6 November 2019 | Euronews
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USA Jeff Sessions to announce bid to win his old Senate seat back It has been made clear to Sessions that President Donald Trump intends to campaign against him. -
USA Democrats' wins come with a warning sign: African-American voters Analysis: Boosting black voters' enthusiasm in the post-Obama era is central to the party's chances of defeating Trump in 2020. -
USA Welcome to 'Adversaria': How a fake town and real hackers battle test officials for Election Day 2020 In the fictional American town of "Adversaria," federal and local law enforcement officials battled against hackers who used a deep bag of tricks to disrupt election day. -
USA Intel officials want CIA Director Gina Haspel to protect Ukraine whistleblower from Trump As Trump allies denounce the whistleblower, pressure is building on CIA Director Gina Haspel to take a stand, say current and ex intelligence officials. -
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USA Newly elected legislator, who flipped off Trump, says she's more than just a crude gesture "I feel the same as I did in 2017, if not stronger, about what's going on in our country," she told NBC News. -
USA White House to add staff for impeachment response Former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi and ex-Treasury spokesman Tony Sayegh are being brought on board to help the White House. -
USA False alarm triggers police response at Amsterdam airport The Royal Netherlands Marechaussee said it was investigating a security incident on an aircraft, but the airline later apologized for a false alarm. -
United Kingdom Labour deputy and Corbyn critic Tom Watson standing down as MP Watson had long been a thorn in the side for the Labour left. -
USA November Democratic debate to feature 'balanced' number of questions for candidates The two-hour debate is being held at Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta on Nov. 20. -
USA Top diplomat in Ukraine directly ties Trump to quid pro quo "That was my clear understanding, that security assistance money would not come until the president [of Ukraine] committed to pursue" investigations, Bill Taylor told Congress. -
USA California discloses Facebook probe, demands Zuckerberg's emails "We have to uncover facts," said California's attorney general. -
United Kingdom UK General Election 2019 prompts surge in young voter registration There has been a surge in registration among voters aged under 25 since Boris Johnson announced Britain would be holding a snap general election on December 12. -
Netherlands Amsterdam Schiphol Airport security scare 'was false alarm', says airline Air Europa said that a pilot triggered an anti-hijacking alarm by mistake. -
USA Read the full transcript of top diplomat Bill Taylor's impeachment testimony Taylor testified behind closed doors last month as part of the Trump impeachment inquiry. -
USA Prosecutor says Roger Stone lied under oath because 'the truth looked bad for Donald Trump' Longtime Trump pal Stone is on trial for allegedly lying to Congress and obstructing its investigation into his contact with Wikileaks -
Germany Web Summit 2019: Meet the flying taxi that could revolutionise how we move around Meet the flying taxi that could revolutionise how we move around. -
USA Ayanna Pressley backs Warren for president, splitting with rest of 'the squad' New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar and Michigan Rep. Rashida Tlaib backed Warren's progressive rival, Bernie Sanders. -
World News Most countries' climate targets 'totally insufficient' — study The US withdrawal from the 2015 Paris climate agreement sends "a terrible signal", the former chair of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change tells Euronews. -
No Comment Brigitte Macron visits school in China with wife of Xi Jinping Chinese President Xi Jinping's wife Peng Liyuan and French President Emmanuel Macron's wife Brigitte Macron visited a middle school in Shanghai -
Portugal Web Summit 2019: 'Godfather of crypto' hails new chat app with privacy protection David Chaum is championing xx alpha messenger, a unique chatting app that prevents observers making the connection between sender and receiver. -
USA Beshear calls for 'smooth transition' as GOP incumbent refuses to concede The apparent Democratic winner of Kentucky's gubernatorial election said Wednesday it was time to move forward, and that he believed Republican Gov. Matt Bevin would "do the right thing." -
Earth News This company wants to help cut meat's carbon footprint with lab grown protein Solar Foods are growing protein that could be used to feed lab grown meat. -
Egypt Changing Egypt's economic perspective Sokhna World port in Egypt is a free economic and trade area that is on a mission to boost foreign investments -
France Catherine Deneuve, 76, treated in Paris hospital after 'limited' stroke — AFP French actress Catherine Deneuve has been hospitalised in Paris after suffering a "reversible" stroke, her family told AFP. -
USA First public hearings in impeachment inquiry to begin next week, Schiff says A House resolution formalizing procedures for the probe as it entered a new phase passed last week, largely along party lines. -
No Comment Extinction Rebellion wins court challenge to police protest ban Extinction Rebellion climate-change activists won a legal challenge in London's High Court on Wednesday (November 6) against a police-imposed blanket ban on protests during its "Autumn Uprising" in the British capital in October. -
Spain The long voyage of expelled Sephardic Jews back to Spain More than 130,000 descendants of Sephardic Jews from all over the world have applied for the Spanish nationality. -
USA Why the Trump family selling its D.C. hotel could actually add to ethical concerns ǀ View Seeking profit and maybe legitimacy, President Donald Trump’s business announced at the end of October that it’s considering selling the lease to its imposing Washington hotel. This should not be taken as a sign of ethical self-awareness. -
No Comment Iraqi security forces break up protests in Battle of the Bridges Iraqi security forces fired tear gas and live rounds into the air to disperse protesters in central Baghdad on Wednesday (November 6) as the biggest wave of anti-government demonstrations in decades spread out across the capital. -
USA Leaked documents show Facebook leveraged user data to fight rivals and help friends NBC News is releasing almost 7,000 pages of leaked documents showing how Facebook treated user data as a bargaining chip with external app developers. -
Europe News The Brief: Fragmented politics - the new norm for Europe? More than five months since the last federal elections Belgium is yet to form a government after a fragile coalition collapsed. This situation is far from unique. In fact, single party governments are now the exception all over the EU. Is this the new normal? -
USA Attacker stabs 8 at popular Jordanian tourist site The victims include four foreign tourists and their tour guide. -
Destinations "Overtourism" ruining some of the world's most beautiful destinations Travel Lemming has announced its top 30 underappreciated destinations to help reduce the impact of overtourism. -
USA Trump impeachment witness breaks week's no-show pattern Since Monday, six witnesses in the House impeachment inquiry have not appeared for their scheduled depositions. -
USA Here's what the GOP's rough election night in Virginia and Kentucky means for 2020 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. -
No Comment Police and protesters clash in Bolivia's La Paz Violent clashes between security forces and demonstrators broke out again in the early hours of Wednesday morning in Bolivia's capital. Sporadic and intense demonstrations have gripped Bolivia following a disputed 20 October election. -
Iran Iran begins injecting uranium gas into Fordow centrifuges — why is this important? Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has said that uranium gas will be injected into centrifuges at the Fordow plant later today — but why is this significant, and what comes next? -
USA Wife of slain ISIS leader al-Baghdadi has been captured, Turkey says The Turkish president said that despite capturing the high-profile figure, his country "did not make a fuss like United States." -
Germany Watch: Former West German prisoner tells a Stasi love story Hans Schulze was imprisoned by the East German secret police in 1986, accused of spying. He never imagined he would voluntarily return to the Stasi prison, where he now gives guided tours. -
Europe News Ursula von der Leyen sends reminder to Boris Johnson to nominate EU commissioner The future president of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen has reminded UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson of duty to nominate new commissioner. -
United Kingdom Police ban on Extinction Rebellion protests was unlawful says High Court Police ban on Extinction Rebellion protests was unlawful says High Court -
USA Iraq must 'engage seriously' with protesters, says U.S. "There is no path forward based on suppression of the will of the Iraqi people," the U.S. embassy said in a statement. -
USA Extinction Rebellion wins court challenge against London police A blanket ban against the climate change activist's 10-day demonstrations across London in October was ruled unlawful. -
USA Pro-China lawmaker stabbed in Hong Kong amid anti-government tensions Ho told reporters that he was left with a chest wound just under an inch deep and that his ribs blocked the blade. -
USA A free market brings freedom. Just look at what could be without a strong market ǀ View When the Berlin Wall came down, and the Soviet Union collapsed, a lot of us thought the war was over and the “good guys” had won. Capitalism was the dominant economic system and the free market was accepted almost everywhere as the path to prosperity and human happiness. Or so we thought. -
No Comment Burning crosses and Boris Johnson effigy light up Lewes bonfire night Costumed processions and bonfires mark the foiling of Guy Fawkes' Gunpowder Plot to blow up Parliament in 1605, and the memory of Lewes' Protestant martyrs. -
USA Showdown over Clean Water Act heads to Supreme Court Environmental groups caution the case could open the door to unregulated pollution. -
Jordan Tourists injured in stabbing attack at Jerash's Roman ruins in Jordan The directorate of general security in Jordan said a number of tourists, a tour guide and a security officer were stabbed in the attack in Jerash. -
USA Schools in Indian capital reopen, air quality still unhealthy Authorities in New Delhi banished cars with number plates ending in an odd number on Monday in a bid to reduce the pollution. -
USA UK's Johnson begins election battle, vowing Brexit and casting rival as 'Stalin' Parliament agreed to an early election last week, seeking to end three years of deep disagreement over Brexit. -
World Golden Dawn leader Nikos Michaloliakos to testify in murder trial Nikos Michaloliakos is accused of involvement in the murder of rapper Pavlos Fyssas -
United Kingdom Game on: Britain's election rivals trade blows on first day of campaigning Britons will go to the polls in a snap election on December 12. -
World The mountain valley 'one landslide away' from radioactive catastrophe Soviet-era nuclear waste is threatening the water supply of millions of people in Kyrgyzstan. Europe is stepping in to try and prevent disaster. -
Europe News MEP Adina Valean approved as Romania's European Commissioner European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen has approved European lawmaker Adina Valean as the commissioner-designate for Romania. -
Europe News The Brief: ECJ rules Polish reform is against EU law The ECJ has ruled the 2017 reforms that lowered the retirement age for judges in Poland compromise the independence of courts and are gender discrimination. -
World News Serbian president forced to use side door at TV studio after protesters block entrance Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic was forced to use the side of a TV studio where he was due to be interviewed after opposition protesters blocked the entrance. -
Business Germany could still ban Huawei from 5G build-out over security concerns, says defence minister Germany's defence minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer said on Tuesday that it still hadn't ruled out whether to block Huawei from the country's 5G build-out. -
Earth News Why hidden ingredients mean your wine might not be vegan We take a look at one essential dinner party ingredient you might not have realised contains animal products. -
China France and China reassert mutual support for the 'irreversible' Paris climate agreement The French and Chinese presidents have issued a joint statement to reassert their mutual support for the Paris climate accord. -
USA 'Talk to Rudy': Impeachment transcripts detail Giuliani's outsized influence in Ukraine policy According to an NBC News tally, the former NYC mayor was mentioned more than 430 times in testimony by Sondland and Volker.