2 January 2020 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Are social media ads linked to the rise of eating disorders? Experts in the UK are warning about the danger of weight-related content and the rise of serious incidents linked to eating disorders. -
United Kingdom UK had 'cleanest year' on record in 2019 while half of Denmark's energy came from renewables The share of fossil fuels in the UK's energy mix dropped from 75% in 1990 to 43% in 2019. -
Greece Israel, Greece and Cyprus sign deal for EastMed gas pipeline The EastMed project is expected to make the three countries key links in Europe's energy supply chain. -
Russia No time to waste? Moscow begins recycling its rubbish Moscow sends 88% of its rubbish to landfill. Now the city is trying to do something about it. -
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USA 'Devastating blow': Schumer says newly unredacted emails show why Senate GOP needs to allow impeachment witnesses There was "clear direction" from Trump to freeze aid to Ukraine, a White House budget official wrote in one of the emails obtained by Just Security. -
France France's pension reform strike longest since 1968 They oppose plans by the government to merge the country's 42 pension systems into a single scheme and to phase out certain civil service advantages. -
No Comment Raging wildfires and huge plumes of smoke in Lake Conjola, Australia Thousands of tourists fled Australia's wildfire-ravaged eastern coast Thursday ahead of worsening conditions -
USA Human rights expert says Google pushed him out after China criticism Google said in a statement that the company has an "unwavering commitment" to human rights organizations and efforts. -
USA Thousands of foreign students may have overstayed U.S. visas by 'working' for fake companies F-1 visas let foreign students stay in the U.S. to work after graduating. Most use the program legally, but recent probes have revealed fraud. -
No Comment Drone show as Shanghai welcomes in the new year It makes a change from fireworks. -
World News Space case: why are 12 bottles of Bordeaux on the International Space Station? The complex process of winemaking, coupled with how the liquid ages in the bottle, make wine a fascinating case study in space. -
No Comment North Korea's Kim out in the cold with US relations on thin ice Experts have suggested the symbolic footage is the precursor for a major policy announcement. -
Belgium Carles Puigdemont: Belgian judge suspends arrest warrant for Catalan leader A lawyer for the Catalan separatist leader Carles Puigdemont said Belgian judicial authorities have suspended the arrest warrant against him due to his immunity as an MEP. -
World News Plane crash deaths down 50% in 2019 but number of accidents rise 2019 was the third safest year in terms of fatalities since 1946. -
World News Croatia urged to push EU enlargement during presidential term | #TheCube Western Balkan countries want the EU's newest member, Croatia, to push enlargement of the bloc during its six-month presidency of the Council of the European Union -
Turkey Turkish MPs back sending troops to Libya to support UN-backed government It's feared Turkey's involvement in Libya could aggravate the conflict. -
USA Imprisoned ex-Gov. Blagojevich says Dems would have impeached Lincoln in apparent appeal to Trump Trump has repeatedly expressed sympathy for Blagojevich, who was sentenced to 14 years in prison after being convicted on federal corruption charges. -
USA Juliàn Castro drops out of the presidential race Castro was the only Latino candidate in the Democratic primary field. -
Earth News Marvel Universe goes diverse with gay, transgender and deaf heroes The Disney-owned studio is having a massive push on diversity and representation with its upcoming films. -
World News Lottery for babies' lives: drugmaker launches lucky draw for life-saving gene therapy Swiss drugmaker Novartis has launched an international lottery for its groundbreaking and extremely costly gene therapy Zolgensma, sparking both hope and outrage among patients’ families. -
World Rijeka will be 'beacon of diversity' during Capital of Culture tenure says mayor The mayor of Rijeka says his city will live up to its 'Port Of Diversity' billing despite the more conservative nature of Croatia during the Adriatic port city's tenure as joint European Capital of Culture. Rijeka is sharing the honour with Galway in the Irish Republic. -
No Comment Hong Kong lawmaker gets pepper spray in the face as protests continue Ted Hui Chi-Fung, who was uninjured in the incident, called on police violence to be investigated. -
Palau Palau sunscreen ban: Pacific island becomes first nation to prohibit varieties considered toxic The island nation has become the first place in the world to ban sunscreen that is toxic to coral reefs. On 1 January the island also became a marine sanctuary, closing 80% of its waters to fishing. -
USA Sanders brings in over $35M in 4th-quarter fundraising; Yang tops $16M Another Democratic contender, Pete Buttigieg, raised nearly $25 million in the fourth quarter. -
USA Australia on emergency footing over rampant wildfires At least eight people have died since Monday as the wildfires are expected to worsen across Australia. -
USA How our phones became our whole lives in just 10 years, from a woman who resuscitates them ǀ View Since we wrapped our fingers around the first touch-screen smartphones a decade ago, the family photo album has all but ceased to exist. But even as we no longer make albums of them, we are even more obsessed with taking pictures. -
USA Democrats' 2020 split risks handing Trump a big advantage Analysis: Even without a consensus standard-bearer, Democrats could make the case for their party if they could agree on a direction — other than away from the president. -
USA Helicopter crash kills Taiwan's top military officer, 7 others The helicopter was flying from Taipei to the northeastern city of Ilan for a new year's activity when it crashed. -
Indonesia 43 killed and almost 400,000 displaced after deadly monsoon floods in Jakarta 43 killed and almost 400,000 displaced. The death toll has doubled in Jakarta as rescuers found more bodies after receding floodwaters. -
Australia Australia wildfires: Mass evacuation as blaze spreads and state of emergency is declared The authorities expect conditions to worsen on Friday and Saturday.