13 January 2020 | Euronews
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USA Can Japan's 'Recovery Olympics' heal Fukushima's nuclear scars? A huge tsunami slammed through the walls of Fukushima's power plant. Three nuclear reactors melted down, spewing radioactive particles into the air. -
USA Vulnerable GOP senators' resistance to impeachment witnesses highlights Democratic concerns Past statements by a handful of Republican senators facing tough re-election races illustrate why Democrats are concerned about getting impeachment witnesses. -
USA Reports say Sanders told Warren a woman can't win the presidential election Sanders called the story "ludicrous." -
USA Pelosi accuses Trump of a 'cover-up' after president lashes out over impeachment Democrats have called for key White House officials and the release of documents as Pelosi, under pressure, readies the House to transmit the articles of impeachment to the Senate to begin the trial. -
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No Comment French Spiderman backs pension protesters Alain Robert, the so-called French Spiderman who scales the world's tallest buildings, climbed Total's skyscraper in Paris' La Défense district on Monday to call attention on the retirement protests -
USA Prosecutors seek maximum prison sentence for ex-Rep. Chris Collins The New York Republican pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit securities fraud and making false statements -
No Comment Europeans drop their trousers on public transport for annual event Organisers want commuters to stop looking at their phones. -
USA 'Bridgegate' scandal comes to the Supreme Court. Did prosecutors overreach? Two officials tied to then-Gov. Chris Christie were sentenced to prison for their roles in creating massive traffic jams on the N.J.-N.Y. crossing. -
France Trial of former priest accused of sexual assault of 75 boy scouts postponed due to strikes The trial will begin on Tuesday. -
USA Ten years after deadly CIA operation in Afghanistan, a slain officer's family honors his memory LaBonte's family told NBC News about his life and the lead-up to his death in a meeting gone wrong, an operation depicted in the movie "Zero Dark Thirty." -
United Kingdom Queen Elizabeth II: Harry and Meghan 'have my support' "My family and I are entirely supportive of Harry and Meghan’s desire to create a new life as a young family," she said. -
Earth News Think you're more eco-friendly than your friends? This study says you're wrong. The University of Gothenburg found people who think they're best at being eco-friendly are worse than others. -
USA Cory Booker drops out of the presidential race "I will carry this fight forward — I just won't be doing it as a candidate for president this year," Booker told supporters in an email. -
USA Trump attacks Bloomberg for 'spending a lot' against him "Mini Mike Bloomberg is spending a lot of money on False Advertising," Trump tweeted, attacking Bloomberg's anti-Trump health care ads. -
USA Moonstruck Japanese billionaire wants to find romantic partner for lunar voyage Yusaku Maezawa launches far-out personal ad, seeking someone he can worship and adore to take trip to the moon. -
USA Iranian protesters refuse to trample on U.S. and Israeli flags "Iranian protesters are likely very aware that the Iranian regime uses legitimate grievances against the United States and Israel to deflect criticism." -
No Comment Muscovites get a chance to take on toy tanks This is not a toy, but not quite a real Armoured Personal Carrier. Thanks to a tankodrome that opened in Sokolniki Park in Moscow, people can simulate the experience of being in a real APC -
USA Supreme Court won't consider topless bans A group with the motto "Free The Nipple" argued that the law violates the Constitution by treating men and women differently. -
Europe News The Brief: Silicon valley lobbying in Brussels Talk about a digital tax on US tech giants is growing in Europe, but so is the amount spent by the industry on lobbying the EU. -
Philippines Ashes and steam: Dramatic photos of Philippines' Taal volcano eruption In pictures: Thousands flee for safety from the world's smallest volcano -
USA Supreme Court will not consider Michelle Carter appeal for urging boyfriend to kill himself She spoke to her boyfriend and sent him texts saying that he should for forward with his plan to take his own life. -
Next Series Hybrid 3D printer robots are making the manufacturing of European industrial components 40% faster Scientists at the Kraken project in Zaragoza, Spain, are hoping the 3D printer robots can improve the competitiveness of European automotive, aeronautical and construction industries. -
USA Bernie Sanders goes on the attack, reviving memories of 2016 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. -
Climate Now Climate Now: 2019 was warmest year on record in Europe Climate Now: 2019 was the warmest year on record in Europe, according to the latest figures from the Copernicus Climate Change Service. Watch for facts and analysis, plus our special report on how historic weather records give fresh climate insight. -
France France strikes: is the end in sight after Macron's compromise on pensions? French labour unions were divided about the future of the social movement after the government offered to temporarily scrap a controversial part of its pension reform. plans. -
USA Oscars 2020: Joker, the Irishman and Parasite nominated for Best Picture Martin Scorsese and Todd Phillips were among the nominees for Best Director -
USA Iran and Trump likely broke international law. And 176 innocents paid the price ǀ View Would the 176 souls who perished on that plane still be alive had the United States not sought to kill Gen. Qassem Soleimani? -
United Kingdom Storm Brendan lashes Ireland with 130kmph winds High spring tides have compounded the risk of flooding. -
Europe News Catalan MEPs take their seats in Strasbourg Now fully accredited MEPS, they are here to attend the first plenary of the year. After expressing his joy, Carles Puigdemont told the press the Catalan independence question was a European issue. -
No Comment Black smoke spews out of Philippines volcano as Manila airport closes Clouds of ash travelled 100 kilometres. -
Germany Siemens resists calls to ditch controversial Australian coal mine project The German engineering company says they are sticking to their contractual obligations, but climate activists tell Euronews the decision is a "historic mistake". -
Iran Iranian police fire tear gas and live rounds against protesters, online videos show Online videos from Tehran show Iranian police and security forces firing both tear gas and live rounds to disperse demonstrators who are protesting against the Islamic Republic's initial denial that it shot down a Ukrainian jetliner -
USA Senior royals to meet after Prince Harry and Meghan's bombshell announcement "This bombshell had been dropped on the royal family and yet they still hadn't met to discuss it face to face," said NBC royal contributor Camilla Tominey. -
Vatican Priests should be celibate, says Pope Benedict XVI Pope Francis is weighing whether to allow married men to be ordained to make up a shortage of priests -
USA Sudden volcanic eruption forces thousands to flee in the Philippines The government volcano-monitoring agency raised the danger level three notches to level 4, indicating "an imminent hazardous eruption." -
USA Could Democrats be better off without impeachment witnesses? Analysis: Democrats have to consider whether the promise of new details outweighs the risk of letting the president talk about Joe Biden for weeks on end, say some strategists. -
USA How Chief Justice John Roberts would preside over the politically charged Trump impeachment trial Longstanding Senate rules say Roberts, as the presiding officer, may rule on key issues about evidence, including "questions of relevancy, materiality, and redundancy." -
USA Trump authorized Soleimani's killing 7 months ago, with conditions The timing raises new questions about the Trump administration's stated justification for taking out the top Iranian general. -
Malta Malta's new PM promises to strengthen rule of law amid political and legal crisis Robert Abela takes over from Joseph Muscat as Malta's PM, amid outrage over the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia. -
Libya Libyan rivals Sarraj and Haftar leave Moscow without signing ceasefire deal The commander of the Libyan National Army (LNA) Khalifa Haftar and the Government of National Accord (GNA) Prime Minister Fayez Sarraj left Moscow on Tuesday without reaching an agreement on a ceasefire deal proposed by Russia and Turkey. -
Culture news Behind the scenes at Christie’s Auction House, where diamond rings sell for millions This year, an 18.02-carat diamond ring sold for a whopping £881,250. -
Canada Iran plane families will get answers, says Canada PM Trudeau Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says it's been gut-wrenching to listen to stories from relatives of 57 Canadians who perished in the downing of a Ukrainian jetliner in Iran last week as he attended one of several memorials across the country on Sunday -
USA Brother of victim in downed Ukrainian plane: 'He's supposed to be here' "I can't believe it — that I'm sitting here, in his house, and he's not here," Meisam Salahi said. -
USA Trump turns focus to Sanders as senator holds stead near top of the Democratic pack Trump has lobbed fresh attacks at Sanders on Twitter, at a recent rally and in campaign emails.