21 October 2019 | Euronews
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USA Memes are an easy, digestible way to share your thoughts. The Kremlin agrees. Facebook announced Monday that it removed 50 Instagram accounts linked to a Russian-backed influence campaign — and just one Facebook account. -
USA Memes are an easy, digestible way to share your thoughts. The Kremlin agrees. Facebook announced Monday that it removed 50 Instagram accounts linked to a Russian-backed influence campaign — and just one Facebook account. -
World News UK reviews diplomatic immunity rules after crash involving U.S. woman UK reviews diplomatic immunity rules after crash involving U.S. woman -
Hungary Hungarian opposition MP holds 'lies' sign during Orban's parliament speech The Hungarian Prime minister Viktor Orbán was interrupted in parliament on Monday by an opposition MP denouncing Orban's "lies" and Hungary's "corruption". -
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United Kingdom Brexit: What's in the Withdrawal Agreement Bill? The British parliament published on Monday the government's Withdrawal Agreement bill (WAB). -
USA Biggest public pension fund in U.S. divests from firms that run ICE migrant detention centers The California state workers' pension fund known as CalPERS is the latest pension fund or business to pull financial backing from GEO Group and CoreCivic. -
USA The first human on Mars may be a woman, NASA chief says "If my 11-year-old daughter has her way, we'll have a woman on Mars in the not-too-distant future," NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine said. -
USA Democrats zero in on 'abuse of power' in impeachment inquiry Pelosi is said to favor one sweeping charge related to Ukraine, but there's some debate about the need for additional charges. -
Spain Catalan leader snubbed by Spanish PM during visit Pedro Sanchez rebuffed an offer by Quim Torra to meet. -
Israel Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu fails to form government The prime minister has given up trying to form a governing coalition. -
USA Netanyahu says he can't form a government after election deadlock Netanyahu's announcement leaves the country's political future — and his — uncertain. -
USA Which candidates have qualified for the next Democratic debate? There's still time left to make the stage, but so far eight candidates appear to be set for the face off in Georgia. -
Earth News 5 eco accessories that will transform your home Brands leading the way in luxury ethical homeware. -
USA House Republicans told Trump of their concerns about hosting the G-7 at Doral The message from the GOP came hours before the president reversed himself and announced that he was dropping the plans. -
Lebanon How does Lebanon's government work? Not very well, say many Lebanese. -
Europe News The Brief: New British MEP stands out amongst the rest Meet the Somali-British MEP who is defying political stereotypes. -
Next Series Walking through time: how AI is rebuilding centuries-old Europe A European project seeks to digitally read old documents to help recreate the continent's diverse history -
Earth News How to become a philanthropist while jewellery shopping online The trend for socially conscious accessories is gaining speed. -
USA Republicans seek to censure Adam Schiff Trump tweeted Monday, "Censure (at least) Corrupt Adam Schiff! After what he got caught doing, any pol who does not so vote cannot be honest....are you listening Dems?" -
USA WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange appears confused at extradition hearing Assange faces 18 counts in the U.S., including conspiring to hack government computers and violating an espionage law. -
Smart Regions Wonderful electric with the Benur New electric tricycles that resemble Roman chariots have begun appearing in France. They are calling the vehicle, the Benur and it's already causing a sensation for those with impaired mobility. -
Explore How do Okinawans live longer than anyone else? The Okinawa archipelago in Japan is breaking records in terms of long life. Made up of 160 islands bordered by the Pacific Ocean with a subtropical climate, we meet friendly Okinawans who show us why it’s a great place to live (for a very long time). -
Travel News Hainan is proving a favourite to European holiday makers Boasting beautiful scenery, hot springs and traditional medicine, Sanya is a tropical retreat for visitors, looking to relax and rejuvenate. -
France French investigators wrap up probe into November 2015 Paris attacks, paving way for trial Anti-terror prosecutors now have up to one month to present their conclusions to the judges, who will then announce a trial date. -
No Comment Robots and innovative farming methods to future-proof humanity The innovative solutions also rely on artificial intelligence, which can be used to compose music or drive a game of high tech football -
Ireland Brexit will determine Ireland's future as much as the U.K.'s ǀ View The compromise solution [...] is likely to further inflame tensions between the unionist community who want to remain part of Britain and the nationalist community who want more than ever to be part of a united Ireland. -
USA Drug companies reach 11th-hour deal to settle US opioids lawsuit, averting federal trial The US three dominant drug distributors and a big drugmaker reached a last-minute deal to settle a lawsuit over the opioid crisis just at the first federal trial was about to start. -
USA Canada set to elect Parliament in vote seen as threat to Trudeau Marred by corruption and blackface scandals, Trudeau's Liberal Party could lose to the Conservatives, or win but fail to get a majority in Parliament. -
World News The EU needs to invest and cut red-tape to help spirits tourism and rural communities thrive ǀ View Not only do small distillers generate local jobs and revenue, they are increasingly a huge draw for tourists looking to experience the unique craft and heritage of Europe’s spirit sector. -
USA The impeachment fight is forcing the White House into damage-control mode 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 Police raid Joker screenings in Athens, turfing out 19 children Four of the 19 young people removed from the cinema were with their parents at the time. -
USA Romney confirms he is behind anonymous 'Pierre Delecto' Twitter account Through the account, now private, Romney defended himself and liked tweets critical of President Donald Trump. -
USA Flamboyant speaker of Parliament may scupper Boris Johnson's Brexit plan Speaker Bercow is known for his efforts to impose calm on the tumultuous chamber with bellows of "Order! Order!" -
USA Pentagon is considering leaving some U.S. forces in northeast Syria The plan, if approved, would be the second time in less than a year that President Trump has reversed course on the conflict. -
United Kingdom WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange appears in London court for extradition hearing WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange appeared in a London court on Monday for a hearing on whether he should be extradited to the United States to face spying charges. -
No Comment Half Moon Bay Pumpkin Festival draws thousands to coastal town in US The festival features a pumpkin parade with a marching band, floats, a pie-eating contest and pumpkin carving masterpieces on display -
No Comment Hundreds of colourful kites perk up skies above Malta's Gozo The three-day festival included a competition for international teams of professional kite masters -
United Kingdom Northern Ireland legalises abortion and same-sex marriage Northern Ireland legalises abortion and same-sex marriage. -
No Comment Oil on canvas: Semi-naked climate activists protest BP art sponsorship Three semi-naked climate activists were doused with mock crude oil in a protest against arts sponsorship by BP at the National Portrait Gallery -
USA U.S. troops cross into Iraq from Syria About 30 trailers and Hummers carrying heavier duty equipment crossed, with troops in cars coming through, a source told Reuters. -
Italy Turin firefighters handle blaze at UNESCO World Heritage Site Cavallerizza Reale A portion of the roof collapsed after catching fire, firefighters said on Twitter. -
Canada Canada's Trudeau fights for survival in tight election race Once a political rock star, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces challenging general elections on Monday after scandals tainted his progressive image. -
World Chile's President offers rescue package amid violent protests At least 15 people have died in protests that started over a hike in public transport costs. -
Earth News A lesson in personal style from a fashion editor and activist Eminent journalist Tamsin Blanchard tells us all about how to start a fashion revolution. -
Bolivia Bolivia elections: Morales confident he will win outright despite unfavourable preliminary count Bolivian President Evo Morales said he was confident he would win Sunday's election outright, despite an official preliminary count of 84% of ballots that showed he would probably be forced to a run-off vote. -
Chile Riots in Chile leave at least seven dead as government extends state of emergency Riots in Chile leave at least seven dead as government extends state of emergency -
USA U.S. still experiencing nearly record-high-number of anti-Semitic incidents The Anti-Defamation League said this year's numbers nearly matched the first six months of 2018. -
USA Lawyer? Lobbyist? Fixer? Rudy Giuliani's overseas activities leave trail of questions Giuliani's international activities have raised questions about whom he represents and sent mixed messages to foreign governments, experts say.