20 November 2019 | Euronews
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China Hong Kong students' sewer escape thwarted Protesters trapped inside a Hong Kong university on Wednesday tried to flee through the sewers but firemen prevented further escape bids by blocking a manhole into the system. -
USA Misleading Ukraine story spreads among conservatives on social media The article offered conservatives and Trump loyalists a welcome alternative to the day's news. -
France 'Relieved and a bit bitter': Court acquits mountain guide charged with helping asylum seekers The volunteer faced a three-month suspended sentence if the court had upheld his conviction for “facilitating irregular entry” -
USA Pete Buttigieg in the crossfire at MSNBC debate Analysis: How the South Bend mayor handles his time in the center of the crucible is one of the top things to watch when the field faces off in Atlanta Wednesday night. -
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Spain Spanish court rules Ryanair's cabin baggage policy 'abusive' and invalid A court in Spain has found Ryanair's cabin baggage policy to be "abusive" and has deemed it invalid after a customer case. -
USA 6 big takeaways from Gordon Sondland's impeachment testimony so far Sondland pointed the finger at Trump, Pompeo, Bolton and several other key administration figures over hours of explosive public testimony. -
No Comment Egyptian man builds eco-friendly home using only recycled material Taymour El-Hadidi collected concrete blocks, red bricks and glass bottles to build his environmentally conscious home. -
USA Trump claims Sondland testimony exonerates him: 'It's all over' Sondland said that he understood it was a Trump priority to have Ukraine announce investigations into the Bidens. -
USA Trump, White House scramble to respond to Sondland 'quid pro quo' testimony The ambassador to the E.U.'s Wednesday impeachment inquiry account delivered what some Trump allies outside the White House viewed as a significant setback. -
No Comment Pope Francis arrives in Thailand at start of Asia trip The pontiff arrived in Thailand to meet with the country's small but devoted Catholic minority -
Spain Spain tracking mobile phones on massive scale for statistical survey Spain's National Institute of Statistics has launched a controversial survey this week involving tracking mobile phones on a massive scale, without the consent of customers. -
USA 'Cyborg' bots spread misinformation in Louisiana and Kentucky elections, researchers say Accounts that use a mix of human direction and automation point to the continuous evolution of misinformation strategies. -
USA Photographer captures Trump's handwritten talking points responding to Sondland The president stopped to speak to reporters outside the White House amid impeachment testimony in Congress. -
USA Prince Andrew steps away from public duties over Epstein ties In a statement he said that his association with Epstein has "become a major disruption." -
USA Netanyahu rival fails to form government, leaving Israel facing likely third election in a year Benny Gantz's failure to form a government raises the prospect of Israel holding its third national election in less than a year. -
United Kingdom Britain's Prince Andrew to step back from public duties over his links to Jeffrey Epstein Prince Andrew has said his mother, the Queen, has given him permission to step back from public duties over the scandal surrounding his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein. -
United Kingdom Full statement: Prince Andrew explains why he's quitting public duties Prince Andrew has released a statement saying he will be stepping back from public duties for the "foreseeable future" over his friendship with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. -
Earth News Is the science driving tree planting trends ‘dangerously misleading’? Researchers have claimed that the study published in July 'strongly overestimates' the impact of restoring forests. -
USA 6 of Sondland's most important lines The American ambassador to the E.U. appeared before the House Intelligence Committee. -
Germany Fritz von Weizsäcker: Son of ex-German president stabbed to death while giving lecture in Berlin The son of Germany's former president Richard von Weizsäcker was stabbed to death while he was delivering a lecture at a clinic in Berlin. -
France France and Germany vie for NATO leadership amid 'brain death' controversy French President Emmanuel Macron branded NATO "brain dead". Now the defence alliance has met for the first time since those controversial remarks. -
Focus Empowering rural women in Africa under the spotlight at the African Women's Forum Women contribute nearly 80% of the food supply in Africa yet only have access to 15% of the land. The African Women’s Forum looks at how to empower women in the continent economically, enabling them to become powerful players in the fight against hunger, malnutrition and food insecurity. -
USA Uber to test recording audio of trips in effort to improve security The feature was unveiled during an event in Sao Paulo, Brazil, earlier this month and may be rolled out in other regions down the road. -
Focus Dubai's bid to make bureaucratic backlogs a thing of the past Dubai is aiming to take the lead in streamline its public services and create a fully integrated "smart city", on a single smartphone app. -
USA Given his track record and lack of tact, Donald Trump should leave diplomacy to his diplomats ǀ View One thing is for sure that the present situation will have consequences on the status quo of the US current relations overseas. -
Greece Greece to replace overcrowded refugee camps with closed detention centres The 3,000-person-capacity Moria camp, currently home to 15,000 migrants, is among those earmarked for closure and conversion into a detention centre. -
USA Inside the Hong Kong university siege: 'Some are scared, some have hope' Inside the university, a scrawled graffiti message near an American flag read: "Liberty or death." -
United Kingdom Prince Andrew's gross BBC interview shows how the rich and powerful enable evil ǀ View The silence of good men can allow evil to triumph, but the faux apologies of accused men help normalize it. -
France #MovieMoney: French police warn of fake bank notes in circulation Fake bank notes create filmic furore. Made to be used in films, the shonky sheets have been circulated in eastern France and beyond -
USA FBI seeks to interview the whistleblower The whistleblower's complaint touched off the impeachment inquiry against Trump. -
USA FBI seeks to interview the whistleblower The whistleblower's complaint touched off the impeachment inquiry against Trump. -
Europe News The Brief: 'dying' to be heard These young activists are "dying" to be heard. Bringing their calls for urgent climate action inside the European Parliament and forcing politicians to climb over them, to get to their meetings. -
USA Malta arrests businessman in connection with journalist murder Daphne Caruana Galizia was killed in a powerful car bomb in October 2017. -
Earth News This collar creates your own clean air bubble protecting you from toxic pollutants As concerns about air pollution rise, the collar is intended to improve your physical and mental wellbeing. -
USA Read Gordon Sondland's explosive opening statement at the impeachment hearing He implicates Trump, Pompeo and Bolton by saying they were fully aware in real time of what he and others were doing in Ukraine. -
France Pregnant woman, 29, mauled to death by dogs while walking near her home in northern France Police have launched a manslaughter investigation after a pregnant woman was mauled to death by dogs while she was out walking near her home in northern France. -
Europe News Shooting instead of school: the stolen childhood of children in Yemen The 20 November marks the 30th anniversary of the International Convention on the Rights of the Child. But in Yemen and in other conflict areas, children are the main victims of human rights violations -
No Comment A million lights illuminate London's Royal Botanical Gardens London’s Kew Gardens welcomes festive season with dramatic light show -
USA Get ready for a huge day in American politics 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 News Far-right terrorism on the rise in the West, bucking global terror trends Whilst still only a fraction of global terror deaths are attributed to the far-right, it is a growing menace in the west, rising 320% in the last five years. -
United Kingdom Brexit: Are Boris Johnson’s Tories being fair to future EU migrants? People moving to the UK from EU countries after Brexit face tighter rules and will have to "wait like everybody else" for benefits, under Conservative Party plans. -
USA Deadline approaches for Benny Gantz to form Israel's next government The deadline for Benny Gantz to form a government expires at midnight Wednesday local time -
World Watch: US-Europe ties are stronger than ever, says NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg NATO members have disagreements, he says, but that's why it is so important. -
No Comment Brazil home made with of over 6,000 bottles It takes a lot of bottle to build a house like this. -
USA Impeachment hearings live updates: Sondland testifies Live coverage and the latest news from the Trump impeachment hearing during Gordon Sondland, Laura Cooper and David Hale's public testimonies about Ukraine dealings on Wednesday. -
USA Son of highly respected former German president stabbed to death The victim, a physician, was the son of former president Richard von Weizsaecker, who served as president during Germany's reunification. -
Dubai’s best wildlife experiences Where to see the indigenous flora and fauna of the UAE -
USA State Department asked to probe top diplomats' use of personal cell phones Sen. Robert Menendez says diplomats should be punished if they used unsecure devices to conduct "sensitive national security business." -
USA House Hitler was born in to become police station The government's move aims to prevent building from becoming a pilgrimage site for neo-Nazis. -
The Cube Conservatives under fire over 'Factcheck UK' Twitter rebranding | #TheCube A Twitter spokesperson said: "Any further attempts to mislead people by editing verified profile information - in a manner seen during the UK Election Debate - will result in decisive corrective action." -
Europe News A tense meeting for NATO after 'brain death' comments Internal battles in the military alliance hang over the meeting of NATO Foreign Ministers in Brussels this Wednesday. -
Sport Tottenham name Jose Mourinho as new boss after Mauricio Pochettino sacked Three-time Premier League-winning manager Jose Mourinho is back as the new boss of Tottenham Hotspur. -
Europe News The Brief: How the incoming Commission plans to tackle poverty in Europe As President-elect von der Leyen and her Commission prepare to take office on December 1, there are already plans being made to tackle poverty in Europe, promoting of quality jobs, and a European Union-wide minimum wage. -
Israel Israel braced for third elections in a year as Benny Gantz coalition deadline looms Neither Benny Gantz not Benjamin Netanyahu has been able to pull together 61 seats for a majority. -
Austria Adolf Hitler's childhood home will be converted into a police station Austrian authorities are concerned that the building could turn into a shrine for neo-Nazis. -
Spain Domestic abuse survivor on why walking away is not easy 'One day I will change - but how long will that take?' -
USA Meet Gordon Sondland, donor turned diplomat who delivered quid pro quo message to Ukraine Trump, who called Sondland a "great American" earlier this year, distanced himself from the ambassador since he revised his testimony. -
USA Kurt Volker, citing Biden link, becomes latest witness to revise testimony The former U.S. envoy for Ukraine negotiations appeared at the House Intelligence Committee' impeachment hearing.