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USA Scientists find Australian wildfire smoke has circled the globe A satellite traced the movement of the smoke and produced an image Monday showing areas in Australia where the smoke had reached its place of origin. -
World News EU condemns Putin's attempt to 'rewrite history' in dispute over WWII outbreak "The EU commission fully rejects any false claims that attempt to distort the history of the Second World War or paint the victims like Poland as perpetrators," said EU commissioner Věra Jourová. -
USA Sanctuary was supposed to be a safe place for Australian wildlife. Then came the fire. "Their habitat is gone. These trees used to provide them with food and they are not doing that anymore," one volunteer told NBC News. -
The Cube Karamba Diaby: German police launch probe after attack on office of Africa-born MP Bullet holes have been discovered at the office of high-profile Bundestag politician. -
Business US and China sign agreement aimed at ending trade war China said the trade deal with the US was "``good for China, the US and for the whole world`". -
Spain 'Almost unbelievable': Metal plate from Spain blast kills man 3km away He was one of two people killed in a huge explosion at a chemical plant in north-east Spain on Tuesday. -
USA US House of Representatives vote to send impeachment charges against Donald Trump to the US Senate The trial is expected to begin next week. -
Earth News What would it take for you to go green? We all have our own reasons for becoming more eco-concious but some reasons are more motivating than others. -
USA Shakespeare's First Folio: Rare 1623 collection expected to fetch $6m at auction Only six of these famous texts are in private hands, and one of them is about to go to auction. -
Russia Watch: Archive footage released of George W Bush and Vladimir Putin dancing The Kremlin put it out to mark Russia president Vladimir Putin's 20th year in power. -
USA The last decade was the warmest ever recorded, NASA and NOAA find The data is a closely watched indicator of the Earth's changing climate, particularly as projections for future years anticipate the trend to continue. -
USA Senate weighs restricting reporters during Trump impeachment trial The limitations could include forcing journalists into penned areas and barring them from walking freely around outside the chamber. -
USA What senators can say, read and do: Decorum guidelines for Trump's impeachment trial Here are the guidelines for how senators are to conduct themselves during the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump -
USA Giant tortoise who helped save species retires in Galapagos Islands Diego, a giant tortoise native to the Galapagos Islands, is retiring from a captive breeding program that helped increase his species' population on Española Island. -
Europe News Analysis: Iran nuclear deal on the brink With Iran diplomacy in limbo, the nuclear agreement seems at the brink of falling apart. Yet, the European guarantors of the deal, France, Germany and the UK, triggered the mediation mechanism in a last-ditch effort to save what was praised as one of the biggest diplomatic achievements of our time. -
Real Economy European Green Deal set to transform economy in face of climate threat Nearly every major aspect of the European Union's economy is set to be reassessed in light of the climate and ecological emergency. -
Iran Mourning at Soleimani’s funeral was staged. Iranians are not rallying behind the regime ǀ View If you logged into Twitter while Soleimani’s funeral was ongoing, you might have encountered a much different narrative about the Quds Force commander and the impact of his death. There, hundreds of thousands of people tweeted using the hashtag #IraniansDetestSoleimani. -
USA Russian government resigns as Putin seeks constitutional shakeup The Russian leader has been in power for nearly two decades as either president or prime minister. -
Russia Russian parliament to review Putin PM pick after shock government resignation The Kremlin-loyal parliament is likely to approve Mikhail Mishustin for the role. -
Destinations Think flying is the carbon-heavy part of your holiday? Think again. All-inclusive European holidays could emit more greenhouse gases through your food than your flights. -
USA In relatively tame debate, Sanders versus Warren stands out 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. -
Japan Carlos Ghosn challenge prompts Yamaha warning on hiding in music cases People have been posting pictures of themselves packed into music cases after reports fugitive businessman Carlos Ghosn escaped from Japan in a similar way. -
Poland How has a news camera 'incident' led to questions about media freedom in Poland? The Senate has sought to remove TVP Info's press accreditation after a camera hit a Senate officer outside the Parliament building. -
No Comment Clean-up underway in the Philippines after volcanic eruption The latest footage shows houses and streets covered in ash. -
USA Pelosi calls for witnesses at Trump trial after new evidence House Democrats plan to vote on sending the articles of impeachment from the House to the Senate today. -
USA Pelosi calls for witnesses at Trump trial after new evidence House Democrats plan to vote on sending the articles of impeachment from the House to the Senate today. -
USA Greta Gerwig and other Oscar snubs show that being a white male is still key to recognition ǀ View The 92nd Academy Award nods shows Hollywood can't quit its habit of valuing derivative and self-referential works by established white men above all else. -
USA Peru to deport tourists for allegedly damaging, defecating at Machu Picchu Authorities said the tourists snuck into the ruins and caused a rock to fall from a wall of the Temple of the Sun, damaging it. -
USA Iran threatens European troops but admits protesters 'were lied to' "Today, the American soldier is in danger, tomorrow the European soldier could be in danger," President Hassan Rouhani said. -
United Kingdom Lessons for Meghxit: How Europe's royals mix work and duties While many members of European royal families pursue careers, some of their experiences offer up valuable lessons for Harry and Meghan as they seek to step away from their traditional duties. -
Croatia Is the new EU Presidency a Russian Trojan horse? Croatia’s trial of the decade suggests it is ǀ View Has Croatia's biggest trial of the decade handed Russia the keys to Europe? As the country takes over the Presidency of the European Union, fears that this is the case are rising. -
Italy How one earthquake-hit city in Italy is testing 5G to protect against future tremors L’Aquila suffered one of the worst earthquakes in Italy's history. Now it is testing to see how 5G technology can help protect it in the future. -
USA Yamaha warns against climbing into instrument cases after Ghosn escape Earlier reports, which Ghosn has dismissed, said he was carried out of his home in Tokyo in a double bass case. -
USA China: Possible that new virus could spread between humans Authorities are investigating whether a woman caught the virus from her husband. -
World Hungary opens state-sponsored fertility clinics to counter population decline This move comes under Prime Minister Victor Orban's “family protection action plan". -
Cinema Gladiator of Auschwitz: New film tells the story of Pole who boxed his way through hell Gladiator of Auschwitz: New film tells the story of Pole who boxed his way through hell -
Europe News Space tourism is coming soon says European Space Agency chief But he stressed it's up to private industry, not European taxpayers, to foot the bill for new rockets and launchpads. -
Lithuania European court rules against Lithuania for failing to act on online hate speech A Facebook post showing a photograph of a gay couple kissing triggered hundreds of online hate comments, including death threats. The European Court of Human Rights ruled against Lithuania for failing to prosecute perpetrators. -
Earth News The single-use screens thrown away after 59 seconds This tech revolution could spell disaster for the environment -
Iran Iran warns European troops in Middle East 'may be in danger' Britain, France and Germany have triggered the accord's dispute mechanism to force Iran into discussions. The process could bring back UN and EU sanctions on Iran. -
Australia Australia: Authorities kill 5,000 camels over environmental concerns The number of wild camels in Australia is reported to be more than 1.2 million. -
USA 'Bernie is my friend': Warren and Sanders de-escalate campaign feud Warren was given the chance to respond to Sanders' assertion that he did not tell her in a 2018 meeting that a woman couldn't be elected president. -
USA Live updates: Tracking which candidates talk the most in the seventh Democratic debate NBC News is tracking, live, how long each candidate talks in the January 2020 debate. -
USA Michael Flynn moves to withdraw guilty plea after DOJ flips on prison time The DOJ recommended earlier this month that Flynn be sentenced for up to six months of prison time. -
USA Giuliani sought private meeting with Ukrainian president, documents show The records, released by the House Democrats, also appear to show that former Ukraine ambassador Marie Yovanovitch was being monitored. -
USA 'Fire clouds': After Australia, scientists warn the erratic weather phenomenon could become a new reality Pyrocumulonimbus clouds, or pyroCbs, can generate thunder, lightning and tornado-force winds, in addition to belching out burning embers. -
USA Senate Democrats have votes to pass resolution limiting Trump's war powers It's unclear when the Senate will vote on the measure as the chamber is set to begin the impeachment trial next week. -
USA Experts warn Grindr, other dating apps may pose national security risk NBC News analyzed four popular dating apps, including Tinder and Hinge, finding each collect a range of personal information. -
USA January Democratic debate live updates: Six candidates face off in Des Moines Tuesday's debate stage will be the smallest one yet.