22 November 2019 | Euronews
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USA Woman's call to 911 for pizza delivery leads to man's arrest for domestic violence "This is the wrong number to order a pizza," the dispatcher said, then added shortly after, "I'm getting you now, OK. ... The guy still there?" -
France French Academy warns public bodies to stop using 'Franglais' L'Academie Francaise said it is 'seriously concerned' at mixing French with English — a common phenomenon in an age of social media and global marketing. -
USA Trump-Zuckerberg 2020? Might as well, says an activist upset by false ads A series of digital billboard ads were purchased by a professional marketer who also filed papers to run for governor of California so he could run false ads on Facebook. -
USA Trump-Zuckerberg 2020? Might as well, says a Democrat upset by false ads A series of digital billboard ads were purchased by a professional marketer who also filed papers to run for governor of California so he could run false ads on Facebook. -
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USA Former CIA Director: We worried arming Ukraine would hand technology to Russian spies Under Obama the military opposed giving Javelin missiles to Ukraine because of fear Russia would get access to sensitive tech, said ex-CIA chief Brennan." -
United Kingdom Jeremy Corbyn: I will be neutral in second Brexit referendum Corbyn's pledge came in a BBC debate in which leaders of the four main parties answered questions from a studio audience. -
USA Trump hosts heated White House vaping debate The Friday session, part of which was opened to the press, featured industry representatives openly sparring with public health advocates. -
My Europe Series Tusk vows to tackle nationalists head on In this week's state of the union, newly elected president of the European People's Party Donald Tusk says he will take on populists and nationalists. -
France A wave of cold polar air could hit Europe in early December Along with the arrival of December could be the arrival of a fresh wave of cold polar air, according to weather experts. -
USA Former CIA officer sentenced to 19 years for conspiring with Chinese spies Jerry Chun Shing Lee is the third former U.S. intelligence officer to be convicted in less than a year of conspiring with the Chinese to give them national defense information. -
The Cube Is the battle to define political advertising unwinnable? As major tech companies begin to overhaul political advertising, Google's mislabelling of an undisclosed Tory attack ad highlights the pitfalls of regulating an unregulated world. -
United Kingdom This Bristol cafe lets homeless people use its address to register to vote in snap UK election A cafe/bar in southwest England is helping the homeless to vote in the upcoming election by allowing them to use their address to register. -
No Comment 'Ich bin ein surfer': Berliners get first artificial wave factory The surf was up for Berliners on Friday as the German capital's first artificial surfing wave opened for business. -
USA Fact check: Trump's false claims about Ukraine, DNC server A day earlier, a key impeachment witness — Trump's former Russia expert — called this conspiracy a "fictional narrative" that serves Moscow's interests. -
Switzerland Divers' concern over WWII-era ammunition at bottom of Lake Geneva contradicts Swiss government Explosive discovery: bombs, grenades and shells are sleeping at the bottom of Lake Geneva -
Austria Probe into Austria far-right FPÖ party finds gold bars hidden in Tyrol guesthouse Investigators probing Austria’s far-right FPÖ found gold bars hidden in a hotel in the Tyrolean Alps, which the party insists was an investment. -
My Europe Series Turks threatened over alleged links to the Gülen movement find a safe haven in Greece Many Turkish teachers, public servants and entrepreneurs, unable to return home because of fears of arrest and with no belief in the independence of the Turkish justice system, are trying to start a new life in the northern Greek city of Thessaloniki. -
Sport Abe keeps Olympic dreams alive in Osaka Abe keeps Olympic dreams alive in Osaka -
Colombia Latin America protest wave crashes into Colombia Bolivia, Chile and Ecuador are among Latin American countries to see protests in recent months. Now it's Colombia's turn. -
Netherlands The Netherlands is not required to repatriate children of IS families, says appeals court An appeals court has ruled the Netherlands is not required to repatriate the children born into families of its fighters that left to join the Islamic State. -
USA 'Frightening' online transphobia has real-life consequences, advocates say Social media is "both the best thing" and "also the worst" to happen to the trans community, one transgender advocate said. -
United Kingdom UK labelled 'rogue state' after missing UN deadline to hand Chagos Islands back to Mauritius The UK has been criticised after missing a deadline set out by the UN to handover control of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius. -
Slovakia Four-out-of-five adolescents worldwide doing fewer than an hour of physical activity a day, says WHO Lack of physical activity in adolescence can impact health, as well as cognitive development and sociability. -
USA Sacha Baron Cohen slams Facebook as 'greatest propaganda machine in history' "It only seems fair to say to Facebook, YouTube and Twitter, 'Your product is defective, you are obliged to fix it,'" the actor said in a speech to the Anti-Defamation League. -
United Kingdom Man found guilty of killing heavily pregnant ex-wife with crossbow Police revealed that Sana's ex-husband had bought two crossbows months prior to the attack and carried out surveillance on her house. -
USA Hearings reveal extent of damage Trump's inflicted on our national security ǀ View These hearings have laid bare just how crippled the staff, systems and structures designed to protect our country really are. -
Europe News Hebron tours explain Israeli settlement policy The US administration announced, earlier this week, that it no longer considers Israeli settlements in the Palestinian territories as a violation of international law. Euronews gives a glimpse about the challenges created by a settlement in the Palestinian city of Hebron. -
No Comment Massive fire destroys seaside hotel in Eastbourne The fire department said no one had been injured and that all guests and employees had been counted. -
Greece Greece tightens borders and will 'shut the door' on migrants not entitled to asylum Greece is to create a single border surveillance agency and employ 1,200 more guards to 'shut the door' on migrants not entitled to stay. -
No Comment Protests continue in Santiago despite reforms proposals Protesters clashed violently with vehicles of the security force in Santiago on Thursday when the demonstrations that shook Chile moved to its second month. -
USA Hearings put the finishing touches on Dems' impeachment story 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. -
Ivory Coast Europe's most wanted criminals on the run for more than two decades arrested in Ivory Coast Lacote was sentenced to five years in prison for fraud in an organised gang, death threats and participation in an association of criminals. Van Acker was given two years as an accomplice. -
USA Trump trashes impeachment hearings, defends Giuliani's Ukraine dealings Trump gave his first extensive interview since the House Intelligence Committee wrapped up two weeks of public hearings in its impeachment inquiry. -
Germany Conversion therapy bans are a step forward but LGBTIQ acceptance and inclusion holds the key ǀ View The term “conversion therapy” has been appearing in news headlines increasingly often, most recently when a draft law banning itwas announced in Germany earlier this month by its Minister of Health, Jens Spahn. This is certainly cause for celebration. -
Finland Finland's gender-neutral policies 'conceal female victims of violence' Experts claim attempts in Finland to be more gender-neutral is having the unintended consequence of concealing female victims of domestic violence -
Earth News Victoria’s Secret cancels annual fashion show as sales sink Why has the lingerie giant announced this year's spectacle will not go ahead? -
USA Israel vs. Netanyahu: Corruption charges leave Israel's political survivor facing fight of his life "I think it's more likely than at any time in the last ten years that Netanyahu is coming to an end of his premiership and leadership," said one analyst. -
Switzerland What makes a city 'inclusive' and why is Zurich number one? Europe dominates the ranking with 15 of the world's 20 most inclusive cities located on the Old Continent. -
Earth News REVIEW | What are the best vegan chicken-style nuggets? We review all the latest launches along with established brands. -
World World Tolerance Summit: Saudi Princess says Islamophobia is “a mindset” It was the United Arab Emirates’ first President, the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, who declared to his young nation that “tolerance is a duty.” -
World Imam who survived Christchurch mosque attacks talks trauma and calls for unity During the World Tolerance Summit in the United Arab Emirates, the Imam of New Zealand’s Al Noor Mosque, Sheikh Gamal Fouda, spread the message that an “evil ideology will never triumph over love and unity.” -
World Here’s how tolerance is reshaping mindsets in the MENA region Tolerance holds different meanings for different people. -
USA Officials handed the House a pile of evidence for impeachment Analysis: Yet as Democrats move toward a pre-Christmas vote, they still find a wall of Republican loyalists at President Donald Trump's side. -
United Kingdom Man from Northern Ireland arrested over deaths of 39 Vietnamese victims found in UK truck A 23-year-old man from Northern Ireland was arrested over the 39 Vietnamese citizens found in a truck in Essex. -
USA Trump recasts way U.S. deals with the world. And this is a big deal. The impeachment process means countries around the world are having to re-think how they deal with the U.S. -
USA Parents of late U.S. hostage Otto Warmbier chasing North Korean assets The Warmbiers have claimed that their college student son, Otto, was tortured by North Korea after being convicted in 2016 of trying to steal a propaganda poster and imprisoned for months. -
World UK's opposition Labour Party puts Brexit on backburner in party's General Election manifesto The left-wing Labour party, in contrast to the Conservatives, is de-emphasising Brexit and concentrating instead on domestic issues in its newly-released manifesto. -
USA Musk unveils 'bulletproof' electric Tesla truck, but window cracks A sledgehammer swung at the door had no effect, but when a metal sphere was hurled against the window, it shattered. "Room for improvement," Musk joked. -
United Kingdom UK to repatriate orphaned children of suspected IS fighters from Syria "These innocent, orphaned, children should never have been the subject to the horrors of war," says Dominic Raab -
Hungary A quest for justice: Hungary's victims of domestic violence Every fifth Hungarian woman lives in a physically abusive relationship, according to a local NGO -
New Zealand New Zealand jury convicts man of murdering British backpacker A man was convicted of murdering British backpacker Grace Millane who was travelling in the country last year. -
The Cube How did Iran's government pull the plug on the Internet? Experts are calling it one of Iran's largest internet blackouts, as connectivity returns, we look at how the government implemented a near total blackout. -
USA Email shows Trump admin plans to expand 'Remain in Mexico' policy to Arizona border An internal email obtained by NBC News reveals plans to expand the "Remain in Mexico" policy for asylum seekers to the Tucson, Arizona, sector on Friday.