21 January 2020 | Euronews
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Bulgaria Bulgarian government faces no-confidence vote over water crisis Euronews reports from Pernik, a Bulgarian town where thousands are left without water due to suspected mismanagement at the top. -
USA New book recounts reports of Trump attacks on military brass, eagerness to meet Putin The book, released Tuesday, offers a portrait of Trump's first years in office and reveals new details about previously reported episodes. -
Lebanon New government in crisis-hit Lebanon ends 3-month vacuum The move, which comes three months after former Prime Minister Saad Hariri resigned, is unlikely to satisfy protesters. -
World News Quieter life? Harry and Meghan issue legal warning to media upon arrival in Canada The Sussexes have issued a legal warning to British media just hours after Harry landed in Canada. -
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Spain Spain debates bill to scrap forced sterilisation of disabled people As the Spanish Parliament debates a bill to scrap forced sterilisation of women and girls with disability, Euronews spoke to a survivor. -
No Comment Scuffles as migrants try to cross into southern Mexico It comes as they were blocked from crossing the Guatemala-Mexico border. -
USA McConnell makes last-minute changes to Trump impeachment trial rules The sudden revision in the Senate's organizing resolution also ensures House Democrats' evidence will be admitted. -
USA Trump impeachment: US Senate leader eases rules as trial kicks off The historic impeachment of Donald Trump got underway late on Tuesday with a long debate on the rules of the trial — while the US president was in Davos. -
USA White House may assert executive privilege to block Bolton testimony, Republicans say Any effort to seek the former national security adviser as a witness in the Senate could also lead to a lengthy delay. -
World News Europe's weather mix: Record high pressure, cold and Storm Gloria Extreme weather has come to western Europe. A powerful anticyclone is breaking records in high pressure across Belgium, France and the UK, while Storm Gloria, pushing the anti-cyclone south, is causing heavy rain, winds and even rare snowfall in Spain. -
No Comment Iraqi security forces and anti-government protesters clash in Baghdad The latest violence comes after three demonstrators were killed in clashes on Monday. -
Vatican Paedophile priests in rehab: how the Vatican tries to 'cure' child abusers An estimated 24 recovery centres for clergymen operate in Italy. Euronews reports on their methods and the controversies surrounding them. -
Ocean Family-run fisheries struggle as new generation casts net wider For generations fishing has been a respected trade and a traditional way of life for many families across Europe. But today, the number of local fishers is dwindling. -
Switzerland The Olympic Committee's new ban on politics denies reality - and its own poor history ǀ View A new International Olympic Committee policy barring political expression at the Tokyo 2020 games benefits those in power. -
USA Already saturated with politics? News stations are about to step it up. With a record $10 billion in political advertising at stake, the news industry is expanding operations to all corners — from broadcasting live campaign events to offering daily news shows on entertainment platforms. -
USA The New York Times presidential endorsement shows why newspapers must end the practice ǀ View In an era in which most readers don't trust the news media, endorsements are more likely to hurt an organisation's journalism than help their readers. -
France French publisher apologises for CIA 9/11 conspiracy theory in textbook Textbook publisher Ellipses said it bitterly regretted the mistake that suggested 9/11 was orchestrated by the CIA. -
Serbia Serbia president Vučić 'fed up of being lectured' over ties with Russia and China "Do your job," said Vučić. "You are sovereign states. Serbia is a sovereign state. We do everything that is for the best for our people and for our country.” -
United Kingdom EU more vital than US, say UK businesses calling for more Brexit clarity Sixty-one percent of UK directors describe the EU as more important to them than any other countries, including the US. -
USA Trump, climate change icon Greta Thunberg lay out starkly different visions "Planting tress is good of course, but it is nowhere near enough of what is needed," the Swedish teen said at the World Economic Forum. -
USA Trump impeachment: Live updates from the Senate trial The Senate trial on the two articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump, abuse of power and obstruction of Congress, begins this week. -
USA 'Appalling,' a 'national disgrace,' 'designed to hide the truth': Democrats blast McConnell's impeachment proposal Schumer accused McConnell of "totally, totally, totally going along with Trump's cover-up hook, line and sinker." -
USA Why aren't Democrats making life miserable for vulnerable Republicans on impeachment? 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. -
USA Dozens flee from Paraguay prison after digging tunnel; escapees include notorious Brazilian gang Interior Minister Euclides Acevedo said in a statement that the tunnel itself may have been a ruse to cover complicity by prison officials -
USA Hillary Clinton blasts Sanders, won't commit to backing him as party nominee "Nobody likes him, nobody wants to work with him...It's all just baloney," the former first lady says. -
USA Sanders apologizes to Biden for supporter's attack The apology came after several days of back-and-forth between the campaigns over a supporter's op-ed claiming Biden suffers from a "corruption problem." -
China Coronavirus: How is the EU preparing for an outbreak, and why screening may be futile Six people are now known to have died from the coronavirus. Health authorities worldwide are scrambling to come up with a response. -
Earth News The 60 best sustainable clothing brands to wean you off fast fashion Your shopping guide to the best European sustainable fashion brands. -
Iran Iran MP offers three million dollar bounty to 'whoever kills Trump' Lawmaker Ahmad Hamzeh announced the reward in the Iranian parliament on Tuesday -
Kosovo Kosovo-Serbia flights to restart after two decades after historic air deal There have been no commercial flights between Kosovo and Serbia in 21 years and it takes over five hours overland from Belgrade to Pristina. -
United Kingdom Titanic shipwreck to be ‘better protected’ under ‘momentous’ UK-US agreement The international accord signed by London and Washington allows both governments to control visits to the legendary shipwreck. -
USA Trump calls impeachment trial a long-running 'hoax' at summit for world elite As president's trial gets underway, he'll be counter programming at the gathering of the world's elite in the Swiss mountain town. -
Switzerland Davos 2020: Donald Trump and Greta Thunberg clash on climate at World Economic Forum Teenage activist Greta Thunberg turns to sarcasm to make her point on climate change as her nemesis Donald Trump hits out at the "prophets of doom". -
Italy All roads lead to Rome - and so does all traffic All roads lead to Rome - and so does all traffic -
Russia Russian-made missiles were fired at doomed Ukrainian flight PS752 — Iran The Tor short-range air defense system, code-named the SA-15 by NATO, was designed during Soviet times to shoot down aircraft and precision guided weapons. -
USA Cases of deadly coronavirus spike as officials confirm human-to-human spread The outbreak comes ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday during which hundreds of millions of people are expected to travel. -
USA Trump impeachment trial: The rules and everything you need to know A vote on whether to call witnesses to testify in the Senate is not expected to take place until after opening arguments have concluded. -
USA Supreme Court takes up church-state separation in Christian schools case Montana told the Supreme Court that "barring aid to religious institutions promotes religious freedom by preventing the government from using its leverage to dictate religious policy." -
France Ex-Interpol chief Meng Hongwei sentenced to jail in China for bribes Meng's wife, who remains in France with their two children, has accused Chinese authorities of lying and questioned whether her husband was even alive. -
Europe News EU minister says post-Brexit UK must follow EU trade rules to trade in Europe Irish foreign minister reacts to Sajid Javid's recent comments about the UK not being "rule takers". -
No Comment Ten provinces on red alert as Storm Gloria sweeps across Spain Powerful Storm Gloria swept parts of Spain with high winds, heavy rain and snow forcing the closure of Alicante airport, disrupting 190 flights. The Ports of Gandia and Formentera were also closed. -
Spain Storm Gloria kills at least 3 in Spain and disrupts travel Storm Gloria has brought heavy rain and snowfall across Spain, with the eastern litoral bearing the brunt of it. -
No Comment Migrants cross river from Guatemala to Mexico Hundreds of Central American migrants waded through the shallow Suchiate River from Guatemala into Mexic, in a new test of US President Donald Trump's “Central America” strategy to keep them away from the US border. -
No Comment Powerful hail storm and major dust storms in Australia Bad weather brought chaos to parts of Australia, in the form of giant hailstones that pounded the capital Canberra. Wind gusts of 107 kilometers an hour were recorded in Dubbo as the dust storm descended over the town. -
United Kingdom British government in Brexit defeat over EU citizens’ rights in House of Lords The British government says it will continue with its planned post-Brexit EU settlement scheme despite losing three votes in parliament. -
Earth News Animals – can you eat one and cuddle the other? The owners spoiling their pets Is mollycoddling our pets just speciesism at its finest? -
World News Emiliano Sala: Tributes, theories and unanswered questions one year on from tragic plane crash The circumstances of Argentine strikers Emiliano Sala's death remain murky a year after the tragic plane crash in the English Channel. -
USA Father chokes coyote to death after attacks in New Hampshire "The coyote attacked a young child, and the child's dad went into protection mode and suffocated the coyote until it succumbed," police said. -
USA 5 killed by boiling water after pipe burst at Russian hotel Six others were injured when rooms at the Perm hotel flooded with boiling water after a heating pipe burst Monday. -
Earth News 'Dumping beef for chicken is killing the rainforest' - Greenpeace Surging demand for poultry has lead to acres of deforestation in a bid to grow soya for animal feed.