28 January 2020 | Euronews
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USA Bloomberg dogged by awkward canine encounter "Hmm shake my paw, not my teeth," the Twitter account for Elizabeth Warren's dog tweeted at the former New York City mayor. -
USA Two satellites will narrowly avoid colliding at 32,800 mph If the two satellites were to collide, the debris could endanger spacecraft around the planet. -
Cuba Magnitude 7.7 earthquake strikes between Cuba and Jamaica A powerful 7.7 earthquake struck south of Cuba and Jamaica, the US Geological Survey said. -
USA Does China's Huawei really pose a threat to national security? The Trump admin argues China's Huawei should be banned from building 5g networks. But some U.S. allies, and even some U.S. intel officials, don't agree. -
Germany Expert calls on WHO to declare coronavirus a global health emergency "The horse has bolted," expert Mark Eccleston-Turner said of coronavirus, as he called for WHO to declare a global health emergency to make sure all countries took the outbreak seriously. -
USA Trump Middle East peace plan expands Israeli territory, offers path to Palestinian statehood Elements of the plan, which the president announced at a White House event with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, have already been publicly criticized by Palestinians. -
No Comment Syrians flee towards Turkish border as government forces advance Displaced Syrians flee towards the border with Turkey after an offensive by Syrian government forces in the rebel-held northwestern region, Idlib. -
No Comment French firemen scuffle with police during Paris protest They were demanding better working conditions. -
France Shock as Catalan Dragons sign player Israel Folau who said 'hell awaits' gay people Israel Folau was sacked from the Australian national rugby union team last year over homophobic comments he made on social media. Now he's sparked shock by signing for Catalan Dragons. -
USA GOP senators to meet to discuss calling witnesses in Trump trial The lawmakers are also expected to discuss the issue of the president potentially using executive privilege to block testimony. -
USA Watch: Trump and Netanyahu unveil Middle East peace plan It was swiftly rejected by Mahmoud Abbas. -
World News Palestinian MP on Trump’s Middle East peace plan: 'It's an Israeli plan in an American envelope' The US administration’s long-awaited Middle East peace plan risks actually destroying the potential for peace between the Israelis and the Palestinians, a prominent Palestinian lawmaker told Euronews. -
Germany Berlin's Brandenburg Airport calls for 20,000 volunteers to test operations CEO Lütke Daldrup says "the trial operation is an internationally established standard that will help us to open BER as smoothly as possible". -
Earth News Europe’s coolest recycling projects being crowdfunded right now There's your usual repurposing ocean plastic plus cinnamon t-shirts and wine barrel home decor. -
France French firefighters scuffle with police during protest over working conditions Firefighters from across France have joined the protest in Paris to call for better working conditions and a raise in risk pay. -
USA Kobe Bryant was an inspiration to many — but not all. We can't ignore why ǀ View Ignoring Bryant's sexual assault allegation doesn't just do a disservice to victims — it arguably eradicates the pivotal event of the star's life and career. -
World News The EU’s Green Deal plans to restore nature must include our largest ecosystem - the ocean ǀ View While we appreciate that all-night EU AGRIFISH negotiations may necessitate tough political decisions, agreeing to continue overfishing is in the long-term interest of no-one - least of all the fishing industry - and should be lamented, not celebrated. -
USA Trump impeachment trial live coverage: The president's defense begins day 3 Trump's defense team will wrap up its arguments Tuesday. -
Dubai Creek: Discover a lost Arabian world Not only is Dubai Creek the emirate’s first major port, but it's also full of historical significance -
World News In pictures: the best images from this month's biggest stories Here is our selection of the most eyecatching photographs from January -
United Kingdom 'Broadcasting legend': Just a Minute host Nicholas Parsons dies aged 96 Parsons also fronted Anglia Television's brash 1970s game show, Sale Of The Century, and was awarded a CBE by the queen. -
Europe News Belgium strike: 'We want the welfare we had in Europe after the war' A cross-section of Belgium's workforce are out on the streets. They are calling for a 1,500 euro per month pension, a 2,300 euro minimum salary for public sector workers. and to reduce the retirement age back down to 65 from 67. -
USA For the GOP on impeachment, it's Trump's way or the highway 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 'Thank you for everything': Trump's looming Mideast peace plan likely a gift to Netanyahu Analysis: The Israeli prime minister is expected to have good reason to be grateful for the so-called "deal of the century" set to be unveiled Tuesday. -
USA The first vote of 2020 ends Tuesday, in Texas Voters in a state house district in the Houston suburbs are set to deliver the first electoral decision of the year — and both parties are watching closely. -
Europe News 'Maybe one day we will come back' - British MEP Corbett on Brexit British MEPs are packing up their offices to leave on January 31. We spoke to one of the longest serving members, Richard Corbett, about how he feels leaving the EU institutions he has worked in for more than two decades. -
Netherlands Pickpocket who stole 30 mobile phones in a cell after poor reception from Dutch police Dutch police say the arrest was made as part of a "targeted action" against pick-pocketing at a gig by Canadian rockers Sum 41. -
USA Despite U.S. warnings, U.K. chooses Chinese telecoms giant to build parts of 5G network The decision comes after three senators warned the U.K. against any involvement with the company, which has been accused of posing a security risk. -
World Albert II: Belgium's ex-king admits he fathered a love child The former monarch has acknowledged he is the biological father of artist Delphine Boël, whose paternity claim he has been battling for years. -
No Comment Kobe Bryant death: Mural of basketball star and daughter Gianna appears in LA The mural features Kobe and Gianna's faces, with the words "Kobe & Gigi Forever. Daddy's Girl". -
United Kingdom Britain angers US by giving Huawei limited role in 5G network The decision is the first by a major US ally in Europe and comes despite threats from Washington to end intelligence cooperation if Huawei gets access. -
USA U.S. plans to evacuate citizens from coronavirus epicenter as deaths spike The State Department said it was sending a chartered flight to Wuhan to evacuate U.S. government personnel stationed in the epicenter of the outbreak. -
World News 'They are no longer numbers or statistics.' How colour pictures are bringing Auschwitz to life Digital colourist Marina Amaral, the woman behind the Faces of Auschwitz project, explains why her work colourising pictures of Auschwitz inmates is so vital, despite the toll it takes personally. -
The Cube Coronavirus: Outrage after Chinese stars replaced with illustration of viral infection | #TheCube A Chinese flag with an illustration of the deadly coronavirus instead of stars has caused controversy. -
World French oil company Total in court in landmark case over greenhouse emissions It is the first such case against a private company in France. -
No Comment Deer rescued from freezing swimming pool A polie officer pulled the deer’s front legs but failed to lift it out of the pool and had to call for back-up. -
USA 'Women win': Warren takes on gender in final stretch before Iowa caucuses Less than a week from the Iowa caucuses, Elizabeth Warren is leaning in on the gender question. -
World News Airbus to pay €3.6bn settlement to France, US, UK over 'bribery and corruption' investigation The €3.6bn deal is one of the biggest settlements for both the UK and France in a company corruption case. -
USA Dershowitz says 'nothing' impeachable about Bolton allegations In an unpublished manuscript obtained by the New York Times, Bolton claims Trump said he wouldn't release Ukraine aid without Biden investigations. -
USA State Dept. boots NPR reporter from trip after Pompeo spat A different NPR reporter said last week that Pompeo berated her after she asked him about Ukraine. -
USA NFL Twitter accounts hacked, including those of Super Bowl-bound Chiefs and 49ers A Saudi hacker group claimed responsibility for compromising several accounts, including those of Kansas City and San Francisco.