10 November 2019 | Euronews
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Germany Hannover elects first German mayor of Turkish origin The German city of Hannover became the first regional capital and the first city in the country to elect a mayor of Turkish origin on Sunday, in a powerful symbol for German citizens of Turkish immigration descent. -
Spain Vox: Who are Spain's far-right party and what do they stand for? Vox promises the suspension of the Catalan autonomy, the outlawing of nationalist parties and "the maximum legal protection for the symbols of the nation, especially the flag, the anthem and the crown. -
USA Bolivian president announces resignation amid accusations of election fraud The head of the country's armed forces said the military had asked Bolivian President Evo Morales to step down in the wake of weeks of protests. -
USA Nikki Haley says Kelly, Tillerson tried to get her to resist Trump to 'save the country' Haley said, the men "confided in me that when they resisted the president, they weren't being insubordinate, they were trying to save the country." -
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USA Doctors, hospitals take up arms against Democrats' health care changes The debate over various "Medicare for All" plans has gripped the presidential primary contest. -
France Paris march against Islamophobia divides the left and draws government criticism Over 13,500 people marched in Paris on Sunday against Islamophobia, in a controversial protest that created tensions on the left and attracted criticism from the French government and right-wing parties. -
USA Russian hacker to be extradited to U.S. from Israel, high court rules Alexei Burkove was arrested in 2015 while visiting Israel and is wanted in the United States for suspicion of cyber crimes. -
USA Democrats push back on GOP efforts to have whistleblower, Hunter Biden testify "I think the Republicans are making an issue of anything that they think will give them some gravitas," Rep. Jackie Speier, D-Calif., told ABC. -
Spain Political stalemate and the rise of the right: what you need to know about the Spanish Election Stalemate in Spanish election as Socialists win with no majority and right wing Vox doubles seats -
Destinations New eco-luxury wooden houses open for booking in France We stayed at Cottages Antoinette, a trio of unusual accommodation overlooking a sea of vines in the Champagne region. -
No Comment Queen attends Remembrance day service in London Queen Elizabeth II joined Britons in remembering their war dead, as the country's political leaders paused campaigning for the Dec. 12 election to take part in a somber Remembrance Sunday service in London. -
USA GOP Rep.: If 'murderers' and 'rapists' get due process, Trump should too "There's a reason we let murderers and robbers and rapists go free when their due process rights have been violated," he said. -
No Comment 750,000 poppies dropped over the Battle of Britain memorial as part of Remembrance day An original Second World War C-47 aircraft, also known as Dakota, dropped 750,000 poppies over the Battle of Britain memorial in Kent on Sunday as part of Remembrance Day services. -
USA Rep. Himes accuses Republicans of a false equivalency between Trump, Biden on Ukraine "What the president did was wrong and impeachable," the Connecticut Democrat said in an exclusive interview with "Meet the Press." -
USA GOP senator: Trump advisers had to 'convince' Trump to release Ukraine aid Most of Trump's "advisers wanted the military aid released," Johnson said, adding they tried to find any way to "convince" him to do so. -
United Kingdom Extinction Rebellion floats British house mock-up "sinking" in Thames in climate protest Extinction Rebellion staged the protest as parts of northern and central England were struggling with the aftermath of floods that began last week when severe storms brought a month's rainfall in less than 24 hours. -
China Protesters clash with police in Hong Kong as anti-government protests continue Police clashed with protesters in Hong Kong as pro-democracy supporters took to the streets for the 24th consecutive weekend -
No Comment Iraqi security forces clash with anti-government protesters in Baghdad Protesters ran away as live ammunition, tear gas canisters and stun grenades were fired towards them. -
United Kingdom Dozens of flood warnings in UK as heavy rain expected to continue Severe flood warnings have been issued in England as flooding continues to force people from their homes -
USA Iran acknowledges open case involving missing FBI agent, raising family's hopes "We welcome Iran's taking the first step to finally end this nightmare," Levinson's family said in a statement to NBC News Saturday. -
USA Could Trump's re-election go up in a puff of smoke? Vapers say watch out. E-cigarette users are banding together politically, forging a new constituency of passionate single-issue voters. -
United Kingdom Watch: UK Royal Family leads annual Remembrance Day commemorations Remembrance Day honours the sacrifice of British troops involved in the two World Wars and later conflicts. -
USA Young female climate activists face hateful abuse online "They feel they have the right to degrade us," said Theresa Sebastian, 15, from Cork, in the Republic of Ireland. -
Earth News How to eat with the seasons: A complete guide Should we be eating fruits and vegetables in season to reduce our carbon footprint and improve our health? -
World News Bolivian President Evo Morales resigns after disputed election The president of Bolivia, Evo Morales, confirmed that he resigns from the presidency after almost 14 years in power. -
World News Six dead, 36 missing after cyclone Bulbul lashes Bangladesh More than two million spent a night huddled in storm shelters as Cyclone Bulbul smashed into the coasts of India and Bangladesh. -
Sport Tennis: France claim Fed Cup title with 3-2 win over Australia Tennis: France claim Fed Cup title with 3-2 win over Australia -
USA Mercury is making a rare 'transit' across the sun. Here's how to watch. Skywatchers around the world have the opportunity to witness a rare astronomical event Monday that occurs just 13 times each century. -
Brazil 'I'm back,' Brazil's ex-president Lula tells supporters after prison release Lula's 45-minute speech to cheering supporters focused on defeating right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro on and improving the economic conditions of the working class. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Aid workers fear winter 'humanitarian catastrophe' at Bosnia migrant camp Hundreds of migrants are living in a freezing camp near the Croatian border with almost no food, water, and no electricity. -
World News 'Freedom for political prisoners,' Catalan separatists chant on election eve 'Freedom for political prisoners,' Catalan separatists chant on election eve -
World News Romania's Iohannis wins first round of presidential vote as turnout nears 50% Romania's Iohannis will face the Social Democrat leader Dancila in a runoff on November 24.