12 November 2019 | Euronews
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USA That arctic blast hitting the U.S.? There's a wavy jet stream to blame. Though some seasonal variation is natural with the jet stream, there are some indications that climate change is affecting the waviness of these air currents. -
World News A glass ceiling in male-dominated Big Tech is keeping innovating women from making their mark ǀ View Far from being a safe haven where diverse voices can be heard and respected, new media platforms are often reflecting the worst prejudices of the older media when it comes to minorities - including women. -
USA Did overly aggressive marketing turn Disney Plus into Disney Minus? After a gigantic promotion, followed by an epic fail, is Disney+ already a victim of its own success? -
USA How to watch the Trump impeachment hearing: Schedule, witnesses and more It's the first one in Congress in over 20 years and will allow the American public to hear the evidence for themselves. -
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World News World Pneumonia Day: Charities sound alarm over disease that killed a child every 39 seconds in 2018 Save the Children said the disease killed more than 800,000 children last year and that it was a "forgotten global epidemic". -
USA Mark Sanford ends longshot Republican presidential campaign "Impeachment noise has moved what was hard to herculean," Sanford said. -
United Kingdom Arron Banks likens Nigel Farage to casino gambler and says Brexit is under threat Banks told Reuters that he thinks Farage will also stand down candidates in Labour marginals to avoid splitting the Brexit vote. -
USA Roger Stone will not testify as his criminal trial nears an end Stone, 67, could face prison time if convicted in the trial. -
USA Supreme Court appears inclined to let Trump end DACA program The justices heard nearly an hour and a half of oral arguments as hundreds of DACA supporters rallied outside. -
Spotlight The World Travel Market: giving us a taste of travel experiences waiting to be discovered Thousands from the travel and tourism sectors are promoting all sorts of holiday destinations - ranging from capital cities to exotic islands, at the World Travel Market in London. -
Belgium Verhofstadt says 'problems need to be solved' before Brexit deal can be ratified Verhofstadt told MEPs that “problems need to be solved” before the Withdrawal Agreement can be recommended to member states for approval. -
USA In speech, Bolton suggested Trump's policy decisions guided by personal interest The former national security director was especially critical of the president's handling of Turkey, according to multiple sources present for his remarks. -
USA Senior Trump official embellished resume, had face on fake TIME cover State Dept. official Mina Chang claimed to be a Harvard Business School "alumna" who ran a nonprofit that worked in 40 countries. -
Spain ECJ advice suggests jailed Catalan leader could have sought immunity as an MEP The advice from Advocate General Maciej Szpunar is a boost for the Catalan separatist movement and Oriol Junqueras, who was voted into the European Parliament in May despite being detained in Spain since 2017 after an illegal independence referendum. -
USA Trump public impeachment hearings: More like Watergate or Clinton? Analysis: With the House set to begin televised proceedings into how the president dealt with Ukraine, keep an eye on the polls. -
USA Tourists and residents slosh through a flooded Venice The high water invaded cafes, stores and other businesses, as the water level peaked at over four feet. -
USA Zimbabwe says 200 elephants have now died amid drought Other animals including giraffe, buffalo and impala are also dying, a national parks official said, and the situation can improve only after rains return. -
No Comment St. Mark's square becomes a lake as flood season begins in Venice Tourists needed some pretty high boots on Tuesday (November 12) in Venice as water levels rose flooding central St. Mark's square. -
No Comment Police face off against protesters on France-Spain border French police have used pepper spray and batons to push back pro-Catalan independence protesters who blocked a major highway border pass between France and Spain. -
USA Hong Kong police clash with protesters in tense standoff The clashes came a day after police shot a protester at close range and a man was doused with petrol and set on fire. -
World News Strasbourg rattled by second French earthquake in two days Strasbourg rattled by second French earthquake in two days -
Europe News The Brief: a time-travel trip in a Trabant - 'Ostalgia' in Brussels In Germany, Ostalgia is a nostalgic feeling for certain aspects of life in Communist East Germany. But beyond memories, some in Brussels think that there were a few aspects of socialism that should make a comeback. -
Earth News 36 artists join forces to celebrate the sea and fight over-fishing The artists have presented a collection inspired by the deep blue in London. -
USA The impeachment inquiry has been all about Ukraine, but what about Russia? 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. -
Spain Socialists and Podemos reach coalition deal in bid to form Spain's next government Spain's Socialists and left-wing Unidas Podemos (UP) have reached a coalition agreement in a bid to form government, senior UP lawmaker Alberto Garzon said on Tuesday. -
USA Trump claims some DACA recipients 'hardened criminals' as case goes before Supreme Court On Tuesday, the Supreme Court takes up a case that will determine the fate of the Obama-era program that has allowed about 800,000 young people who entered the country as children. -
France Paris Peace Forum: Macron attacks ‘hypocrisy’ over backlash to his NATO criticism The French president hit out at ‘priggishness and hypocrisy’ in the backlash to his criticism of international institutions including NATO. -
Israel Israeli and Palestinian forces exchange rocket attacks as tensions escalate Sirens sounded in Israeli cities on Tuesday as Palestinian militants fired rockets in retaliation for the assassination of a Islamic Jihad leader in the Gaza Strip. -
Europe News Catalan conundrum for European Parliament after top court opinion The EU's top court opinion is a boost for the Catalan separatist movement and Oriol Junqueras, who was voted into the European Parliament in May despite being detained in Spain since 2017 following an illegal independence referendum. -
Earth News Model Emma Breschi opts for second-hand clothes at #LoveNotLandfill We spoke to model Emma Breschi about her curated collection at the pre-loved event in London. -
Hungary Hungary's economic figures 'prove' there is no systematic corruption Hungary's foreign minister Péter Szijjártó told Euronews that there was no systematic corruption in his country. The EU's anti-fraud office begs to differ. -
France North Macedonia president meets Macron after French veto on EU accession talks Stevo Pendarovski and Emmanuel Macron meet in Paris, weeks after France blocked a start date for EU membership talks for North Macedonia and Albania. -
Spain Police clash with Catalan independence activists on border with Spain Police were dispersing hundreds of Catalan pro-independence demonstrators who had been blocking a major road link that connects the Spanish region with France for nearly 24 hours. -
World Swedish police setting up special unit to tackle gang violence Swedish Police launch special task force -
USA Clinton criticizes U.K. government for blocking Russian report Clinton said the public needs to know what is in the report, as Britain prepares for a general election. -
United Kingdom British political parties hit by wave of cyberattacks amid election campaign Labour was hit first, then came under a second digital bombardment, followed by a third attack on the website of the Conservative Party. -
USA Catalan separatists block major Spain-France road link Catalonia has been rocked by mass protests since long prison sentences were handed down in mid-October to nine separatist leaders. -
USA Winds fan ferocious fires in Australia's most populous state A catastrophic fire warning was in place for Sydney, Australia's largest city, where a large blaze threatened homes on Tuesday. -
USA Trump staffers have a choice: Loyalty and maybe prison, or betrayal and derision ǀ View The emerging strategy of House Republicans to argue that WH advisers went rogue — without the authorization of Donald Trump — to press Ukraine to provide dirt on a political opponent puts Mick Mulvaney, John Eisenberg, Rudy Giuliani and others in a precarious and even life-changing dilemma. -
Poland Poland presses Netflix to change documentary about Nazi death camp guard Poland's government is pressuring the online streaming service to alter a map in its The Devil Next Door documentary series, which shows Nazi death camps inside the border of modern Poland. -
USA Israel hit by 50 rockets from Gaza after airstrike kills Islamic Jihad leader The incident marks a significant flare-up of cross-border violence that could have wide ramifications for the region. -
USA Afghan president: Taliban to release 2 American University profs in prisoner swap Kevin King, a U.S. citizen, and Timothy Weeks were kidnapped at gunpoint from the American University of Afghanistan in Kabul in August of 2016. -
Bolivia Evo Morales: Bolivia's ex-president vows to stay in politics as he takes up asylum in Mexico The long-serving leftist leader claimed he had been ousted by rivals in a coup following violence sparked by a disputed election. -
Earth News Review | Claire Foy and Matt Smith star in eco-anxiety masterpiece Laugh-out-loud funny and simultaneously morbid. 'Lungs' is at The Old Vic theatre in London. -
USA Widow of Elijah Cummings will run for late representative's seat "He wanted me to continue this fight, and I'm going to continue this fight and run the race, and, prayerfully, win," Maya Rockeymoore Cummings said. -
USA US President Jimmy Carter to undergo procedure to relieve pressure on brain after falls The 95-year-old former president has fallen at home at least twice in recent months. -
USA Read the transcript of State Dept. official Christopher Anderson's impeachment testimony Anderson testified last month as part of the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump.