed their areas from Islamic State (IS) with tremendous sacrifice, the US troops’ pull-out will have vast security implications for Europe as well. -
No Comment Protesters and police in fierce battles at Barcelona airport Police clashed with Catalan independence supporters at Barcelona airport during protests Monday after 12 separatist leaders were sentenced for their part in a failed secession bid in 2017. -
No Comment Spanish police clash with Catalan separatists as they try to disperse protest Police clashed with protesters late on Monday night in downtown Barcelona after Spain's Supreme Court convicted 12 separatist leaders of illegally promoting the wealthy Catalonia region's independence and sentenced nine of them to prison. -
USA Watch: San Francisco Columbus statue vandalised on namesake US holiday The Italian navigator has become a polarising figure in the country and there have been calls for Columbus Day to be renamed "Indigenous Peoples Day". -
Syria 'Damascus is looking stronger than ever': What next for Syria as Kurds join forces with Assad? Abandoned by their U.S. allies, the Syrian Democratic Forces are fighting alongside the Syrian army in Manjib. -
No Comment Extinction Rebellion co-founder arrested after smashing ministry window Climate change activists, including one of the founders of Extinction Rebellion, targeted Britain's transport ministry in central London on Tuesday (October 15) to protest against a proposed high-speed rail project known as HS2. -
United Kingdom Longer lives mean seasoned employees will need help to adjust to digital workplaces ǀ View Once considered a hindrance to the ageing population, technology has the potential to bridge the gap between the seasoned worker and the savvy millennial with a start-up attitude. -
Romania Opposition leader Ludovic Orban invited to be Romania’s new prime minister Opposition leader Ludovic Orban invited to be Romania’s new prime minister -
USA Watch NASA unveil the spacesuits astronauts will wear on the moon, Mars The suits are designed to outperform those used during the Apollo program. -
Europe News Londoners adjust to new life in the Netherlands Since the 2016 referendum, over 100 London-based companies have uprooted to the Netherlands to prepare for Brexit. -
USA As the U.S. withdraws, Assad and Putin are emerging as the winners in Syria Analysis: Damascus and Moscow are now in a much stronger position in the region, following Turkey's assault and the ongoing U.S. withdrawal. -
USA Democratic debate provides a break from Ukraine and impeachment 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. -
Europe News Foreign ministers discuss Turkey-Syria conflict Foreign ministers met to weigh options for how the EU should respond to Turkey's invasion of Syria. -
USA Hong Kong's Lam says senator's police state allegation is 'irresponsible' "For this particular senator to describe Hong Kong as becoming a police state is totally irresponsible and unfounded," Hong Kong's leader said. -
World Post-referendum relocation: meet the workers leaving Britain for the EU The European Medicine Agencies was one of the first organisations to signal it would leave London following the Brexit vote. It took hundreds of employees with them to Amsterdam. -
Economy Italy considers new 'web tax' on tech giants to raise funds Amid a crippling economy, Italy is trying to find a new way to boost the economy by taxing internet companies. -
USA More than 160,000 have fled northern Syria as Turkish offensive continues One human rights observer called the flight from the region a "catastrophic civilian displacement." -
France Quality rather than speed more important in Notre Dame's restoration says French culture minister The French culture minister is more concerned with quality over speed. -
World Catalan activist condemns severity of sentences for separatists as anti-democratic A Catalan activist and political commentator has condemned the sentences handed out to pro-separatist as leaders as undemocratic. Andres da Silva told Euronews' Good Morning Europe that the severity of the sentences was undemocratic and greatly worsened the situation. -
USA Japan typhoon death toll rises to 66 "The river has never flooded like this before, and some houses have been completely swept away," said one survivor. -
USA Bulgaria's soccer team awaits punishment for racist fans Bulgarian fans made Nazi salutes and directed monkey noises at England's black players during a Euro 2020 qualifier. -
World Congo's fashion and make up fiesta On this episode, we start off in the republic of Congo where a showcase of some of the best of African fashion has taken place. -
USA Protests erupt after Spain convicts leading Catalan separatists Police fired foam bullets and used batons against the thousands of protesters who converged at Barcelona's airport. -
USA Democratic debate in Ohio: 5 things to watch Analysis: Targeting Trump could be the ticket for candidates to get to a second look from voters -
Earth News Twitter reacts to police ban on Extinction Rebellion protests in London A series of tweets responding to the recent news that XR has been prohibited from protesting in central London. -
United Kingdom London police ban Extinction Rebellion protests in British capital Police also moved to clear protesters from their main camp in Trafalgar Square. -
No Comment 'No planet, no profit', climate change activists warn City of London Climate change activists thronged the financial heart of London on Monday, blocking streets around locations such as the Bank of England and BlackRock, the world's biggest asset manager. -
Europe News Northern Ireland's DUP rejects plan 'as things stand' as Johnson and Juncker hail Brexit deal The UK and the EU say they have reached agreement on a Brexit deal but the British PM has yet to win the support of his parliamentary allies at home. -
World News African ministers say eradication of malaria by 2030 will take more than just money Senior figures tell Euronews that pledges need to be followed with action. -
USA Donald Trump imposes sanctions on Turkey over its military operation in Syria US President Donald Trump has imposed sanctions on Turkey over its military operation in Syria — a move Democrats are calling "too little, too late". -
Earth News Ghost-like tree sculpture reminds us of the chilling reality of deforestation British artist Lauren Baker exhibits ‘An Open Dialogue with Nature’ at the Other Art Fair in London. -
USA Bolton called Ukrainian investigation effort a 'drug deal,' witness tells Congress Former Russian analyst Fiona Hill testified to members of Congress Monday behind closed doors. -
USA White House tried to limit what former Russia aide Fiona Hill could say to Congress, letters show The White House did not try and block her from testifying but told her lawyers about areas that could fall under executive privilege. -
USA E.U. ambassador to testify that ex-Ukraine ambassador was 'great' despite Trump ouster Marie Yovanovitch told Congress last week that Trump personally pressured the State Department to have her removed from her position.