18 January 2020 | Euronews
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Lebanon Lebanon protests: At least 150 injured in Beirut violence Protesters have taken to the streets to condemn a political elite that has been in power for decades. -
Belgium Extinction Rebellion climate activists disrupt Brussels motor show Extinction Rebellion protested at the Brussels motor show to highlight how engines and the autmobile industry are damaging the environment. -
China Airline passengers travelling from China screened for new coronavirus More cases of a viral pneumonia outbreak have been reported in Chinese city of Wuhan as two people die from the virus which affects breathing. -
France Blaze at Macron-visited Paris restaurant as pension protests continue A small fire was quickly put out at La Rotonde restaurant in the early hours on Saturday after a string of demonstrations across the city over pension reform proposals. -
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Netherlands In pictures: Bright colours in Amsterdam in celebration of National Tulip Day Free flowers were available for visitors to pick in Amsterdam's Dam Square. -
United Kingdom Prince Harry and Meghan will stop using their HRH titles, Buckingham Palace says Prince Harry and Meghan will stop using their HRH titles, Buckingham Palace said. -
USA 10 charred bodies found in vehicle in violence-plagued Mexican state Police made the grisly discovery on a country road in the state of Guerrero after locals saw the vehicle on fire and alerted authorities. -
No Comment Amsterdam marks National Tulip Day with free flowers Amsterdam's famous Dam Square was adorned with tulip blooms on Saturday in celebration of National Tulip Day. -
France Paris metro workers to pause pension strike to 'recharge batteries' and re-orient movement The biggest union for Paris metro workers said on Saturday it would pause striking in order to "recharge" and "re-orient" the movement. -
Australia Air pollution from wildfires threaten Australian Open tennis matches Matches at the Australian Open may be suspended if air pollution from the recent wildfires poses a risk to the players' health. -
No Comment Men peel potatoes in Bolivia in campaign against sexist violence It was all about showing the home is not the exclusive domain of women, one participant said. -
USA Trump lawyer dismisses photos of the president with Lev Parnas, other evidence Newly released documents include photos of Lev Parnas with President Trump and of him with Ivanka Trump, Donald Trump Jr., and Pam Bondi, a lawyer on the impeachment defense team. -
USA Row erupts over whether London's iconic Big Ben bell will bong for Brexit "This golden moment must be celebrated — and what better way to celebrate," said Rebecca Ryan, the founder of the #StandUpForBrexit campaign. -
USA President Donald Trump selects former defender of Jeffrey Epstein to join his legal team Alan Dershowitz will assist the US president in the upcoming Senate trial on Tuesday. The constitutional expert has said he will deliver arguments meant to shield Trump from allegations that he abused his power. -
No Comment Resident wakes to wall of snow after storm lashes eastern Canada It was so bad a state of emergency was declared. -
No Comment Anti-government protests continue in Chile Demonstrations in Chile that began over higher metro fares are continuing, but there are fewer protesters than before. -
USA As Taal volcano simmers, Philippine officials brace for long crisis "It's really massive because you're talking of more or less 100,000 evacuees in evacuation centers," said Health Secretary Francisco Duque III. -
USA Heavy rain brings flash floods to parts of eastern Australia as bushfires rage on Heavy rainstorms have brought some relief to Australia on Saturday as they soaked the ravaging bushfires, they also led flash flooding. -
United Kingdom British territory Gibraltar 'could stay in Schengen Area after Brexit' Gibraltar's chief minister, Fabian Picardo, says the territory should remain accessible to the rest of the EU after January 31. -
France France’s controversial pension reforms: Will women really be the biggest winners? Will French women actually benefit from the new pension system and what can we learn from the examples of other European countries? Euronews answers. -
USA 'A Yang problem': How Yang could pull critical support from Sanders in New Hampshire Yang once described himself as a "younger, fresher, more modern, more Asian version of Bernie." -
USA How the oligarch owner of the U.K.'s Chelsea soccer club is fighting anti-Semitism "Football is so powerful, and we can reach millions of people," said César Azpilicueta, captain of Chelsea's men's team. -
Earth News WATCH | Tokyo 2020 Olympics put vegetarianism on the table in Japan This year's Olympics faces the challenge of catering to those with dietary restrictions. -
USA Under pressure from U.S. and China, U.K. faces dilemma on Huawei Senior U.S. delegation gave Boris Johnson's government a warning about the risks of allowing Chinese firm to build its 5G technology. -
Philippines Watch live: Eruption fears as Taal volcano smoulders The volcano in Batangas province has remained at alert level 4. -
United Kingdom Light shows, coins... but no bong: How Britain is marking Brexit on January 31 Brexiteers are livid that an attempt to have London's iconic Big Ben 'bong for Brexit' have had to be shelved. -
USA New evidence shows Nunes aide communicated with Parnas on Ukraine The messages show that Derek Harvey, an aide to GOP Rep. Devin Nunes, was far more involved than previously known in an investigation. -
USA Meet Trump's legal team for the impeachment trial Trump's legal team has some high-profile members, including Alan Dershowitz and Kenneth Starr. -
USA Texts suggest Robert Hyde passed along details about Yovanovitch whereabouts They include screenshots of messages about the U.S. ambassador's movements that appear to have been sent to Hyde, who forwarded thems to Lev Parnas.