27 January 2020 | Euronews
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USA Trump's Senate impeachment trial: What happened on Day 6 The Bidens and Burisma, Ken Starr, Rudy Giuliani and more came into play in the proceedings against the president. -
USA Trump impeachment defense team turns attention to Bidens, Burisma During the defense arguments on Monday, Pam Bondi became the first member of the White House legal team to bring up the Bidens. -
No Comment Plane overshoots runway, skids into street in Iran After what seems like a botched landing, an Iranian passenger plane with some 150 passengers aboard, ended up belly-down on a highway near the airport in the city of Mahshahr, Iran. -
No Comment Hundreds of Syrian civilians flee fighting south of Idlib province Hundreds of families fled their homes in northwestern Syria amid intense bombardment by Syrian government and Russian forces. -
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No Comment Former Auschwitz prisoners gathered to commemorate the Holocaust, 75 years after liberation The wreath-laying ceremony with the participation of former prisoners and Polish president Andrzej Duda inaugurated the commemoration of the Auschwitz Nazi Death camp's liberation by the Red Army on January 27, 1945. -
World News In Pictures: European countries mark Holocaust Remembrance Day Here's a look in pictures at how the Holocaust was remembered around Europe on the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau. -
Portugal Luanda Leaks: Who is Rui Pinto, the Portuguese hacker behind the leak? The lawyers for the jailed Portuguese hacker say he was behind the leaks that have allegedly implicated Africa's richest woman. -
USA What is Byte? The internet's new old-school, short-form video app. Byte, a new short-form video app, hopes to capitalize on the nostalgia of the now-defunct Vine, but will have to contend with a saturated market. -
Europe News Explaining the Belgian government crisis...in under 3 minutes The country remains without a government, and critical decisions on the climate crisis, budget and migration are on hold. The question is - will they beat their own score? From 2010-2011 Belgium got the Guinness World record for longest time without a government in peacetime. -
USA In 5-4 ruling, Supreme Court allows Trump plan to deny green cards to those who might need gov't aid DHS said last year that it would expand the definition of "public charge," to be applied to people whose immigration to the U.S. could be denied because of a concern that they would primarily depend on the government. -
World News ‘We take everything for granted’: 93 year-old Auschwitz survivor warns future generations Siegmund Listwa had spent five and a half years in concentration camps during World War II, including two years at Auschwitz. This week marks 75 years since the Nazis’ most well-known extermination camp was liberated by the Soviets. -
USA Kobe Bryant mourned from Italy to China as tributes pour in from across the world The Italian Basketball Federation remembered Bryant as "an absolute champion who always had Italy in his heart." -
United Kingdom Customers with blocked accounts are the ones being stung in the fight over money laundering ǀ View UK banks are increasingly freezing their customers’ accounts indefinitely, citing strict anti-money laundering laws. Is it really a price worth paying? -
Belgium Brexit Day: How will the European Parliament look after British MEPs leave? The departure of Britain's MEPs from the European Parliament is going to change the structure of the institution — but what will this look like? -
No Comment Up to seven million people form 620km human chain to protest India citizenship law This human chain across the southern-Indian state was organized by the Left Democratic Front (LDF) to protest against the Indian government's Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA). -
World News The history of the Holocaust is being re-written - and historians are fighting back New narratives aim to whitewash he role of non-Germans in the killing of Jews. -
No Comment 'A part of LA died': Fans mourn NBA legend Kobe Bryant Emotional fans gathered at the Staples Center, home of the Los Angeles Lakers, to pay their respects to Kobe Bryant who was killed in a helicopter crash. -
No Comment Death toll from intense storms and flooding in Brazil rises to 44 The torrential rain — the worst since records were first kept 110 years ago — has eased but the risk of landslides continues in Belo Horizonte. -
USA 'He knew he was the best': A view of Kobe Bryant from his childhood home in Italy "It was immediately clear he was from another planet, a cut above us all," Davide Giudici, a longtime friend and a former teammate, said. -
China Spanish football manager describes life inside Wuhan, the city in the grip of coronavirus Óliver Cuadrado described empty streets, closed shops and paralysed transport. -
United Kingdom Brexit: What happens at midnight on Friday January 31? Not a lot. An 11-month transition period ensures that cross-border travel, personal rights and immigration remain unchanged until at least December 31. -
No Comment Torrential rain triggers deadly flooding in Madagascar The tropical nation is in the midst of an intense six-month rainy season that can be deadly. -
World News Euronews' Isabelle Kumar remembers her grandfather, who survived two Nazi death camps For young Isabelle, it was the stuff of car journeys and strange childhood songs. -
USA GOP senators under pressure for witness testimony at Trump trial after Bolton revelations At least four Republicans would need to support Democrats' call for witnesses in a vote expected last this week. -
Next Series Climate control: Stockholm named world’s smartest city as it aims for climate positive footprint Even though it’s one of Europe’s fastest growing capitals, Stockholm plans to be carbon negative by 2040. -
Poland Watch live: Holocaust Memorial Day ceremony at Auschwitz II-Birkenau Camp in Poland Religious and state leaders and survivors of the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp gathered on the 75th anniversary of its liberation. -
Russia 'People were exhausted, emaciated by hunger," Russian Auschwitz liberator remembers The extraordinary memories of a former Soviet soldier who was there on 27 January 1945. -
USA Here's why Sanders is rising — and how he could win 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 impeachment trial live coverage: The president's defense begins day 2 of arguments An explosive report alleges ex-national security adviser John Bolton says in his unpublished book that Trump personally tied aid for Ukraine to an investigation of the Bidens. -
Europe News Liberator or Persecutor? How Poland sees the role of the Soviet Union in World War Two As President Duda warns against false narratives, Euronews takes a look at the warring perspectives of Poland and Russia. -
Europe News The Brief: corruption still a major issue in European Union Five EU countries do not reach the 50 per cent threshold in the 2019 Corruption Perceptions Index. The report released by the NGO Transparency International analysed 180 countries, and when it comes to the EU, the misuse of its funds is still a big issue. -
USA Trump disputes Bolton bombshell book, tweets he 'NEVER' linked investigations, Ukraine aid The reported revelation in the ex-national security adviser's unpublished manuscript is spurring calls for his testimony at the Senate trial. -
USA Plane crash in Afghanistan kills everyone on board, Afghan official says "The only thing we can say is 385 is written in the wreckage and we don't know which country or company it belongs to," an Afghan official said. -
Europe News Bye Bye Britain: MEPs moving on This week in The Brief we bring you special coverage about Brexit and how it will impact Brussels - from British MEPs packing up to the changing shapes of the political groups. In this edition we meet a British MEP proposing a final piece of legislation before being made redundant. -
World News Holocaust Remembrance Day: how a Nazi hunter tracks down war criminals 75 years later 'They weren't monsters, they were ordinary people - and they have to be dealt with.' -
USA 80 dead from coronavirus in China as authorities scramble to contain outbreak Chinese officials extended the week-long Lunar New Year holiday by three days to Feb. 2 to slow down the spread of the virus. -
Slovenia Slovenia Prime Minister Marjan Šarec resigns and calls for new elections Šarec resigned moments after his finance minister, Andrej Bertoncelj, also quit. -
World News Holocaust Remembrance Day: how are Europe's children taught about the Holocaust? From UK to Germany, from Spain to Greece, the educational standards vary enormously regarding the genocide of millions of Jews. Euronews looks at how Europe's children learn about the Holocaust. -
Europe News 'I didn't even get to kiss my mum': Auschwitz prisoner tells his harrowing story of survival Stories of survivors are the most powerful part of the Auschwitz commemorations. Some have told their stories for years and others are only just beginning to share. One survivor recounts how love might have kept him alive. -
USA Survivors return to Auschwitz 75 years after liberation The event will recall the moment the Nazi camp was liberated by the Soviet army on Jan. 27, 1945. -
Poland 'We forget at our peril: London mayor Sadiq Khan attends Auschwitz memorial 'We forget at our peril: London mayor Sadiq Khan attends Auschwitz memorial -
World France to evacuate citizens from Wuhan as Europe braces for more coronavirus cases France is joining the United States in advising its citizens to board chartered flights out of the quarantine zone. -
No Comment Hong Kong: Clashes on anniversary of snack stand dispute Back in 2016, government health workers followed by police tried to shut down informal food sellers in the densely-populated Mong Kok. -
Italy Italy's Salvini fails to win key regional election in Emilia-Romagna The Democratic Party was leading with 50% of the votes in Emilia-Romagna, against 45% for Salvini’s League, according to projections. -
USA Democrats demand Bolton testimony after report his book says Trump tied Ukraine aid to Biden probe The reported account in an unpublished manuscript by the former national security adviser counters the White House's defense of the president.