30 January 2020 | Euronews
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USA Memo shows CBP ordered agents to question Iranian-Americans at the border Despite agency denials, a memo shows a Customs and Border Protection office ordered agents to question Iranian-Americans after Gen. Soleimani's death. -
USA Outside groups unite to back Bernie Sanders as Democratic attacks on him mount The independent expenditure effort is dubbed "People Power for Bernie." -
No Comment Pro-EU campaigners demonstrate as UK counts down to Brexit People dressed in the colours of the European Union demonstrate outside of the British Parliament on the eve of the official departure of the United Kingdom from the EU. -
Romania Moldovans warned to stop calling Romanian language Moldovan You say mulţumesc, they say mulţumesc...let's call the whole thing...Romanian -
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USA Iowa anxiety: Caucus-goers say the pressure to get it 'right' has never been higher Many voters in this first-in-the-nation contest say they feel special pressure to pick a winner this year, leaving them more conflicted and confused than ever before. -
Greece Greece plans to build a 2.7km floating fence to stop migrants reaching its islands It comes as part of the new government's pledge to take a tougher stance on refugees and migrants arriving at its ports. -
China 'Wuhan is a ghost city': Video reveals life in a coronavirus lockdown Watch this Frenchman show you around Wuhan, the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak and a city on lockdown. -
USA 3 states ask judge to declare Equal Rights Amendment part of the Constitution The most recent states to ratify the ERA — Virginia, Illinois, and Nevada — filed a lawsuit in federal district court in Washington, D.C. -
United Kingdom Brexit Timeline 2016–2020: key events in the UK’s path from referendum to EU exit A blow-by-blow account of the UK’s tortuous route to Brexit, from the 2016 EU referendum to the present day. -
Italy Coronavirus: Italian finds protective masks are made in Wuhan - and now China wants them back Lots of people have been purchasing protective masks amid reports of the spread of coronavirus - but one Italian has noticed the one she brought is from Wuhan, the epicentre of the outbreak. -
Musica Der Messias: Robert Wilson stages Mozart's oratorio in Salzburg Der Messias which premiered in Mozart Week in Salzburg in a production staged by American director and visual artist Robert Wilson, known as the 'master of minimalism' -
USA 'It's clearly working': Coronavirus misinformation surges, fueled by clout chasers Misleading, unverified and clearly false information about the coronavirus has spread across social media platforms with a mix of fearmongering and racial stereotyping. -
Earth News Online shopping’s big issue is perfect fit. Can true size models help? A new brand is aiming to end online returns with a solution to show how the dress will look on you. -
USA 700,000 Syrians flee intensifying bombing, U.S. envoy warns U.S. special envoy for Syria James Jeffrey says the Syrian government and Russian warplanes had hit Idlib with 200 airstrikes "mainly against civilians." -
No Comment Manneken Pis: Brussels landmark dressed in Union Jack waistcoat ahead of Brexit A famous sculpture in Brussels has gone all British ahead of Brexit on Friday. -
Ireland Brexit is a rupture in Anglo-EU relations. But it obscures a much bigger tragedy for Ireland ǀ View Forget the Irish border or tall tales of the imminent break-up of the United Kingdom. The real tragedy of Britain leaving the EU is the break in economic continuity which has been carefully crafted (within the European framework since 1973) between all parts of the previously restive British Isles. -
USA Possible coronavirus case on cruise ship with 6,000 passengers docked in Italy A female passenger, 54, fell ill with symptoms of coronavirus on a ship that remains docked north of Rome. -
USA Thieves steal Dali works in Stockholm smash and grab raid A gallery in Stockholm's upmarket Ostermalm district was holding an exhibition of work by the surrealist master, according to a local report. -
World Ninety thousand still displaced: how Mozambique is recovering from devastating cyclones Ninety thousand still displaced: how Mozambique is recovering from devastating cyclones -
USA Cliffhanger: What you need to know about witnesses and Trump's trial The vote on additional testimony — expected on Friday — looks like it could be exceptionally tight. -
France French cardinal to offer resignation again to Pope Francis despite acquittal over sex abuse cover-up A French appeal court has acquitted Cardinal Barbarin of covering up the sexual abuse of minors in his flock. But the plaintiffs are challenging the ruling. -
USA Sun pictures: World's largest solar telescope captures surface in unprecedented detail These pictures show the surface of the Sun in remarkable detail. -
World News 'Artificial Intelligence may be life or death for you,' says Vestager as MEPs discuss regulation Artificial intelligence is moving fast and it's something the European Parliament wants to reap the benefits of whilst ensuring its properly regulated. -
USA Senate Republicans appear ready to fall in line on impeachment vote despite earlier concerns 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: Senators ask questions as witness battle looms Senators asked more than 90 questions Wednesday on everything from executive power to the ability to call witnesses. -
Europe News MEPs urge EU to adopt common phone charger standard across the bloc MEPs voted a resolution on Wednesday asking the EU Commission to adopt a common mobile phone charger standard across the bloc, despite Apple's opposition to the measure. -
USA Wilbur Ross touts coronavirus economic benefits to U.S. after saying he doesn't want 'victory lap' "I think it will help to accelerate the return of jobs to North America," Trump's commerce secretary said. -
USA Pompeo to visit Ukraine at height of Trump impeachment trial "This has been a very intense month" for Ukraine, one expert in the country said. -
USA German nurse suspected of drugging 5 babies with morphine The five babies at the University Hospital in the southwestern city of Ulm all suffered breathing problems at roughly the same time early on Dec. 20. -
France France embroiled in blasphemy controversy after teen posts viral anti-Islam video A 16-year old high school student posted an anti-Islam video on Instagram, sparking death threats and a national controversy on the right to blasphemy. -
USA Portman's role in disputed Ukraine narrative sets him apart from other senators As key votes in Senate impeachment nears, Portman's defense of burden-sharing argument gets little play in trial. -
United Kingdom Meet the British expats who will lose their voting rights in Europe after Brexit Britons living in France will lose their voting rights and - in some cases - their jobs on local councils. -
Italy Coronavirus: Cruise ship held in port after passenger comes down with flu-like symptoms The Costa Smeralda cruise ship docked at Civitavecchia on Thursday, but passengers were prevented from getting off after one person - from Macao - came down with flu-like symptoms. -
United Kingdom Brexit: EU's official anthem Ode to Joy hits No1 on UK download chart A version of 'Ode To Joy', the EU's official anthem, has hit the top of the UK's download chart after also topping Amazon's Best Sellers list and iTunes charts in the UK. -
Sweden Greta Thunberg to trademark her name and Fridays for Future to tackle 'imposters' The 17-year-old Swede made the announcement on Instagram, where she also laid out plans for her new not-for-profit foundation. -
France Airport screening 'not effective' in containing coronavirus outbreak Quarantine is a far more effective measure of containing coronavirus than screening at airports, an expert has told Euronews -
USA 'Extremely obese' owl released back into the wild after being too fat to fly "She absolutely gorged herself and got very fat. She had a lovely time, but went too far," said falconer Rufus Samkin. -
USA Japan issues arrest warrants for ex-U.S. soldier, two others for Ghosn escape The former Nissan boss fled to Lebanon while awaiting trial on charges of under-reporting earnings, breach of trust and misappropriation of company funds. -
World Au Revoir United Kingdom: Brussels farewell to British MEPs ahead of Brexit day The last day in Brussels for the outgoing 73 outgoing MEPs ahead of Brexit day was an occassion of speeches, tears and some celebration. -
France Outrage as Roman Polanski leads Cesar award nominations despite rape allegations Film director Roman Polanski received 12 Cesar nominations on Wednesday for ‘An Officer and a Spy’ despite facing fresh rape allegations. -
USA Securing John Bolton's impeachment testimony is only half the battle for Democrats ǀ View The Senate majority leader is likely to insist on Clinton-era rules limiting Democrats to a one-day deposition. Here's why no one should let that happen. -
France Medically Assisted Reproduction: France grapples with who should benefit French senators say medically assisted reproduction should only be free for single women or lesbian couples if they're infertile. -
United Kingdom Paul Farnes, the last Battle of Britain flying ace, dies aged 101 Farnes was known as a flying ace for shooting down more than five enemy planes during the battle to protect Great Britain from Nazi air raids. -
USA American died in Egyptian prison after Egypt ignored his release paperwork, lawyer says Critics say President Trump has failed to hold Egypt's President al-Sisi accountable over this case and others involving detained Americans. -
China 'We are counting down the days to go', says Spanish national in Wuhan Pedro Morilla, as well as eight other Spanish nationals working for the Wuhan Shangwen's football team, is still trapped in the Chinese city known as the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak. -
Earth News 20 climate, nature and environment documentaries you must see in 2020 Essential viewing for anyone who wants to remain well-informed on the many aspects of climate change. -
USA A new aurora? Researchers say 'the dunes' aren't like the usual lights in the sky In October 2018, several aurora enthusiasts who regularly photograph the shimmering lights noticed something unusual.