11 December 2019 | Euronews
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USA Impeachment live updates: Judiciary debates articles of impeachment Latest news from the hearings as the House Judiciary Committee discusses amendments to the two articles of impeachment against President Trump. -
Israel Israel headed for third election in 12 months It is the latest in a wave of firsts for the Israeli nation, after Netanyahu became the first sitting prime minister to be indicted last month. -
USA Online posts tied to suspected New Jersey deli shooter pushed anti-Semitic conspiracies Multiple years of social media posts connected to one of the suspects indicated that he also advocated for violence against police officers. -
United Kingdom UK election: Johnson calls for 'healing to begin' after resounding victory There's no doubt which way General Election 2019 has gone. Brexit is on the way. Johnson made that clear from outside 10 Downing St on Friday afternoon. -
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USA Why New Zealand's deadly volcano eruption took people by surprise While some warning signs were reported, scientists familiar with the area say they were not enough to halt public tours. -
New Zealand Death toll of New Zealand volcano eruption rises to 16 as victim dies in hospital One more person died in an Australian hospital as recovery teams continued to search waters near White Island -
USA Facebook's 'inaccurate' HIV PrEP ads an 'imminent danger,' LGBTQ groups say Dozens of LGBTQ and HIV and organizations signed an open letter claiming the ads are "causing significant harm to public health." -
The Cube UK election 2019: How has it played out on social media? Which party leader had the largest social media engagement? Which issues have become central to the election campaign? -
Earth News Seven things you didn't know you could rent on subscription Generation rent extends further than the housing market. Owning is out as young people attempt to ditch waste. -
USA Sinclair drops Boris Epshteyn and other political analysts Sinclair, which owns 193 stations in the U.S., said it wants to focus on local news and investigative journalism. -
Iran How foreign football coaches in Iran are collateral damage to US sanctions Hundreds protested in Tehran on Monday after Italy's Andrea Stramaccioni quit as manager of Esteghlal FC because US sanctions prevent him from getting his salary. -
Business Line LinkedIn focuses on freelancers and SMEs as worldwide membership soars LinkedIn has launched a new service allowing SMEs and freelancers to represent the services they offer on their profiles. -
USA Biden campaign refutes speculation of a one-term pledge A campaign promise to serve just one term if elected is "not something VP Biden is thinking about" his campaign said Wednesday. -
No Comment Johnson and Corbyn in late push for votes ahead of pivotal election UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and opposition leaders Jeremy Corbyn were making a late push on the campaign trail, ahead of general election. -
No Comment Masked devils march through Czech village in pre-Christmas tradition "The tradition is long-standing, beautiful and you can't find it anywhere else," said a villager. -
Italy King Kong, ET and the Alien on display at Carlo Rambaldi exhibition Special effects artist Carlo Rambaldi was awarded Oscars for all three creatures, after learning how to make his first mechanised dummies at his father's bicycle repair shop. -
Sweden Greta Thunberg named Time magazine's Person of the Year 2019 The Swedish activist is the youngest person to ever receive the distinction -
Denmark Police in Denmark make arrests over suspected terror plot Police in Denmark said they made several raids around the country, arresting a number of people in connection with suspected preparations for an Islamist militant attack -
No Comment Rare two-headed snake causes a stir in eastern India Villagers in India didn't want to hand over the two-headed cobra, believing it was associated with mythology. -
Europe News Green Deal 'man on the moon moment' for Europe The new Commission president has unveiled her new Green Deal to MEPs, we took the temperature in the European Parliament, with mixed responses. -
United Kingdom UK general election: The numbers you need to know to understand Thursday's pivotal vote We break down the magic number of seats political parties are aiming for in Thursday's general election -
USA Trump campaign refocuses on Keystone state with 2020 looming Trump's re-election effort is betting that impeachment will help galvanize president's support in the critical state of Pennsylvania. -
USA Trump to sign executive order targeting college anti-Semitism, Israel boycotts The move would effectively reclassify Judaism under federal anti-discrimination law as both a religion and a nationality. -
Romania Romanian civil society has proved its strength. Now it can help nurture a fragile democracy ǀ View This is the moment to either complete the post-communist democratic transition or become further mired in the culture of corruption and impunity that has threatened to strangle Romania's fledgling democracy. -
Dubai’s most Instagrammable locations With its amazing architecture, colourful street art and plenty of record-breaking attractions, Dubai is a place that’s perfect for selfies -
World News Income inequality across Europe on the rise since 1980s The UN's 2019 Human Development Report reveals how income inequality has been widening for decades, while highlighting a new generation of inequalities that are opening up -
Earth News Conscious consumption among emerging trends for 2020 According to Pinterest, searches by their 350 million users show people reevaluating their environmental impact. -
USA Barr puts Attorney General stamp of approval on Trump's 2016 revisionist history 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. -
United Kingdom The NHS has barely survived under the Tories. Boris Johnson’s victory will be its death knell ǀ View A photo of an unwell child lying on a hospital floor, on top of a pile of coats, has only added to the political pressure facing British prime minister, Boris Johnson and his Conservative party in the run up to this week’s general election. -
Europe News Can Europe become 'world's first climate-neutral continent'? Von der Leyen thinks so Among the flagship measures she will outline during a special plenary of the EU parliament in Brussels is a €100bn transition fund to boost green investment. -
USA 'Clever accounting and creative PR': Thunberg critiques emissions targets "This is not leading, this is misleading," the Swedish activist told world leaders at COP25 in Madrid, Spain. -
France French PM Edouard Philippe unveils controversial new pensions system The government is proposing to simplify the current system, which has 42 different pension schemes for workers depending on their profession. It comes amid crippling strikes by those opposed to the reform. -
United Kingdom 'Get Tories oot’: Labour makes pitch for Scottish voters on campaign’s final day Jeremy Corbyn appeared in Glasgow on Wednesday morning, where the main divide is between Labour and the Scottish National Party (SNP). -
No Comment Church's nativity scene in cages to highlight plight of refugees A reverend in California has defended the display of the nativity scene outside the church depicting Joseph, Mary and baby Jesus in cages. -
United Kingdom Pollution, plants and protests: Where do UK parties stand on Green issues? During their campaigns, the political parties have gone big on environmental policies. The Green Party demands zero man-made greenhouse gas emissions by 2030. The Labour Party calls for a reduction by then, with the LibDems and SNP aiming fo ra deadline of 2045. The Tories are sticking with 2050. -
USA Increased danger at New Zealand volcano means bodies can't yet be recovered "Those deploying to the island will likely encounter serious physical and chemical hazards," an official said. -
World Why are wine producers in Spain moving their vineyards uphill? Spanish winemakers are packing up their vines and heading for the hills. Euronews correspondent Jaime Velazquez has been to a vineyard near Barcelona to find out why. -
USA Aramco IPO to help Saudi economic shift from oil, says finance minister Aramco's shares surged the maximum permitted 10 percent on their Riyadh stock market debut on Wednesday. -
Spain Dose dispensing is the solution healthcare providers and patients have been searching for ǀ View Although modern medical treatments are saving lives, an increase in the lack of therapeutic adherence in patients - especially those that are polymedicated - is noticed across the continent. In other words, their behaviour does not correspond with the recommendations or prescriptions of the doctor. -
USA Aung San Suu Kyi in court to defend Myanmar over genocide allegations More than 700,000 Rohingya fled to neighboring Bangladesh to escape what has been described as an ethnic cleansing campaign. -
USA City of LED lights: How Carmel, Indiana, and other U.S. cities are trying to live up to the Paris Agreement A new report released Monday by America's Pledge, a climate-focused research initiative, found that the actions of cities, states and businesses can add up. -
Europe News The Battle for Brussels roads It is one of the most congested capitals in Europe, and a new transport minister hopes to strike a balance between helping people get around and cutting carbon emissions. -
United Kingdom Scotland: a fascinating battleground for the UK's General Election There's more than the election at stake for Scotland. This might be the spark that sets the country on a course for a second independence referendum. -
World News 'We must not let fear stop us': Young women share stories of activism At a United Nations summit in Geneva, young women spoke about child marriage, sexual slavery, indigenous rights, corruption and climate change. -
Canada World's first full-electric commercial plane takes to the sky Habour Air plans to become the world's first all-electric airline. -
Earth News From Milan to Mayfair: How I built London's most sustainable food hall Mercato Metropolitano founder, Andrea Rasca, tells us how he combines sustainability, community, and respect. -
Czech Republic Czechs protest against PM Babis after damning EU report The latest protest against Andrej Babis was called after Czech prosecutors reopened a probe into Babis's business dealings. -
USA Trump slams 'flimsy, pathetic, ridiculous articles of impeachment' Hours after House Democrats announced two articles of impeachment against the president, he told a crowd of supporters that it was "the lightest, weakest impeachment." -
USA Buttigieg releases McKinsey client list, includes Best Buy and Defense Department "I never worked or was asked to work on things that I had a problem with," Buttigieg told the Atlantic.