23 January 2020 | Euronews
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USA Iowa caucus app sparks election security concerns Every level of the U.S. election process has come under far more scrutiny since the U.S. intelligence community determined Russia attempted to interfere in the 2016 election. -
Sport Enthusiastic opening to the 2020 World Judo Tour The IJF World Judo Tour 2020 saw a packed stadium at the spectacular opening ceremony in Tel Aviv. -
USA Two of 4 warrants letting FBI spy on ex-Trump aide Carter Page were not valid, says DOJ The DOJ now believes it didn't have probable cause to think Carter Page might be acting as an agent of a foreign power, which was required to surveil him. -
USA 'Ghost' population of humans discovered in ancient Africa This is the first time researchers have done an in-depth analysis of ancient DNA from western Central Africa. -
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USA GOP senators turn to 'fidget spinner' toys during Trump impeachment trial Sen. Richard Burr, R-N.C., handed out the popular toys to several of his fellow senators. -
No Comment Locust swarms threaten East Africa's food security The most serious outbreak of locusts in 25 years is spreading across East Africa and posing an unprecedented threat to food security in some of the world's most vulnerable countries. -
No Comment Migrants separated from their children finally reunited 18 months on Nine parents deported as the Trump administration separated thousands of migrant families were reunited with their children they had not seen in a year and a half. -
Poland These photos highlight the human hurt over Poland's 'LGBT-free zones' It's a response to 80 Polish municipalities declared themselves "free of LGBT ideology" last year. -
Earth News The number one sustainable company in the world has been revealed A Canadian research firm which ranks corporations on their sustainability has announced the top 100 companies. -
No Comment Zoo uses redundant Christmas trees to give animals a treat A zoo near Chicago in the US used its redundant Christmas trees to give animals a post-holiday treat. -
USA Hot mic catches Pence telling Netanyahu 'He's unstoppable' "We are contending. He's unstoppable, like someone else I know," the vice president was overheard telling Israel's prime minister. -
USA Why become the first person to swim a supraglacial lake? To protect the Antarctic Ocean. Lewis Pugh, a celebrated endurance swimmer, will attempt what he describes as his toughest swim to date in an effort to bring attention to environmental issues. -
United Kingdom Scottish islands become first to teach every school pupil in Gaelic instead of English A ‘Gaelic First’ policy has been introduced to help boost the language in the Outer Hebrides where it is spoken by 52% of residents. -
Germany Germany bans neo-Nazi group Combat 18: 'Right-wing extremism is a signifcant danger to society' "Right-wing extremism and anti-Semitism have no place in our society," Interior Minister Horst Seehofer said as he banned the neo-Nazi group Combat 18 Germany. -
Lebanon Lebanon is burning. World leaders at Davos have little interest in putting it out ǀ View Lebanese politicians have broken their promises in the past and have few credible ideas on how to end the country's dire economic crisis. -
Spain Venezuela: Spain's growing ambiguity about Juan Guaido With Unidas Podemos in the ruling coalition, Spain's position towards Venezuela has become slightly less clear-cut. -
Canada Harry, Meghan and the Queen all lost out under their new agreement. Who won? The media ǀ View However much the Sussexes were looking to defeat the media, their new arrangement only feeds the story — and the press that draws sustenance from it. -
World Serbia committed to joining European Union, says President Aleksandar Vučić In an interview at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vučić said joining the European Union was of the “utmost significance” for the Serbian people. -
USA Scientists move Doomsday Clock closer to midnight The Bulletin adjusted the clock to reflect human-caused threats such as nuclear weapons and accelerated global warming. -
No Comment British royal Prince Charles meets climate activist Greta Thunberg Prince Charles said teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg was "remarkable". -
USA Germany bans Combat 18 neo-Nazi group The German chapter "enjoys great respect within the far-right extremist scene," Interior Minister Horst Seehofer said. -
Russia Did you hear the one about Vladimir Putin? Why a Russian comedian has fled the country He fled the country fearing prosecution. -
USA Dems hammer home impeachment case in an argument that's (finally) uninterrupted 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 Trump rails about impeachment trial in tweetstorm and gets much of it wrong "Most unfair & corrupt hearing in Congressional history!" the president posted. -
Poland Polish MEP sparks outrage over Nazi prison uniform cattle tweet | #TheCube The tweet comes just days before the Holocaust Memorial Day, marking the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau. -
USA Mount Vesuvius blast turned ancient victim's brain to glass Archaeologists rarely recover human brain tissue, and when they do it is normally smooth and soapy in consistency. -
Europe News 'If Fidesz is not part of the EPP mainstream, it has no place in the party,' says Juncker Europe's biggest political grouping, the European People's Party, is facing a reckoning over the membership of Hungary's ruling party Fidesz. -
Poland Panoramic film photographs of Auschwitz camp tell the story of mass killing Look through the panoramic film photographs of Associated Press's Markus Schreiber taken ahead of Auschwitz liberation 75th anniversary. On Monday hundreds of survivors from across the world will come back to visit Auschwitz for the official commemorations. -
USA Coronavirus outbreak shuts 3 Chinese cities down, disrupts busy travel season Chinese health officials said Wednesday the new coronavirus can spread via respiratory transmission, heightening fears of a growing epidemic. -
Europe News Juan Guaidó: Venezuela's opposition leader in Brussels to revive support for tougher sanctions Venezuela's opposition leader Juan Guaidó was in Brussels to try and revive support for tougher sanctions on Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro -
USA World leaders gather in Jerusalem to commemorate the Holocaust The gathering marks the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazis' most notorious death camp, Auschwitz. -
France France and Netherlands dismantle major migrant smuggling ring to UK French and Dutch police have arrested 23 people they suspect to have facilitated the illegal transport of 10,000 Kurdish migrants into the UK. -
USA Court orders Myanmar to take steps to protect Rohingya A unanimous ruling by a panel of 17 judges, the court said Myanmar must now take all steps within its power to prevent serious harm to Rohingya. -
USA A 'faithless elector' betrayed his state's voters. You won't believe why. Colorado's Micheal Baca had a far-fetched plan to stop Trump. Now it's before the Supreme Court. -
China Coronavirus: International airports step up screening protocols As fears of contagion grow, points of entry are the focus for many national government, implementing prevention tactics. -
World Climate Change: Mediterranean, Central and Eastern European countries affected by desertification One-third of the Earth's surface is at risk of drying up due to climate change and its effects are becoming visible in unexpected parts of the Mediterranean, Central, and Eastern Europe. -
Myanmar Myanmar ordered to protect Rohingya from genocide in 'historic' ruling by UN court Nobel prize winner and former democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi has defended Myanmar's campaign against Rohingya — but a court ordered the minority to be protected. -
Spain Storm Gloria: Death toll rises to 13 in Spain as south-west France battens down the hatches At least 13 people have lost their lives in Spain since Sunday as Storm Gloria unleashed strong winds, and heavy snow and rainfalls. -
United Kingdom ‘Brexit finish line’ crossed as British parliament passes EU Withdrawal bill The House of Commons removed an amendment forcing the British government to let unaccompanied migrant children join relatives in the UK. -
Australia Australia firefighting C-130 tanker plane crashes in New South Wales, killing three crew A C-130 Hercules tanker aircraft crashed while fighthing bushfires in New South Wales, Australia, killed all three crew on board, state fire chiefs said early on Thursday. -
USA Plane fighting Australia's wildfires goes missing The water tanker plane might have crashed in the Snowy Monaro region of New South Wales state. -
Earth News My eco job | My life as an undercover animal rights investigator From fur trapping to football, Rich Hardy's CV isn't what you'd expect from a vegan campaigner. -
USA 'Multiple victims' in downtown Seattle shooting The shooting occurred near the Pike Place Market, an area with heavy foot traffic and multiple tourist attractions. -
USA Protester interrupts Senate impeachment trial, yelling 'Schumer is the devil' The man was arrested and charged with unlawful conduct. -
USA Fact-checking Trump's defense: 'They got their money' "Remember this, they got their money and they got it early," Trump said.