16 October 2019 | Euronews
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Spain Protesters clash with police in third day of Catalan pro-independence demonstrations Protesters clash with police in third day of Catalan pro-independence demonstrations -
USA 'Don't be a tough guy,' Trump warned Erdogan over Turkish offensive in Syria The US president cautioned Erdogan: "History will look upon you favorably if you get this done the right and humane way. It will look upon you forever as the devil if good things don't happen." -
USA 'Don't be a tough guy': Trump's extraordinary letter to Erdogan 'Don't be a fool!' the letter reads. The president concluded by saying, 'I will call you later.' -
USA 'Don't be a tough guy': Trump's extraordinary letter to Erdogan 'Don't be a fool!' the letter reads. The president concluded by saying, 'I will call you later.' -
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USA Ukrainian Oligarch Firtash linked to Giuliani pals' gas deals and Biden dirt digging A Ukrainian oligarch who is fighting extradition to the U.S. may figure in both the dirt digging and the gas deals pursued by Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman. -
USA Democrats angrily walk out of White House meeting after Trump 'meltdown' Chuck Schumer said the dramatic moment unfolded after Trump referred to Pelosi as a "third-rate politician." -
USA Jeffrey Epstein accuser's lawsuit against Alan Dershowitz can proceed, judge rules Jeffrey Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre filed a defamation case against Dershowitz in April, saying he falsely claimed she fabricated her accusations. -
USA As Syrian conflict escalates, Kurds guarding one ISIS jail threaten to leave Many of the prisoners who spoke to NBC News appeared to know little of the chaos that was unfolding around them beyond the confines of their compound. -
USA 'Never Trump' Republican to represent Bill Taylor, top diplomat at center of impeachment inquiry Diplomat Bill Taylor, who raised alarms over Trump's Ukraine approach, has hired GOP lawyer John Bellinger as he faces a request from Democrats to testify. -
Europe News What possible Brexit scenarios could unfold in the next few days? As German Chancellor Angela Merkel put it: "We're at the sprint finish." -
USA Chelsea Clinton says she won't run for Congress 'I'm not considering running for Congress,' Clinton said during an appearance on 'The View' -
USA House Democrats ask U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine to appear for questioning Acting U.S. Ambassador Bill Taylor left Ukraine on Wednesday for a return to Washington. -
Europe News Dutch farmers protest 'unfair climate goals' The thousands of farmers gathering here say government measures to meet their climate change targets are unfairly hitting them. And not other industries like aerospace - the nearby Schiphol airport up for a massive expansion. -
Earth News The new capsule jewellery collection launched to help women in need All you need to know about the jewellery brand on a mission to empower refugee women. -
Europe News The Brief: fallout from Balkan enlargement stalemate "I would like to make a political comment at least only with what I believe. Let's be very careful with the Balkans. Don't let the Balkans get reBalkanised in the old way things were happening then," EU Commissioner Avramopoulos told reporters -
Syria Turkey’s military incursion: Video explainer on who controls what territory in northern Syria Take a look at our video explainer that sketches out what has happened during the first week of Turkey's military incursion into northern Syria. -
USA Trump says Turkey's incursion into Syria 'not our problem', calls U.S. withdrawal 'strategically brilliant' The president told reporters that Kurdish forces are "no angels" and not America's responsibility. -
Europe News EU crunch summit - the stakes Three years on from the vote which shocked Europe and the world. The Union Flag still flies here at the seat of EU power. Three British Prime Ministers have grappled with Brexit, our political editor guides you through the issues. -
Netherlands Watch: Tractor convoy heads to The Hague as Dutch farmers protest 'negative image' Farmers say they are unfairly blamed for high nitrogen emissions and are demanding an "independent party" measures farms' emissions. -
No Comment Tate stages retrospective of South Korean video artist Nam June Paik London's Tate Modern is staging what's thought to be the first retrospective on South Korean-born artist Nam June Paik. Paik - who died in 2006 - is credited with inventing video art, collaborated with pop culture icons including David Bowie, and even coined the phrase "electronic superhighway". -
Turkey What is the PKK and what's behind Turkey's war in Syria? Turkey's invasion of Syria aims to crush the YPG, the Syrian ally of the PKK. -
The Cube Romania vs Norway: Why were thousands of children watching? | #TheCube UEFA had ordered Romania to play the match behind closed doors, after failing to control their supporters. -
USA Cuomo signs law aimed at weakening Trump's pardon power, closes 'double jeopardy' loophole Lawmakers said the measure was necessary to ensure state investigations don't get derailed by the president. -
USA London police under fire after banning Extinction Rebellion climate protests The protesters have launched legal action against a ban spanning the entirety of London. -
United Kingdom Parents’ shock as suspect in Harry Dunn’s death sat next door at White House The parents of Harry Dunn refused US President Donald Trump's offer to meet the woman involved in their son's fatal road crash after they found out she was sitting in an adjacent room. -
USA Bill O'Reilly accused Beto O'Rourke of lying. The internet struck back. The former Fox News host claimed the presidential contender made up a story about meeting a woman on the campaign trail. -
USA Trump impeachment inquiry: A timeline of events NBC News' timeline of events in the efforts to impeach President Donald Trump including the Ukraine scandal. -
USA Debate pile-on from rivals shows Warren's strengths and weaknesses 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. -
Greece Watch: Playmobil brings Greek Revolution to life The Greek War of Independence was waged against the Ottoman Empire in 1821, and 1,300 Playmobil figures are depicting scenes from the war as well as everyday life at the time. -
United Kingdom Benedict Cumberbatch, Jude Law and Sienna Miller admit to being 'climate hypocrites' A hundred high-profile people have signed a letter admitting that they are "hypocrites" for joining the Extinction Rebellion movement, but continue to lead high-carbon lifestyles. -
USA Harry Dunn's family reject Trump's 'bombshell' offer to meet Anne Sacoolas "The bombshell was dropped not soon after we walked in the room: Anne Sacoolas was in the building and was willing to meet with us," Dunn's mother said. -
USA Defense Secretary Mark Esper won't comply with impeachment inquiry In a letter sent to House Democrats on Tuesday, the Department of Defense argues that the subpoena is invalid and violates executive privilege. -
Turkey Erdoğan says Turkey will end Syria offensive 'if Kurds withdraw' Turkeys' president has said he will end the ongoing military offensive in northern Syria if the Kurds lay down their weapons and withdraw from the border. -
Earth News Would you still enjoy a nice cold beer if the bottle was made out of paper? Beer brand Carlsberg has just announced its most sustainable bottle design yet. -
Romania Ludovic Orban: Who is the man nominated to be Romania's next prime minister? A profile of the man who could soon lead a new government in Romania. -
USA The fake Trump shooting video is the result of decades of media demonization by conservatives ǀ View Trump didn't start this fire, but he stoked the flames as the antagonizer-in-chief, bringing us to a dangerous new low in American life. -
No Comment Latest cutting-edge technology showcased at Japan trade show From a motorcycle for the sky to avatar robots, our future selves will live even more in touch with technology. -
USA Erdogan rejects Syria ceasefire ahead of Pence, Pompeo visit Vice President Mike Pence and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo were due to leave for Ankara Wednesday to advocate for a ceasefire. -
World Speculation over Brexit deal based on major shift by UK government There's speculation that the European Union and the UK government may be close to securing a deal over Brexit. Marathon talks went on into the early hours of Wednesday morning. The discussions have centered on the issue of the Irish border and customs. -
Angola Explore Angola: Ecotourism in Cuando Cubango Explore Angola: Ecotourism in Cuando Cubango -
USA Russian investigators raid Kremlin critic Navalny's offices Investigators opened a money laundering case in August after Navalny called for people to demonstrate in central Moscow. -
USA Security camera spots SOS from woman lost for three days in Australia "There was a bit of euphoria that, wow there's our break," police said of the the SOS message. -
USA Kim rides horse on sacred peak, vows to fight U.S. sanctions The pictures led to speculation Kim may be considering a new strategy in his dealings with the U.S. -
World Out with the US and in with Russia: troops take over America's abandoned Syria bases Videos have emerged of Russian troops in US military camps in Syria that have been abandoned following Trumps's decision to pull out forces. -
USA Prince Harry delivers emotional speech about fatherhood The Duke of Sussex said he had a newfound appreciation for the sick children's charity WellChild after becoming a parent. -
Netherlands Dutch police arrest second man after six people found in isolated farmhouse "The arrested person, a 67-year-old man from Ruinerwold, is one of the six persons discovered this Monday in the house," said police. -
USA Klobuchar uses the Democratic debate to show she's the Warren-stopper Analysis: Some Democrats want another moderate option. The Minnesota senator's performance could get her a second look. -
Malta Daphne Caruana Galizia: Malta press freedom 'dire' two years on from journalist's murder The climate of press freedom in Malta "remains dire" two years after investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia was killed in a car bomb, Reporters Without Borders has claimed in a comprehensive new report. -
Cult Brexit Will Tear Us Apart Again: Joy Division anniversary provides ironic backdrop to EU summit It’s the seminal song whose anniversary today is providing an ironic backdrop to this week’s Brexit-dominated EU summit in Brussels. -
USA Chaos as Hong Kong lawmakers thwart leader's annual address Even Even before Lam delivered the speech, one of the protesting lawmakers, Claudia Mo, dismissed the address as a "shame and a sham." -
Luxembourg France rejects talks with Balkan hopefuls on EU membership Amelie de Montchalin, France's European affairs minister called the current EU enlargement process "an endless soap opera". -
Earth News Positive Week: Can the luxury market ever be sustainable? Exciting events taking place in London to celebrate brands putting sustainability at the core of business. -
USA Who won the Democratic debate in October? 12 candidates faced off for three hours on the stage in Westerville, Ohio. -
USA AOC, Omar set to endorse Bernie Sanders for president Ocasio-Cortez was a volunteer for the Vermont independent senator's 2016 campaign for the White House. -
USA George Kent tells lawmakers he was told to 'lay low' after raising concerns about Giuliani The state department official who worked on Ukraine said the White House chief of staff tapped three political appointees to oversee efforts. -
USA Elizabeth Warren under fire at Democratic debate ''There's a difference between a plan and a pipe dream," Sen. Amy Klobuchar said to the Massachusetts Democrat. -
USA Fact checking the fourth Democratic debate Three hours, 12 candidates. Here's how their claims stack up. -
USA Appeals court revives Trump emoluments lawsuit A federal appeals court will re-hear a lawsuit that challenges President Trump's ownership of a luxury hotel five blocks from the White House. -
USA October Democratic Debate: Live updates from Ohio NBC News' live blog of the fourth Democratic primary debate of the 2020 presidential election, hosted by CNN and the New York Times, in Westerville, Ohio, on Oct. 15, 2019. -
USA U.S. charges state-owned Turkish bank in multibillion-dollar sanctions-busting scheme The charges against Halkbank are linked to a previous case involving Reza Zarrab, a Turkish banker who was arrested in March for evading U.S. sanctions.