1 January 2020 | Euronews
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USA David Stern, longest-serving NBA commissioner, dies at 77 The league says Stern died Wednesday with his family by his side. -
Austria Austria's Kurz promises 'pioneering role' against climate change in coalition with Greens Austria's conservatives announced a new coalition government with the Greens. -
USA Buttigieg raises almost $25 million in 4th quarter The newcomer to the national political stage has raised over $76 million since he launched his presidential campaign. -
USA Israel Prime Minister seeks immunity, buying time until after vote The announcement essentially turns the upcoming election campaign into a referendum on whether Netanyahu should be granted immunity and remain in office or step down to stand trial. -
No Comment Fireworks as the new decade sweeps in across Europe Moscow, Athens, Berlin, Paris and London saw in the new year in style. -
Israel Israeli PM Netanyahu resigns from all ministerial posts over criminal charges After his indictment, Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has formally resigned from his ministerial posts, except for his position as prime minister. m. -
No Comment Dutch courage: Thousands plunge into North Sea for New Year's Day dip What a way to begin the new decade. -
No Comment Grandfather, 68, among New Year's Day divers into Rome's River Tiber After it was lunch with the grandchildren and then a nap. -
USA German zoo fire kills over 30 animals including apes, monkeys and bats "There are no surviving animals in the monkey house. However, the gorilla garden has been spared," a tweet from the city of Krefeld, Germany, read. -
USA Giuliani says he'd testify at Trump's Senate trial The former New York City mayor added he'd "love to try the case" on Trump's behalf, but "I don't know if anyone would have the courage to give me the case." -
Ukraine Watch: Ukrainian nationalists hold torchlit parade in Kyiv It's to honour World War II anti-Soviet leader Stepan Bandera -
Italy Watch: Rome holds special parade to welcome in the new year Marching bands took centre stage in the Italian capital on Wednesday as it toasted the arrival of a new decade. -
USA Hong Kong Police clash with protesters as thousands join New Year's Day rally Several protesters were carrying American flags to show gratitude for backing of legislation supporting human rights in Hong Kong. -
USA North Korea signals end of nuclear-test suspension, promises 'new' weapon Kim also appeared to leave the door open to diplomacy, suggesting that tests would only resume if Washington did not change its policies. -
USA Tear gas fired as Iraqi protesters gather outside U.S. embassy for second day Some 250 to 300 protesters gathered outside the compound walls, a senior Iraqi security official told NBC News on the condition of anonymity. -
USA 2020's new laws: Gender-neutral 'X' licenses, stronger ID, wear your hair the way you want Changes in marijuana laws and steps to promote a healthier diet are in store in the new year as well. -
Ireland Galway is a European Capital of Culture 2020. But how do other Irish cities feel about it? Euronews spoke to the Arts and Culture Officer for Limerick City and County Council about its failed bid for European Capital of Culture 2020. -
Netherlands Watch: Swimmers plunge into the North Sea on annual New Year's Day event The annual New Year's Day swim has taken place all over Europe. -
China Watch live: Hong Kong begins 2020 with massive pro-democracy protest Thousands have taken to the streets on New Year's Day. -
Germany Mother and daughters investigated over German zoo fire that killed 30 animals Among the dead was Europe's oldest gorilla, Massa. -
Italy Pope Francis apologises for slapping woman's hand outside Vatican The Pontiff said he was sorry for 'losing patience' with the woman. -
United Kingdom UK's Boris Johnson says Britain must 'bid farewell to division' in New Year's message Johnson promised 'no more elections, no more referendums' in 2020. -
USA TikTok releases 'transparency report' amid scrutiny over Chinese ownership The report was released this week amid calls for concern by some U.S. lawmakers about potential security risks from the Chinese-owned company. -
USA U.S. sending hundreds of troops to Mideast after attack on Iraq embassy compound Some of the protesters who stormed the U.S. Embassy compound Tuesday made it as far as the main reception area before they were repelled, an official said. -
France Macron says pension reform plan will be carried out in defensive New Year's message Macron said that he hopes that there will be a compromise but that he would not give up. -
North Korea North Korean leader warns country will show new strategic weapon The country's state media said that Kim declared North Korea would never give up its security for economic benefits.