18 November 2019 | Euronews
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USA Senior Trump admin official Mina Chang resigns after NBC News report Mina Chang resigned Monday, 6 days after an NBC News report about her resume inflation and hours after NBC asked her about newly discovered false claims. -
USA How to watch week 2 of the impeachment hearings: Schedule, witnesses and more Witnesses include National Security Council staffer Alex Vindman and former Ukraine special envoy Kurt Volker. -
USA Atlanta may have its own AOC Nabilah Islam put her student loans in forbearance so she could afford a bid for Congress. But her fundraising prowess could make her a player in one of the nation's toughest districts. -
USA Trump admin readies rule to send asylum seekers back to dangerous countries they pass through "There will be people who will die as a result of these policies," said a U.S. immigration official speaking on the condition of anonymity. -
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USA 'We're still dodging it': Red tide returns in Florida Red tide killed thousands of tons of marine life including sea turtles, manatees and dolphins last year. -
West Bank U.S. reverses stance on Israeli settlements in the West Bank US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Monday that Israeli settlements in the West Bank are not inconsistent with international law. -
The Cube Georgia protests: Crowds gather outside Parliament buildings | #TheCube Police in riot gear clashed with demonstrators in the second day of protests over the failure of promised election reforms. -
Italy Ischia: Italian island at risk of quakes or eruptions 'in the hands of the Eternal Father' A 2017 earthquake highlighted just how difficult it can be to manage an emergency on the island. That night about 20,000 people — locals and tourists — came to the port to be evacuated but there were not enough ferries. -
No Comment Georgia: Police clash with protesters in front of Parliament Police in riot gear attempted to push thousands of demonstrators away from the parliament building in the Georgian capital, as a second day of sizable protests simmered over the failure of promised election reforms -
USA Supreme Court puts hold on House subpoena for Trump financial records Democrats said they needed the documents to investigate whether the president accurately filled out required disclosure forms. -
USA McConnell suggests House impeachment timing could push Senate trial to 2020 "It looks to me like the House is gonna be on this until Christmas," the Senate Majority Leader said Monday of the House's impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump. -
No Comment UK: Muddy conditions add to the fun for dry-land dogsledders Muddy conditions greeted 150 teams from 15 countries as they competed in the 2019 WSA (World Sleddog Association) Dryland World Championships -
World News 'UK should give passports to Hongkongers,' pro-democracy politician tells Euronews "It's Britain's moral and political responsibility because these are British citizens, but they are British Nationals Overseas," Emily Lau told Euronews. -
World Iran supreme leader says recent protests were not carried out by the people The remarks of Ayatollah Khamenei come as rights groups denounce a rising death toll, with at least 106 protestors killed during the unrest according to Amnesty. -
World News An opportunity the United Nations and its Secretary-General must not miss ǀ View Today’s fast-changing geopolitical landscape is creating an environment in which a return to the collective security system of the UN should be attractive to great and small powers alike. The Secretary-General must seize this opportunity. -
World Climate crisis requires wartime-style mobilisation, says Nobel-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz In his new book “A Bit of Everything: Power, People, Profits and Progressive Capitalism for an Age of Discontent”, Professor Stiglitz argues that capitalism needs to be transformed if it is to meet the challenge of creating a more equal society. -
Smart Regions Rural Greece enjoys the benefits as internet isolation comes to an end Greece: from isolation to connection with the outside world thanks to the arrival of broadband in remote areas -
Ecotech All American muscle car | The Mustang goes electric The iconic US pony car's electric SUV version is set to go on sale by the end of 2020. -
Slovenia Watch: Mine and dine your date for €475 a head in Slovenia At this former coal mine, customers get a glimpse into the life of a miner along with a three-course meal. -
Germany German newspaper to investigate owner over past as Stasi informant Under the code name "Peter Bernstein", Holger Friedrich reported on fellow soldiers during military service for the National People's Army. -
France Watch: Beaujolais Nouveau ready for release amid tension over US tariffs Beaujolais Nouveau is always released on the third Thursday in November, at 12.01am. -
World News Two dead and several injured after bridge collapses in France A suspension bridge near Toulouse collapsed as a lorry, a car and possibly a van were crossing -
USA House staffers on a summer trip to Ukraine learned U.S. aid was frozen. Stunned, here's what they did next. The untold story of how two congressional aides who track federal spending got wind something was wrong and touched off a scramble to find the truth. -
Belarus Belarus election sees clean sweep for Alexander Lukashenko as opposition wins zero seats "Trust me, it's not really the softest chair," Lukashenko told reporters. -
USA Republicans, please don't join in the Democrats' impeachment showboating ǀ View Republicans needs to stay laser-focused on the goal: to show the American people that they, not Democratic politicians, should decide whether Trump leaves office. -
Italy Italian flood warnings spread beyond Venice, as rivers rise in Pisa, Florence In Pisa, in north-western Italy, 170 paratroopers were deployed to bolster the city's flood defences. -
World News Watch: How is Europe faring on violence against women? 58% per cent of the 87,000 women murdered in 2017 were killed by intimate partners or family members. -
USA Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is back on the bench Chief Justice John Roberts announced last week that she was "indisposed due to illness," and a court official said she was "home with a stomach bug." -
Earth News Media companies are worst for eco-friendly offices. Where does your industry stand? The survey measured recycling, energy wastage and single-use plastics. -
Travel News Innovation, tradition, pop culture: Osaka combines all the elements of the Japanese spirit In this edition of Go! Japan we're in Osaka to explore the city of animation, video game, manga and cosplay, in an unusual and unique way. -
USA Trump says he will 'strongly consider' testifying in House impeachment probe "Even though I did nothing wrong ... I like the idea & will, in order to get Congress focused again, strongly consider it!" Trump tweeted. -
Croatia Migrant shot by Croatian police in mountains near Slovenian border Human Rights Watch called on European authorities to investigate the "shocking and unacceptable" shooting, which left the migrant critically wounded. -
Climate Now Counting carbon: CO2 monitoring in a changing climate We investigate one of the hottest topics in climate change in this episode of Climate Now, looking at how scientists are working to track emissions and differentiate between sources of CO2, be they human or natural. -
USA Here are three takeaways from the 2019 gubernatorial races 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. -
USA 'TV calamity': Rare Prince Andrew interview widely panned The decision to speak to the BBC was seen as a gamble for the royals who traditionally are tight-lipped and try to maintain a strong grip on their image. -
Spain Catalan leader Quim Torra admits disobeying electoral rules in court hearing A conviction for Torra would likely lead to widespread protests and fresh elections. -
No Comment Hong Kong police descend on protesters at university campus Police fired tear gas and wielded batons. -
World Young Nigerians embracing savings and investment We start off in Nigeria where some of the young and savvy ones are embracing a new savings and investment culture with the use of an app. -
USA Hong Kong police lay siege to university where protesters are trapped Demonstrators fought back with Molotov cocktails and other homemade weapons as police used water cannons, tear gas and heavy vehicles on the campus. -
USA Inside Facebook's efforts to stop revenge porn before it spreads The Facebook team tasked with fighting nonconsensual intimate images spoke for the first time about their research, early missteps and hopes for AI. -
USA Trump's impeachment ire turns on Pompeo amid diplomats' starring roles Impeachment hearings have created a rift between the president and one of his staunchest allies in the administration. -
USA Four dead, six hurt in California football party shooting The shooting took place about 6 p.m. on the Fresno’s southeast side, where people were gathered to watch a football game, -
China Hundreds of protesters leave university under siege by Hong Kong police Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam said that around 100 protesters remain in the Polytechnic University campus. -
Earth News Toilet tales and ducks for neighbours: What is life really like on a canal boat in London? We meet 3 houseboat residents to discuss the ups and downs of floating life. Are boats really that sustainable?