24 October 2019 | Euronews
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USA The moment that shocked the room during Taylor's Ukraine testimony The former acting ambassador described a meeting that connected Trump to the withholding of U.S. aid -
USA Apple tweaked the iPhone email app — and people are trashing it Apple's devoted fan base came to expect design perfection after a string of breakthrough products over the years. -
USA Newly promoted prosecutor acted as go-between for Giuliani in Ukraine Gyunduz Mamedov was an intermediary in Rudy Giuliani's efforts to press Ukraine to open probes of Joe Biden and his son Hunter. -
Sport Gold for Kyrgyzbayev at Abu Dhabi Grand Slam opener Victory for Kyrgyzbayev on Day 1 of the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam -
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USA Trump wants agencies to axe NYT, Washington Post subscriptions The White House claimed it "will be a significant cost-saving for taxpayers." Trump has repeatedly bashed both papers as "fake news." -
USA Biden campaign softens its position on accepting super PAC support Biden had previously said he wouldn't take support from outside funding groups but the campaign points to an array of resources now aimed at defeating him. -
USA Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak says he does not expect fully autonomous cars 'in my lifetime' Technology will need to be able to accommodate "the dumbest human behind the wheel to take control when an unusual situation comes up," Wozniak said. -
No Comment Hong Kong protesters rally for Catalan independence Hundreds of Hong Kong protesters, some waving Catalan flags and banners urging to "fight for freedom together", rallied in support of a separate Catalonia, broaching an issue that is anathema to Hong Kong's Communist Party leaders in Beijing. -
No Comment Spain exhumes remains of former dictator Franco Cries of "long live Franco!" accompanied the coffin of Francisco Franco on October 24 as Spain removed the remains of its former dictator from the state mausoleum where he was buried in 1975. -
United Kingdom ‘I’m not a criminal any longer’: Women's relief as abortion law changes in Northern Ireland The British province lifted restrictions on abortion and a ban on same sex marriage on Monday at midnight. -
USA Graham to unveil measure slamming impeachment inquiry as Trump praises GOP efforts to fight back Republicans' escalating strategies to counter the House investigation comes days after Trump called on his party to "get tougher and fight." -
World 'Solidarity' is key word for Polish town stunned by mayor's fatal stabbing The city of Gdansk was presented with the Princess Asturias prize for concord nine months after Pawel Adamowicz was killed -
Europe News What do Europeans think of the never-ending Brexit saga? Euronews sat down with EU citizens to hear their thoughts on Brexit. -
USA British PM calls for election right before Christmas An election is seen by his team as the only way of breaking the deadlock over Brexit after parliament voted in favor of his deal. -
USA Tim Ryan drops out of presidential race Ryan announced his decision to end his campaign in a video to supporters. -
World News Use artificial intelligence to create rather than to kill, says AI pioneer From self-driving cars to Amazon’s Alexa, artificial intelligence is already here. But some fear AI could be used to create killer robots. -
United Kingdom Johnson asks UK parliament for December election — but will it happen? Johnson says a December 12 poll would give parliament time to scrutinize his Brexit bill, but opposition parties want 'no deal' off the table. -
USA Hunter Biden's legal work in Romania raises new questions about his overseas dealings Hunter Biden provided legal advice to a Romanian charged with real estate fraud, at a time when his father was pushing corruption reforms in the country. -
United Kingdom Emotional support dogs in 'distress' removed from flight at Gatwick A Norwegian air captain decided to offload two owners and their emotional support dogs, the airline company said. -
No Comment 'Clowning around': World's clowns gather in Mexico City Clowns are very important to Mexican culture and life. Thousands pop up on traffic intersections and perform all kinds of tricks to earn a few pesos. -
No Comment Pedestrians narrowly escape Phoenix car crash Pedestrians pushing a baby stroller miraculously survived a hit and run collision, according to surveillance video from a traffic junction. -
World News The EU should be leading this new era of FTAs, shaping new standards and spurring on growth ǀ View European consumers and businesses stand to benefit from Free Trade Agreements (FTAs). That is why the EU should seek to lead this new era by setting global standards for bilateral trade deals. -
USA Thai king dismisses six palace officials, one for 'evil' actions The most senior staffer was accused of "evil" actions — an expression that means serious misconduct — indiscipline and exploiting his job for personal gain. -
USA Top Kurdish commander says Turkey resumes fighting despite ongoing cease-fire On Wednesday, President Donald Trump said pause in fighting would be permanent and announced the lifting of economic sanctions on Turkey. -
Italy Rising from the ashes: Restored Herculaneum house opens to public Pompeii wasn't the only Roman city to be engulfed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Herculaneum was buried even deeper than its neighbour so its secrets are just beginning to be revealed. -
USA Republicans are running out of ways to defend Trump 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. -
Mexico Watch: Clowning around in Mexico City More than 450 clowns from 14 countries will attend seminars and stock up on the latest shoes, makeup and wigs at the 24th annual International Clown Convention. -
The Cube Brexit: A deal was announced, but the stalemate continues. So, what's going on? | #TheCube Deals, debate and delay: what's happened with Brexit in the last week? -
Bolivia A fourth election, a victory claim and an incomplete vote count: Why Bolivians are calling fraud Bolivia's leftist leader Evo Morales was on track to win a fraught presidential race outright, edging to a decisive 10-point lead over his main rival after accusing the opposition on Wednesday of attempting a "coup" against him. -
USA The day Donald Trump stopped being the leader of the free world ǀ View In fact, the burdens America assumes by providing this global leadership generate a tremendous return on investment. Since the end of WWII, presidents right, left and center have understood that U.S. power and wealth can only be sustained by assuming great responsibility. -
No Comment Protests continue in Chile despite reforms promise Thousands of Chileans defied a state of emergency and military curfews. Clashes erupted after largely peaceful marches were led by students and trade unionists against social inequality. -
Earth News The young artist turning Rome’s trees into astonishing sculptures Andrea Gandini is saving dead and decaying trees in Rome by making them into works of art. -
China Watch again: Hong Kong demonstrators to hold protest in support of independent Catalonia Hong Kong demonstrators to hold protest in support of independent Catalonia. -
USA Spain exhumes late dictator Gen. Franco's remains amid criticism from conservatives A staunch Catholic, Franco viewed Spain's civil war and ensuing dictatorship as something of a religious crusade against leftist and secular tendencies. -
China Chinese Uyghur activist Ilham Tohti wins EU human rights award, the Sakharov Prize The Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought is awarded to individuals who have made an exceptional contribution to the fight for human rights across the globe. -
USA Police raid Northern Ireland home after 39 found dead in U.K. truck container The driver of the truck — a 25-year-old man from Northern Ireland — has been arrested on suspicion of murder. -
USA Yang interview: What's wrong with the NY Knicks is what's wrong with America The presidential candidate talked to NBC News about his struggling hometown team and the recent China-NBA controversy. -
World Severe weather and floods cause deaths across Western Europe Flash flooding in Italy's Piedmont region left two people dead. In Spain's north-eastern region of Catalonia, one person died as the area was hit with their second period of torrential rain in the past two months -
World Israel's political upheaval continues as new chapter in coalition building begins Gantz's nomination marked the first time since 2008 that someone other than Netanyahu has been asked by Israel's president to build a ruling coalition. -
USA US Republicans storm impeachment hearing room US House of Representatives impeachment inquiry devolved into chaos on Wednesday as Republican lawmakers stormed into a high-security hearing room and delayed testimony by a witness. -
France Macron proposes Thierry Breton as new French EU commissioner following rejection of previous nominee France has proposed Atos technology group Chief Executive Officer Thierry Breton as its candidate to head industrial policy in the next European Commission, President Emmanuel Macron's office said, two weeks after his first choice was rejected by EU lawmakers. -
Earth News My eco job: saving ugly fruit and veg from landfill Two city workers decided to give up their high flying careers and do their bit to tackle food waste locally. -
Spain Franco's exhumation 'step towards reconciliation' says acting prime minister Pedro Sanchez Franco's coffin was flown by helicopter from the Valley of the Fallen to a cemetery outside Madrid where his wife, Carmen, is buried. -
Business Ghosn's lawyers accuse Japan officials, Nissan execs of collusion Ghosn's lawyers accuse Japan officials, Nissan execs of collusion -
USA Massive blackouts could become a way of life in California As PG&E begins a second round of fire-safety power shutoffs, it warns a third, bigger blackout could be needed as soon as the weekend. -
USA Rep. Katie Hill being investigated by House over alleged relationship with staffer The California Democrat admitted to having a relationship with someone on her campaign, but denied allegations of an affair with a member of her staff. -
USA Google employees worry software tweak threatens to silence dissent The company says the change is simply an effort to improve its employee calendar system. -
USA Senators advance bill requiring carbon monoxide detectors in public housing "A CO detector is not a luxury accessory for well-to-do homeowners. It should be a basic life-saving necessity," Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., said. -
Lebanon Lebanon protests: Ex-minister Jumblatt urges election to 'get rid' of government Walid Jumblatt's call came as the U.S. gave its support to protesters who have filled the streets for several days.