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Lebanon What is next for crisis-hit Lebanon? Some protesters see PM Hariri's resignation as a first step in a long process. They want the departure of all symbols of Lebanon's sectarian system. -
USA Republicans slam Dems as committee readies impeachment resolution for floor vote "It's really nothing more than a fishing expedition," one GOP lawmaker said of some of the committees involved. -
USA John Bolton invited to testify in House impeachment inquiry Bolton's name has emerged repeatedly during the testimony of other key figures being interviewed by House impeachment investigators. -
World News Twitter set to ban political advertising saying message should be 'earned, not bought' "We believe political message reach should be earned, not bought," Twitter Chief Executive Officer Jack Dorsey wrote on the platform. -
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USA Twitter to stop accepting political ads Facebook is currently embroiled in a debate over its decision to allow political campaigns to push ads containing misinformation. -
France Macron condemns those who use secularism to 'sow hatred and division' Macron spoke about the French concept of "laïcité" or secularism, at the inauguration of a European Centre for Judaism. -
No Comment Refugees and police clash at Cape Town protest against xenophobia Around 100 people were arrested on October 30 as part of an operation to disperse a group of refugees and asylum seekers who had staged a prolonged sit-in near the United Nations refugee agency in Cape Town. -
The Cube Lebanon crisis: Prime Minister al-Hariri has quit but some protesters are not done yet | #TheCube Protesters in Lebanon have vowed to remain on the streets despite the resignation of Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri. -
World News Brexit agreement: What UK citizens living in the EU need to know | Euronews answers Euronews takes a look at how the Brexit agreement will affect UK citizens who continue to live in the EU. -
World Zaev warns: EU accession halt could cause a rise of nationalism in the Balkans The Republic of North Macedonia’s Prime Minister Zoran Zaev talks to Euronews about the country’s accession negotiations being stopped. To watch the full interview on Global Conversation click on the player. -
Australia Ever backpacked in Australia? You might be owed some money if you have The federal court has found that the so-called backpackers' tax is "a disguised form of discrimination", and is therefore invalid. -
Focus Qingdao’s multinational summit attracts more investment for China China is one of the world’s largest host countries for multinational businesses and it wants to continually attract new companies to invest more into the country. The summit will now be held on an annual basis. -
Focus Russia and Africa: working towards a win-win partnership The first edition of the Russia-Africa Summit was co-chaired by President Vladimir Putin and his Egyptian counterpart President Abdel Fattah Al-sissi to re-define and intensify strategic trade relations between the two continents. -
Earth News This platform is using blockchain to help you buy sustainably Bilal Bhatti, founder of PaperTale wants to be able to verify the claims companies make about sustainability. -
World News Brexit agreement: What EU citizens living in the UK need to know | Euronews answers Euronews looks at the things you need to know about the Brexit agreement if you are an EU citizen living or planning to live in the UK. -
Chile Chile pulls out of hosting key climate and trade summits after violent unrest President Sebastian Pinera said it had been a “very difficult decision” to withdraw as host, as he understood the importance of the summits to Chile and the rest of the world. -
No Comment Defying curfew and crackdown, thousands carry coffin of dead protester The crowd consisted mostly of young men, many draped in Iraqi flags. Surrounding streets brimmed with cars, taxis, motorcycles and tuk-tuks as more people made their way in. -
World News The Joker paradox: how a mask can obscure the true face of a protest Joker masks and make-up have been used as a symbol by protesters around the World since the release of Todd Phillips' blockbuster. But is the character played by Joaquin Phoenix a far cry from an idealist freedom fighter. -
United Kingdom Could UK's last December election in 1923 be portentous for Boris Johnson? December 12 2019 will be the first December election since 1923. In both ballots, Conservative prime ministers have looked to strengthen their leaderships after inheriting the role from early resigning predecessors — but it is the result from the former that the current PM would like to avoid. -
USA Pelosi wants Americans to see the trial of Donald Trump Analysis: Once uncertain about holding an impeachment-related vote on the floor, the House speaker is moving to show evidence to the public. -
No Comment Britain gives Argentina back Madonna statue taken from Falklands Thirty-seven years after the Falklands war, a tiny statue of the Madonna taken at the end of the conflict and held in Britain is going home to Argentina in a gesture of reconciliation blessed by Pope Francis in Vatican City. -
USA Watch: 'Greta' and 'Melania' spotted among drag high heel race competitors Also competing were referees depicting whistleblowers and one tribute to US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. -
Turkey Watch: Diver dedicates new world record to Turkish soldiers Turkish diver Sahika Ercumen has set a world record by swimming 100 metres underwater on one breath, beating the previous record of 90m. -
USA Britain's first December election in 100 years promises anything but festive cheer Daily protests outside Parliament have descended into abuse yelled at legislators, some of whom have required police escorts in and out of the building. -
Belgium Migrants found alive in Belgium truck a week on from Essex tragedy A dozen migrants were found alive in a truck in Belgium on Wednesday — a week after 39 were found dead near London. -
USA In Ukraine, leaders struggle to keep their heads down amid U.S. impeachment circus Dogged by questions about the scandal roiling Washington, Ukrainian officials are trying their best to ignore the spectacle and focus on domestic issues. -
Earth News Saving the whales could help save humanity too Marine biologists have discovered that whales play a big role in capturing CO2 from the atmosphere. -
No Comment Skeletons 'come to life' in Day of the Dead tradition A giant skeleton breaks out of the ground in the middle of a street, while the dead come alive wearing traditional outfits. It's a Day of the Dead tradition particular to the Mexico City neighborhood of Tlahuac. -
Germany Mourners at German funeral get high after accidentally eating hash cakes A police investigation found a mix-up with the cakes led to 13 people needing medical treatment for dizziness and nausea. -
USA The Pittsburgh synagogue shooting's anniversary shows what's needed to defeat white terrorism ǀ View The Pittsburgh terrorist’s statements make it clear he was driven by white genocide theory: The notion that white-majority nations in Europe, America and Australasia are being turned into white-minority states via immigration. -
World Ukraine troop withdrawal sparks hopes for revived peace process The Ukrainian Army announced a pullback from the town of Zolote, in the region of Luhansk, had begun on Tuesday night, whilst Russian-backed separatists said they were also complying. -
USA State Department officials to testify in impeachment inquiry Wednesday Catherine Croft, who currently serves as special adviser for Ukraine, and Christopher Anderson, who served as a former special adviser to Kurt Volker, were both scheduled to testify. -
USA Right-wing Brazil president blasts critics in Saudi speech Jair Bolsonaro gave a speech blasting international criticism of his handling of blazes in the Amazon this summer that drew worldwide attention over climate fears. -
Belgium 'They are somewhere in the desert': Belgian's grandchildren missing after Syria camp evacuated Sayfoellah, Shahied, Muthanna and Mujahied – seen in the video above – are missing after the detention camp in which they were being held in north-east Syria was forcibly evacuated, their grandmother has told Euronews. -
France Watch: Models get a taste for the sweet at Paris Chocolate Fair The fashion show celebrated chocolate-producing countries including Peru and Ivory Coast. -
USA From behind closed doors, the Ukraine-Trump story is getting very clear 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. -
World UK snap general election: Will Boris Johnson get the majority he needs to get Brexit done? The UK has taken a major step towards a snap general election - but will Boris Johnson's Conservatives get the majority they need to push through Brexit? -
United Kingdom Johnson and Corbyn trade barbs after MPs vote for December 12 election Johnson and Corbyn trade barbs after MPs vote for December 12 election -
USA Greta Thunberg declines award: The movement doesn't need 'more prizes' "What we need is for our rulers and politicians to listen to the research," said the 16-year-old who has inspired millions around the globe to protest for climate action. -
United Kingdom Racism campaigners 'disheartened' by UEFA punishment for Bulgaria fans 'Disheartened, but not surprised': Football world reacts to Bulgaria's punishment for racism -
USA Around 350 koalas feared dead in Australian forest fires Blazes have destroyed 4,900 acres of prime koala habitat on Australia's east coast following above-average temperatures and drought conditions. -
United Kingdom Survivors welcome 'strong' inquiry report into London Grenfell Tower fire Survivors welcome 'strong' inquiry report blaming combustible cladding for deadly London Grenfell Tower fire -
USA 'Colonial undertones': U.K. women lawmakers stand with with Meghan Markle "We wanted to express our solidarity with you in taking a stand against the often distasteful and misleading nature of the stories," the letter said. -
World Failure to begin EU accession talks 'a betrayal' - North Macedonian Prime Minister North Macedonia's Prime Minister has warned that the agreement with Greece that led to his country's renaming could be in danger. Zoran Zaev's comments follow the European Union’s decision not to begin accession negotiations with the Balkan nation. France vetoed the plan. -
Hungary Hungarian toddler Zente treated with world's most expensive drug after fundraising campaign The drug, Zolgensma, costs €2.2m for one treatment. Last month, six days after the campaign was started, Zente’s mother announced they had raised enough money for the treatment - and now, that treatment has finally started. -
USA Mulvaney was left in the dark on al-Baghdadi operation President Trump's acting chief of staff first learned of the raid when it was already underway, raising questions about his status in the White House. -
USA Mulvaney was left in the dark on al-Baghdadi operation President Donald Trump's acting chief of staff first learned of the raid when it was already underway, raising questions about his status in the White House. -
United Kingdom England Rugby fined over V-formation haka response to New Zealand All Blacks England players fanned out across the pitch as the All Blacks delivered the traditional challenge, but rules say they must not cross the halfway line. -
Earth News 9 pieces of vintage furniture to redecorate your home during lockdown Home makeover anyone? Learn how and where to buy furniture sustainably with our vintage edit. -
USA White House memo about Trump's Ukraine call left out details, NSC official testifies The proposed edits of the call were to include Trump mentioning possible recordings of Joe Biden discussing corruption in Ukraine and Ukraine's president mentioning the Burisma gas company specifically. -
USA Top U.S. music school cancels China tour after South Korean students denied visas The Eastman School of Music's dean initially said the tour would proceed without the South Koreans, but reversed his decision after community backlash. -
USA Ex-Trump adviser George Papadopoulos running for Congress Papadopoulos was sentenced to 14 days in federal lockup after pleading guilty to lying to the FBI.