25 January 2020 | Euronews
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USA Obama called Trump a 'fascist' during phone call, Sen. Kaine says in new Clinton film The Va. lawmaker is heard discussing the conversation in 2016 in "Hillary," an upcoming documentary. -
Sport A golden day for Israel Peter Paltchik and Or Sasson were Israel’s heroes on the final day of the Tel Aviv Judo Grand Prix and they are our men of the day. -
No Comment Watch: Chinese New Year is celebrated at the Eiffel Tower Performances took place in Paris on Saturday. -
Bulgaria Bulgaria: Residents in Pernik protest about water shortages Protesters blame corruption and mismanagement. -
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World News 'We did it': NASA astronauts complete spacewalk to fix cosmic ray detector The Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS) has been capturing high-energy cosmic rays to help research on 'dark matter' and the mysterious dark energy that is speeding up the expansion of the cosmos. -
Greece At least 140 children with serious health conditions living at Moria migrant camp, says MSF Youngsters with epilepsy, diabetes and heart disease are trapped on the overcrowded Greek camp. -
Belarus Moscow pressuring us to merge with Russia, claims Belarus president In 1997, the union agreement between Belarus and Russia seemed like a good idea. In 2020, not so much. -
USA Major rescue efforts underway in Turkey after earthquake kills at least 22 "We don't have a safe place to stay right now," Emre Gocer told the state-run Anadolu news agency. -
Italy Italy's right-wing leader Salvini targets leftist region in key vote Matteo Salvini is trying to trigger a political earthquake in Italy this Sunday. -
USA Dozens of US soldiers suffered traumatic brain injuries in Iran attack, says the Pentagon After the first reports that some soldiers had been hurt, Trump referred to them as ``"headaches" and said the cases were not as serious as injuries involving the loss of limbs. -
Destinations What it’s really like to stay at Greece’s most coveted hotel I checked in at Blue Palace resort and spa on Crete's northeastern coast for a luxury mini-break. -
No Comment Hindu worshippers take dip in Ganges River Millions of Hindu worshippers gathered in the town of Prayagraj in northern India to take a ritualistic dip in the Ganges River. -
No Comment North Korea celebrates Lunar New Year with tributes to its leaders North Korea joined in Lunar New Year celebrations on Saturday, beginning with a traditional show of loyalty for the country's former leaders. -
USA Who is Dmytro Firtash? The man linked to $1 million loan to Giuliani ally has a shadowy past The billionaire oligarch is "at the dead center of the greatest corruption operation in Ukraine's history," said a former senior U.S. diplomat. -
USA Two missing after U.S. Navy helicopter goes down in the Philippine Sea The MH-60 craft assigned to the USS Blue Ridge "went down while conducting routine operations," the statement said. -
USA Trump impeachment trial live coverage: The president's defense begins Senators heard from House prosecutors for three days. Now, Trump's team is making their case in his defense. -
USA Macron pleads with Trump not to cut off U.S. support for French forces in Africa The White House may stop helping France fight African jihadis with drones and refueling planes. Experts say that could open the door to more terrorism. -
USA 'Never again': Anti-Semitism surges as memories of Holocaust fade "Young people are the ones that have to carry the memory of our loved ones forever," said Auschwitz survivor Sonia Klein, 94. -
USA Trump's Senate impeachment trial: What happened on Day Four "He is a dictator. This must not stand," Rep. Jerry Nadler told the Senate as Democrats wrapped up their opening arguments. -
USA Pompeo berated, cursed at NPR reporter over Ukraine questions, she says "He was not happy to have been questioned about Ukraine, he asked, 'Do you think Americans care about Ukraine?' He used the F word in that sentence, and many others," said NPR correspondent Mary Louise Kelly. -
Turkey Erdogan warns of 'propaganda' as Turkey earthquake death toll rises Rescue crews are still searching for people who remain trapped under the rubble of collapsed buildings.