12 January 2020 | Euronews
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No Comment Baby panda Guoqing celebrates 100 days Born on the eve of the 70th National Day of China, on September 30, 2019, the baby panda got its name from Guoqing, which literally translates into "national celebration" in honor of the occasion. -
USA 'No earthly idea': Who will win the Iowa caucuses? 5 keys to victory. The first-in-the-nation voting is just weeks away. There's a crowd of candidates bunched at the top of the field. -
Germany Four suspected unexploded WW2 bombs force evacuation of 14,000 in Dortmund Authorities in the German city of Dortmund moved around 14,000 people from homes and buildings due to four suspected unexploded WW2 bombs -
Philippines Lava gushes from Philippine volcano, forcing thousands to flee Thousands flee Taal volcano eruption in Philippines as ash shuts Manila airport -
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Iran Europe urges Iran to keep nuclear deal as Tehran protesters defy regime Videos on social media showed protesters shouting anti-government slogans in Tehran and other Iranian cities despite the presence of security forces. -
USA Warren 'disappointed' that Sanders reportedly 'sending his volunteers out to trash me' "Bernie knows me and has known me for a long time," Warren told NBC News. -
Portugal Lisbon kicks-off year as European Green Capital 2020 The Portuguese city of Lisbon has kicked-off its year as European Green Capital with the planting of 20,000 trees -
No Comment Thousands flee volcanic eruption in Philippines The Taal volcano in Batangas province near Manila threw steam, ashes and pebbles up to 9 miles into the sky. -
USA Pelosi says no regrets about holding onto impeachment articles, suggests Trump could face more Trump will "be impeached forever," Pelosi told ABC's "This Week." -
United Kingdom Watch: Boris Johnson speaks in Northern Ireland as new assembly is opened Irish politicians agreed to a power-sharing deal after three years of deadlock. -
USA Warning of nuclear power incident in Canada was 'sent in error' The province of Ontario sent an alert reporting an unspecified "incident" at a nuclear plant near Toronto on Sunday, but later said it was a mistake. -
USA Iran's only female Olympic medalist appears to defect, criticizes regime "They put my medals on the obligatory veil and attributed it to their management and tact," Kimia Alizadeh wrote on Instagram. -
USA Esper said he 'didn't see' intelligence backing up Trump claim Iran was preparing to attack 4 embassies "I didn't see one with regard to four embassies," Esper said of evidence leading to Trump's conclusion. "What I'm saying is I shared the president's view." -
USA Thousands flee as volcano erupts in the Philippines, Manilla airport closed The small volcano south of the Philippine capital that draws tourists for its picturesque lake setting erupted with a massive plume of ash and steam Sunday. -
No Comment Orange sky keeps firefighters on alert in southern Australia After a long night of worry, but also of camaraderie, Burragate's tired volunteer firefighters returned to bed early on Saturday. -
Australia Sydney Opera House lit up in tribute as Australia wildfires claim another victim Sydney's iconic opera house was illuminated in tribute to those battling wildfires as the blazes claimed the life of a professional firefighter -
USA 'Jeopardy!' faces criticism after game show wades into Israel-Palestine conflict The show appeared to suggest that the Church of Nativity was located in Israel, rejecting an answer that said it was in Palestine. -
No Comment Iconic Sydney Opera House lights up sails in tribute to firefighters The sails of the Sydney Opera House were illuminated with messages and photographs to show support for firefighters and wildfire-affected communities. -
USA Putin outpaces in Trump in global trust poll Most countries do not have a great deal of faith in Trump when it comes to managing international relations, particularly compared to other world leaders. -
No Comment Thousands of tattoo enthusiasts attend Rio de Janeiro artist event The organisers expect about 25,000 people to participate in Rio de Janeiro's Tattoo Week this year. -
USA Libya's warring factions accuse each other of violating cease-fire Any attempt to impose a lasting ceasefire will likely be hard to enforce because of the splintered nature of Libya's military coalitions. -
Libya Tripoli accuses rivals of breaking conditional ceasefire minutes after it takes effect The ceasefire took effect early on Sunday and if it holds, it will mark the first break in fighting in months. -
USA Flushing '10 times': What's really behind Trump's tirades about toilets Federal regulations on water use in bathrooms and kitchens have caught the president's ire. Some conservatives have long held a grudge about the restrictions. -
USA Taiwan's leader meets with U.S. official after election win The meeting came as China warned that countries should stick with recognizing communist-ruled Beijing as the rightful government of "one China," including Taiwan. -
United Kingdom How Harry and Meghan's 'progressive role' would rely on British taxpayer millions "This idea that they are going to be financially independent is a fantasy," said Graham Smith, who leads the anti-monarchy campaign group Republic. -
Earth News What to do and where to go in the wine-growing Champagne region in 2020 We spend a weekend in Champagne, France, to sample the best the region has to offer from hotels to tastings and wellbeing experiences. -
USA Bloomberg talks guns, student loan debt and who he sees as the Bloomberg voter "The real extremists want revolutionary change rather than evolutionary change, and the vast bulk of the public does not want that," the Democratic presidential candidate said. -
USA Kerry defends Biden on Iraq War, says Bush administration 'broke their word' John Kerry's defense of Joe Biden comes as Sen. Bernie Sanders has recently escalated his attacks on the former vice president over the Iraq War.