21 November 2019 | Euronews
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Bolivia Was Bolivia's ousting of Evo Morales a coup by the US for lithium? Euronews worked with experts to debunk a conspiracy theory claiming the ousting of Morales was orchestrated by the United States to control the exploitation of lithium in the country. -
USA House Democrats ask Supreme Court to let them get hold of Trump financial documents The House Oversight Committee issued a subpoena in April for the records. -
Iran Iran begins reconnecting internet after shutdown over protests After a five-day-long blackout meant to stifle protests, Iranians are slowly regaining internet access -
USA 'Climate emergency' is Oxford Dictionaries' 2019 word of the year Usage of the term is up 10,789 percent over the previous year, according to the dictionary's data. -
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USA Michael Bloomberg files paperwork to enter 2020 Democratic primary But the former New York City mayor's team said that he still had not officially decided to join the race. -
USA Iranians grapple with internet outages amid protests At its lowest point, Iran's connectivity to the outside world fell to 4 percent of ordinary levels, according to the non-profit group Netblocks. -
USA 6 things we learned from Hill and Holmes' impeachment testimony so far Holmes and Hill were the last witnesses to testify this week following days of public hearings in the House impeachment inquiry. -
No Comment Pope Francis slams use of women & children for prostitution in Thailand On a visit to Bangkok, Pope Francis has spoken up for the victims of sex tourism. -
France Winegrowers celebrate release of Beaujolais Nouveau amid challenges at home and abroad Some growers had their production hit by an untimely frost on the vineyards this year, while Donald Trump's wine tax has complicated the export market -
USA Coldplay to pause touring, citing environmental reasons Chris Martin, the band's frontman, said the carbon footprint of their tour is too large to justify. -
Sweden Greta Thunberg doppelgänger photo from 1898 sparks online frenzy "Greta Thunberg is a time traveller!" - wild theories are coming out after a doppelganger photo went viral -
Next Series Ask Our Astronaut | How can space exploration help us find solutions for climate change? In Ask Our Astronaut, Luca Parmitano answers public questions. In this first episode, Luca gives us unique insights about climate change from space. -
Earth News Condé Nast is first to sign UN fashion pledge for climate action The publishing house is the first media outlet to sign a climate pledge to reform the fashion industry. -
Hungary What happened in the Hungarian media could happen in your country too ǀ View Over the past nine years, public affairs have gradually become the private affairs of people with power, and every relevant law, regulation and practice echoes this shift in perspective. Government officials and politicians treat journalists asking them questions as if we were invading their privacy -
USA 'Evidence is clear': Pelosi says hearings show Trump used office for personal gain The speaker's remarks came on the third day of public testimony this week in the House's impeachment inquiry. -
Israel Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu rejects corruption charges as an 'attempted coup' Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been indicted on a series of corruption charges that could see him jailed for more than a decade. -
Poland Watch: Tigers freed from truck taste outdoor lifestyle at Polish zoo The tigers were being transported from Italy to Russia when they were discovered at the Poland-Belarus border. -
USA Israeli PM Netanyahu indicted on charges of bribery, fraud and breach of trust Netanyahu has previously denied any wrongdoing and has said he is the victim of a politically orchestrated "witch hunt" by the media and the left. -
Serbia Belgrade orders probe into 'Russia-Serbia cash handover' video Critics have claimed a video purporting to show cash exchanging hands between a Russian diplomat or intelligence officer and a Serbian man is fake. But it has prompted Belgrade to launch an investigation. -
No Comment Mexico celebrates anniversary of 1910 revolution Thousands of people watched an anniversary parade in Mexico on Wednesday. The parade marked the country's Revolution. -
USA Trump hosting lunch with Romney, Collins — who declined to condemn House impeachment inquiry The two Republicans, along with Murkowski of Alaska, are the only three in the Senate who refused to join a resolution blasting the proceedings. -
Hungary Klára Dobrev: Rule of law is part of being in the EU. It’s time for dialogue, Viktor Orbán ǀ View The Hungarian government appears not to accept that the rule of law can be a criterion to judge member states. Interestingly, until very recently, they always claimed that Hungary fully adhered to those principles, and that the rule of law worked perfectly in the country. -
United Kingdom UK general election: Conservatives launch 'fake' manifesto website for rivals Labour Britain's ruling Conservatives registered labourmanifesto.co.uk and used it to criticise their election rivals' proposed programme -
United Kingdom UK's Liberal Democrats launch election campaign with vow to stop Brexit The Libdems launched their election platform this week, pledging to hire more teachers, create a frequent flyer tax and legalise cannabis. But what has been making the headlines is their radical stance on Brexit. -
USA Top 2020 Democrats played it safe at the Atlanta debate Analysis: With little incentive to shake up the race, the leading presidential contenders all took a lap under a caution flag. -
USA Read the full text: Fiona Hill's opening statement in public impeachment hearing NBC News obtained her remarks as prepared for delivery. -
USA Democrats are winning impeachment inquiry on substance but can they win on 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. -
Europe News The Brief: Donald Tusk lands new job as EPP president with pledge to fight populism The outgoing EU Council President and former Polish prime minister will try and turn around the fortunes of the EPP grouping. -
United Kingdom Labour leader Corbyn launches populist manifesto with attack on billionaires A radical package of voter giveaways at the expense of “tax dodgers, bad bosses and polluters” could overcome Labour's mixed message on Brexit. -
USA Prince Andrew has broken unspoken royal rule: Stay tight-lipped Recent controversy swirling around the royal family appears to justify the maxim that the queen is believed to live by: "Never complain, never explain." -
Ireland More than a dozen migrants found in back of lorry on ship travelling to Ireland More than a dozen migrants have been found in the back of a lorry on a Stena Line ferry en route to Ireland. -
Italy Watch: Youth boxing at Naples church keeps boys from life of crime In a neglected Naples neighbourhood, this church has been transformed into a boxing ring. There is 40% youth unemployment here and one of the few organisations with jobs on offer is the mafia. -
Earth News Coldplay refuses to announce world tour for environmental reasons The British band's refusal to tour shows the music industry is starting to take sustainability seriously, -
USA Britain's Labour promises radical change if it wins election The party has shifted sharply to the left under Jeremy Corbyn after the centrist "New Labour" years of former prime ministers Tony Blair and Gordon Brown. -
No Comment F1 team realises the challenge of changing tyres in weightlessness Red Bull carried out a pit stop in the weightless conditions of Zero-G. -
USA Fiona Hill to say partisan politics drove a 'fictional' narrative on Ukraine The former White House official is expected to detail warning about the threat to U.S. democracy posed by Russia. -
Europe News European Commission candidates approved by EU Parliament chief ahead of final vote EU parliament chief David Sassoli has announced the candidates for the European Commission have been approved, setting up a final vote in the European Parliament. -
USA To counter Iran, U.S. military may be forced into open-ended deployment "The biggest cost is you lose the ability to project into Asia or defend the homeland," said Ilan Goldenberg, one of the report's three authors. -
World Greek plan to move migrants won't end 'inhumane' conditions — aid group Medecins Sans Frontieres says plans by Greece for new migrant facilities amount to the creation of detention centres. -
USA What does Giuliani's longtime fixer know about Rudy's work in Ukraine? Vitaly Pruss introduced Rudy Giuliani to Ukraine's key players. Now Democrats want Giuliani to share all his communications with Pruss. -
Italy Fireworks factory blast kills five and injures two in Sicily Fireworks depot safety called into question once again as the factory owner's wife and son are on casualties list -
Earth News My eco job | How I made plastic bottles the sustainable option in wine Co-founder of Garçon Wines Santiago Navarro explains why launching a plastic product isn't always a bad idea. -
USA Read the full text from the fifth Democratic debate Read the full text from the fifth debate for the 2020 presidential election hosted by MSNBC and The Washington Post. -
USA Democrat candidate debate leaves Buttigieg unscathed The South Bend mayor has been soaring in polls, but the other candidates let him off easy. -
USA Trump hosted Zuckerberg for undisclosed dinner at the White House in October The meeting took place during Zuckerberg's most recent visit to Washington, where he testified before Congress about Facebook's new cryptocurrency Libra. -
USA Fact-checking the fifth Democratic debate in Atlanta Here are the claims from the 10 candidates on stage that hold up — and the ones that don't. -
USA Live updates: How long each candidate has talked at tonight's debate Which candidate spoke the longest at tonight's debate in Atlanta? Who spoke the least? NBC News is tracking how long each candidate talks.