29 January 2020 | Euronews
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USA Key moments from Day 1 of the question and answer phase in Trump's Senate trial Trump lawyer Alan Dershowitz suggested there's nothing wrong with a president seeking foreign re-election help because it could be considered in the national interest. -
United Kingdom Watch: Nigel Farage in flag-waving row during Brexit bill debate Brexit Party MEPs in final stunt before leaving European Parliament. -
USA Dershowitz: Trump pursuing quid pro quo to help re-election is not impeachable Dershowitz said that "if a president does something which he believes will help him get elected in the public interest, that" is not impeachable. -
United Kingdom 'It makes you feel unwanted': French chef rejected for UK residency after 23 years Two-time Michelin star chef Claude Bosi spoke to Euronews after the UK government rejected his residency application. -
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United Kingdom Scottish parliament votes to hold new independence referendum Scotland's parliament also voted to keep the European Union flag flying outside the parliament building after Brexit. -
USA White House may have little chance of blocking Bolton testimony Analysis: Courts often decline to get involved in executive privilege fights, considering the disputes to be political, not legal. -
USA Trump peace plan will likely extend decades-old conflict, analysts warn "I would not be surprised if we see a resurgence of armed struggle against Israeli settlements which will escalate into violent clashes," said an analyst. -
USA White House seeks to block publication of Bolton's book, demands classified info be removed first The former national security does not believe that his manuscript contains any sensitive material. -
United Kingdom Watch: MEPs sing Auld Lang Syne after giving historic Brexit backing Watch: MEPs sing Auld Lang Syne after giving historic Brexit backing -
USA Top Democrat reveals private call with Bolton that bolster his claims against Trump Rep. Engel said the president is wrong that the ex-NSA adviser "didn't say anything about the Trump-Ukraine scandal at the time the President fired him. He said something to me." -
The Cube Coronavirus: Malaysia arrests five for spreading misinformation online | #TheCube Authorities say they will continue to intensify efforts to control the spread of fake news "to maintain public peace and order". -
United Kingdom Police dog saves 'hugely embarrassed' husband who lost wedding ring after throwing it away in anger The police dog managed to sniff out the wedding ring in a matter of minutes after spotting the husband searching for it on a grass verge. -
No Comment German museum unveils wax statue of Greta Thunberg It was created by sculptor Gottfried Kruger. -
World Liliana Segre: Auschwitz survivor talks about her experience Segre was deported from Italy to Auschwitz in 1944 when she was 13 years-old. She was one of 776 Italian children under the age of 14 who were sent to the Nazi concentration camp. Only 25 survived -
USA 'If I listened to him, we'd be in World War Six!': Trump slams ex-top aide Bolton 'If I listened to him, we'd be in WW6!': Trump slams ex-top aide John Bolton amid book revelations -
USA Coronavirus updates: The latest news on the outbreak and the global response There are now 18 countries that have confirmed cases of coronavirus. More than 6,000 people have been diagnosed with the virus and 132 have died. -
United Kingdom An independent Scotland isn’t ready for EU membership. It needs a constitution first ǀ View I am still unconvinced that the SNP really wants to lead a new independent Scotland into the EU. The SNP only brings up EU membership as a persuasive argument to achieve independence more easily. -
USA As coronavirus spreads, researchers race to develop a vaccine Researchers are hoping to produce a vaccine ready for clinical trials in mere months, significantly trimming down a process that can take up to a decade. -
USA High school kids get ready to caucus as Iowa looks to the youth vote Engaged or apathetic? All eyes are on tens of thousands of young people in the state as the nomination process nears kickoff. -
No Comment Labour MEPs break into song as they begin their Brussels goodbye Labour MEPs bid farewell to their European counterparts. -
Germany German right-wing MP closes eyes and slumps during Holocaust speech German right-wing MP closes eyes and slumps during Holocaust speech -
Europe News The Brief: Brexit shake-up for European Parliament Changes are on their way as British MEPs leave the chamber - but some political groupings stand to gain more than others as MEPs-in-waiting take up their seats in Brussels. Here's a look at how the hemicycle will change after January 31. -
Real Economy Europe’s saga: Young, educated and unemployed There are 5.5 million young people in Europe who are not in education, employment or training. New to the labour market, they are less likely to find a job or are often employed on temporary or part-time contracts. -
France Tens of thousands of people sign petition to get British man French citizenship post-Brexit Mark Lawrence has lived in France for 30 years but had his citizenship request rejected. -
Belgium Turkey slams Belgium court ruling that PKK is not a 'terrorist' organisation Belgium's Foreign Ministry maintains that they are committed to their relations with Turkey, and will continue to work with international partners to fight terrorism. -
Italy Italian bandits burn cars and scatter nails in failed highway robbery A gang made off with €5m in a similar heist on the same stretch of highway in 2014. -
USA Trump impeachment trial live coverage: Senators begin questions Senators will have a total of 16 hours over two days to probe House impeachment managers as well as the White House defense team. -
USA Nine events that have defined the 2020 Democratic race 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. -
Earth News Sweat crystals, cactus leather and sugar cane will be the Future Fabrics in 2020 With so many sustainable fabrics now available, why do plastic-based polyesters still manage to dominate the market? -
USA Trump rages at Bolton, says former adviser would have caused 'World War Six' The president's latest attack on his ex-national security adviser comes as the Senate is weighing calling him as a witness. -
Europe News Brexit stage left! Nigel Farage on leaving Brussels: 'I'll miss being the pantomime villain' Nigel Farage has been talking to Euronews about Brexit, leaving Brussels and how he'll miss being the pantomime villain. -
Russia Russia rescues 536 fishermen stranded on after enormous piece of ice breaks away from island Local authorities say fishermen have ignored safety warning about the floating ice - known as ice floes - which leads to repeated incidents. -
USA Bolton's bombshell throws a wrench in Trump's impeachment defense strategy ǀ View Trump still appears to have the votes for an acquittal in the Senate. But sometimes a prevent defense ends up being an ill-fated strategy. -
USA Airlines stop China flights as businesses hit by coronavirus outbreak British Airways said on Wednesday it would no longer fly to or from China, joining others who have either reduced flights or stopped routes entirely. -
France France bans culling of male chicks and castration of piglets without anaesthetic France is to ban the culling of male chicks and the castrating of piglets without anaesthesia in a move welcomed by animal welfare groups. -
No Comment Australian firefighters run to avoid bushfire A harrowing video released by firefighters in New South Wales shows how dangerously fast a bushfire can spread. -
USA Syrian troops capture key town in rebel-held Idlib province Syrian government forces have been on the offensive for more than a month in northwestern Idlib province, the last rebel stronghold in the country -
USA Trump impeachment trial: What to expect from the Q&A phase Senators will have 16 hours to grill lawyers from the White House and the House managers before deciding whether to hear from witnesses. -
USA Dutch Trump superfan who claimed he surveilled Ambassador Yovanovitch told people he was DEA Interviews with a half-dozen people who know Anthony de Caluwe and documents obtained by NBC News show that the Trump superfan has a shadowy past. -
USA Connecticut investigates HUD-funded landlord who rented infested homes to poor families Connecticut's attorney general said his investigation was prompted by the federal government's failure to swiftly protect tenants. -
No Comment Quarantined hotel workers in Wuhan do exercises to stay active Welcome to the Marco Polo hotel in Wuhan, over which hangs the spectre of the deadly coronavirus that has put the city in quarantine. -
No Comment Huge mural in Manila honours Kobe Bryant and daughter Kobe Bryant was beloved by many Filipino fans as one of the greatest to have ever played basketball. -
Europe News 'You'll be missed': Brexit deal approved by MEPs ahead of UK departure MEPs today approved the Brexit deal by 621 votes to 49. -
USA Trump accuses Democrats of 'deranged partisan crusades' as impeachment trial heats up As the impeachment trial picks up speed in Washington, Trump attacked Democrats at a campaign rally and urged supporters to flip the House in November.