19 January 2020 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Royal split: What is Harry and Meghan's 'clean break' from royal family? Harry and Meghan are getting a clean break from the royal family, commentators said, as they analysed what lies ahead for the couple. -
No Comment Russians mark Epiphany with plunge into icy water Russian Orthodox Christians immerse in ice-cold water in some of the country's regions to celebrate the baptism of Jesus Christ. -
No Comment Rally cut short in Hong Kong as police confront protesters Violence erupted at a rally calling for greater democratic freedoms. -
No Comment Mountain men in Poland bring in the New Year in full costume Residents of Milowka disguise themselves as devils, bears and death as they parade through the village. -
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No Comment Striking Paris Opera holds free open-air concert Saturday's concert comes after six weeks of labour strikes and nationwide protests against government plans to overhaul France's pension system. -
No Comment Thousands of women march against Trump in Washington Many protesters said they were horrified at the prospect of Trump winning an upcoming November presidential election. -
Italy 'Sardines' movement in Bologna, Italy hopes to block far-right Thousands of protesters gathered in Bologna in northern Italy ahead of a regional vote on Jan 26 as Salvini hopes to topple the Five-Star Movement. -
World News EU countries will 'refocus' Libya mission to respect arms embargo — Borrell European Union countries have agreed to “refocus'' the mission of the bloc's anti-migrant smuggler naval operation in the Mediterranean Sea so that it concentrates on upholding the U.N. arms embargo against Libya, EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said on Monday. -
USA Dershowitz: Trump shouldn't be removed from office even if he is guilty of House charges House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., called Dershowitz's legal analysis "simply ignorance." -
USA Singer-songwriter David Olney dies on stage during performance David Olney, 71, fell silent and dropped his head in the midst of his set at the 30A Songwriters Festival in Santa Rosa Beach on Saturday night. -
USA Dem senator says he's 'fine' with Hunter Biden testifying in impeachment trial "We take the position that we want to hear from witnesses," Brown said. "I don't know what Hunter Biden has to do with the phone call the president made." -
Belgium Is flight-shaming helping resurrect Europe's overnight trains? With airport passengers dropping in Sweden and Germany and a new Vienna-Brussels overnight train starting on Sunday, are Europe's night trains set for a renaissance? -
USA GOP senator on Trump asking Ukraine, China for political help: 'Things happen' "I didn't say it was OK," Sen. Richard Shelby, R-Ala., told ABC's "This Week," adding, "people do things. Things happen." -
World News Watch: Elon Musk's SpaceX successfully tests emergency capsule for astronauts The test comes ahead of SpaceX's first transport of astronauts to the International Space Station. -
USA Schiff says intelligence community withholding documents on Ukraine "They appear to be succumbing to pressure from the administration," Schiff told ABC's "This Week." -
Earth News Living Recommends | Rewilding our relationship with our wardrobe Kate Fletcher's "Wild Dress" asks us to think about what we wear and its connection with the natural world. -
USA New cases of deadly coronavirus detected in China ahead of busy new year period The total number of patients infected by the virus in China, all of them in Wuhan, has now climbed to 62. -
USA SpaceX just launched — and purposefully destroyed — a rocket for a key test The "abort demonstration" assessed how well SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule can survive in the event of a catastrophic rocket failure. -
USA Parties see big demographic changes despite overall static split After a tumultuous decade, the percentage of voters who identify as Republican or Democrat has remained stable, but there are big changes inside the numbers. -
USA Trump forced to take a back seat in his impeachment defense as Senate trial begins The president — who has often said he views himself as his own best spokesman — will have no choice but to watch, along with the rest of the public. -
USA Harry and Meghan's new royal arrangement splits opinion in U.K. "This separation of powers, this divorce, if you like, from the Royal Family is unprecedented in the modern era," said Camilla Tominey. -
USA In New Hampshire, confusion around a new law could threaten young voter turnout "The problem is that all the rhetoric surrounding the bill has caused mass disinformation," one Dartmouth College student said. -
USA Influential Iranians break ranks with state after Ukrainian jet downing "Apologies for lying to you for 13 years," said one state TV host, announcing on Instagram she was quitting. -
Ukraine Watch: Ukraine holds ceremony for plane crash victims 11 of the 176 people killed when Flight PS752 was shot down outside Tehran were Ukrainian. -
Libya Civil war in Libya: Can peace talks in Berlin on Sunday bring an end to the conflict? Here's our explainer on the Libyan conflict and the peace talks taking place in Berlin on Sunday. -
Sweden Chinese official in hot water after branding Sweden 'lightweight' Gui Congyou told Swedish media that the country should be wary of picking a fight with 'heavyweight' China. -
USA Evelyn Yang speaks at Women's March about her sexual assault "As terrifying as it was to share my story on a national stage, I had to believe that coming forward would help me reclaim my voice and help others reclaim theirs," she said. -
USA Biden demands apology from Sanders over 'doctored' video on Social Security The Vermont senator's campaign has sought to cast Sanders as an unflinching defender of the program, contrasting his position with the former vice president's. -
USA Tear gas, rubber bullets leave more than 150 injured in Lebanon The clashes took place with the backdrop of a rapidly worsening financial crisis and an ongoing impasse over the formation of a new government. -
USA House Democrats file brief outlining 'compelling case' for impeachment They say the evidence proves he used his official power to pressure Ukraine to interfere in the 2020 election.