23 December 2019 | Euronews
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USA Impeachment 2? House lawyers say more charges possible If Don McGahn's testimony produces new evidence against the president, the panel could consider "whether to recommend new articles of impeachment." -
Germany Shop owner in Saxony sends Christmas wishes — only to German families “We should not overthink this," said Schneeberg mayor Ingo Seifert, when asked about the strange messages in a shop window. -
USA Giuliani says he's 'more of a Jew' than Holocaust survivor George Soros Asked if the comments were made in jest, Giuliani told NBC News, "I'm more Jewish than half my friends." -
USA America's delivery appetite appears unquenchable. That's a problem. Analysis: The delivery crunch is a year-round phenomenon that's causing people to rethink the design of American cities. -
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Hungary Hungary takes fertility clinics under state control in bid to boost falling birthrate Across Europe, rules on who can access fertility treatment and how much it costs vary widely. -
Ukraine Putin opens huge Russia-Crimea rail bridge hailed as longest in Europe Putin congratulated construction workers, saying the bridge has "proven Russia's ability to carry out large-scale infrastructure projects." -
World News Women excel in European cinema in 2019 2019 was the year for women in European cinema. From female directors, to issues of gender inequality -
World News Review of the year: political upheaval, tragic fires and royal new arrivals 2019 witnessed a series of momentous events including the death of ISIS' leader, political upheavals and important anniversaries. -
No Comment Hannukah: Germany's Jews celebrate the start of Festival of Lights Berlin's Jewish community on Sunday celebrated the start of Hannukah, the Festival of Lights. -
World News Watch: Santa Claus gets ready for Christmas 2019 at ceremony in Lapland Santa and his elves are getting ramped up for the final festive push in Finland. -
United Kingdom UK is the best place in Europe to be a Muslim - but Johnson must not tolerate Islamophobia ǀ View It’s time for Boris Johnson to get serious about Islamophobia. The UK’s four million Muslims are a significant political force. -
Turkey Turkey warns Europe of new refugee crisis as Syrian forces attack Idlib "Turkey cannot handle a new refugee wave from Syria," Erdogan said, adding that 80,000 people from Syria's Idlib had fled toward the Turkish border. -
No Comment Santa Claus gets ready for his busiest time of year At peak times, Santa Claus gets 32,000 letters every day -
No Comment Protesting French workers invade Gare de Lyon station in Paris In Paris, half metro lines were announced to be running as normal, while many stations remained closed. -
No Comment Watch: Thirsty koala gets a drink of water as wildfires rage Cudlee Creek: Koala gets a refreshing drink of water as wildfires rage -
USA Trump blasts Pelosi for 'crying for fairness' in Senate trial Pelosi tweeted Monday that the House "cannot choose our impeachment managers until we know what sort of trial the Senate will conduct." -
World News Boeing fires CEO Dennis Muilenburg in boardroom shake-up 'to restore confidence' Current chairman, David Calhoun, will replace him. -
USA Nancy Pelosi was right about everything (especially impeachment) ǀ View After Trump became only the third president in the history of our Republic to be impeached Wednesday evening, there was no joyous celebration — in fact, the speaker icily stared down some in her own party who applauded the vote on the House floor. -
USA NY gov blocks some federal judges from officiating at weddings — because they might be Trump nominees The seemingly innocuous measure had passed the state Legislature with overwhelming support from Democrats and Republicans. -
USA Instagram stars cut loose, draw criticism in Saudi Arabia The P.R. campaign aims to showcase Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's reforms but also comes amid a sweeping crackdown on political expression. -
Algeria Powerful Algerian general and army chief Ahmed Gaïd Salah dies The Algerian general had supported the recent election after protests forced the president to resign. -
Next Series Astronaut Luca Parmitano snares his first Dragon supply spacecraft Euronews space correspondent and station commander Luca Parmitano captured the 'Dragon' using a large robotic arm. -
Travel News China’s tourist hotspot takes its place on the international stage Sanya is growing as a destination for events, conferences and exhibitions, with investment in the sector bringing world-class facilities and thousands of new visitors. -
United Kingdom Magnitsky sanctions are coming. What form they’ll take depends on the EU and UK ǀ View What exactly do the new EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs, Josep Borrell and UK Foreign Secretary, Dominic Raab mean when they talk about Magnitsky sanctions? The question matters because both have committed to introducing them in their respective jurisdictions in the near future. -
Dubai’s best boutique hotels The emirate is known for luxury stays, but there is a growing sector of boutique-style properties that are well worth a look. -
USA Saudi sentences 5 to death for Jamal Khashoggi's killing The murder of the Washington Post journalist was a mistake, a prosecution official said in a press conference carried by state TV. -
World News Von der Leyen’s new Commission should strengthen scrutiny over rule of law abuses ǀ View Protecting Europe from its autocratic side will be one of the new Commission’s main challenges. During the last decade, we’ve seen multiple examples of EU leaders undermining the checks and balances to preserve human rights and the rule of law against executive overreach. -
Real Economy European fiscal stimulus: more spending for more growth The European Central Bank has been leading efforts to stimulate growth for years, but some now say its financial toolkit is almost empty. -
USA Inside Giuliani's new push to flip the script on Trump's impeachment President Donald Trump's personal attorney continues to move ahead with new allegations against Democrats on Ukraine but his evidence is vague at best. -
USA Syria says intercepts missiles from Israel Israel has vowed it will continue its strikes against Iranian targets trying to establish a permanent military presence in Syria. -
USA Inside U.S. mission to counter Russian aggression in waters off Syria "I'm not sure what kind of message they're sending, but it's not one of peace and prosperity," a U.S. commander said of Russia's Mediterranean drills. -
Saudi Arabia Jamal Khashoggi: Experts dismiss Saudi Arabia's sentences over killing The UN expert who investigated the journalist's murder called the Saudi investigation "the antithesis of justice". -
World News Weather chaos: flights cancelled as Storm Fabien batters southern France and Corsica Heavy rain and winds from Storm Fabien brought the island of Corsica to a standstill on Sunday with flight cancellations days before the Christmas holiday. -
Europe News 2019 Year in Review - Changing of the guards We take a look back at the changeover of the EU top jobs at the end of 2019, and how one issue took its toll on those who headed up those institutions. -
Europe News 2019 Year in Review: Elections, elections, elections From Spain's double take, to Britain's last minute entry - 2019 was a year of elections. We take a look back at the political upheaval of the past 365 days in Europe. -
USA American service member killed in Afghanistan, U.S. military says The statement did not identify the U.S. soldier or say where in Afghanistan the service member was killed. -
Earth News This 23-year-old is on a mission to make theatre carbon neutral Meet Alice Boyd, the eco-minded theatre maker bringing sustainability to the stage. -
USA Death toll rises to 17 after New Zealand eruption Two people are still missing after the Dec. 9 eruption on White Island.