31 January 2020 | Euronews
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USA Senate vote on calling witnesses fails, ushering in trial endgame Democrats has pressed to hear testimony from witnesses like ex-national security adviser John Bolton. -
United Kingdom Boris Johnson calls Brexit 'an astonishing moment of hope' “This is the moment when the dawn breaks and the curtain goes up on a new act in our great national drama,” British PM Boris Johnson said. -
United Kingdom Scotland asks EU to 'leave a light on' in Brussels after Brexit Many in Scotland have an eye on independence from the UK, a move they see as opening a path to joining the European Union. -
USA Trump admin expands travel ban with new restrictions for six countries The restrictions cover citizens of Eritrea, Kyrgyzstan, Myanmar, Nigeria, Sudan and Tanzania. Five of six have large Muslim populations. -
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Russia Worker killed after stadium roof collapses in St Petersburg The collapse happened during work to reconstruct the St Petersburg stadium -
France Macron says Brexit Day is 'historic alarm signal' for reform in Europe French president Emmanuel Macron warned: "British people have chosen to leave the European Union. They will … no longer have the same rights.” -
China Coronavirus outbreak: Millions tune in to watch Chinese hospital construction live One extraordinary thing we've learned during the recent coronavirus outbreak is how to build a hospital in a week. -
USA New DNC debate rules open door for Bloomberg to make stage For the Feb. 19 debate hosted by NBC News/MSNBC in Las Vegas, the party scrapped requirements that candidates have tens of thousands of individual donors.. -
Belgium Watch: EU officials remove British flag in Brussels In a highly symbolic moment, two officials at the European Council building in Brussels lowered the British flag before folding it and taking it away. -
USA GOP Sen. Murkowski says she will vote against witnesses, calls impeachment articles 'rushed and flawed' The Alaska senator's decision likely dooms Democrats' hopes of calling witnesses in impeachment trial -
United Kingdom Watch: The friendly football game to mark UK joining the EEC in 1973 Nearly half a century ago, the UK hosted and won a football match to celebrate European unity. -
USA Social media users document coronavirus lockdowns Video circulated online appears to show roadblocks, signs discouraging travel in rural China and even an apartment being barricaded by authorities. -
Earth News This company will give you free days off, if you don't fly to your destination It's the new workplace trend. -
USA 'Gross negligence': Americans in epidemic epicenter say they feel abandoned by U.S. "Making the simplest effort or establishing some presence would go a long way in alleviating our concerns," one American told NBC News. -
USA Supreme Court sets arguments on Trump taxes, financial records in cases that could yield major rulings The justices could issue important decisions on the power of the House of Representatives and the president. -
My Europe Series Vigilante groups in Europe: Taking the law into their own hands This practice of vigilantes came from the United States and has spread to Europe especially in countries in the north. In Scandinavia, The Netherlands, Germany and the UK, vigilante groups number more than three million citizens -
No Comment Bagpipes play as Brexit Party MEPs leave EU parliament for final time Triumphant Brexit-supporting MEPs marched out of the European Parliament for the last time on Friday as the countdown to Brexit was underway. -
No Comment Opposition politicians protest over India's controversial citizenship law Opponents of India's controversial new citizenship law have held a protest in New Delhi. -
United Kingdom Euronews holds Reddit AMA to answer your questions on Brexit Our Brexit expert, Alasdair Sandford will answer all the questions you have on Brexit on Reddit at 6pm CET. -
USA Iowa voters echo concerns about Buttigieg's ability to win beyond the caucuses Even if he gets a significant boost from Iowa, the last weeks of his campaign in the state have clarified challenges he faces going forward. -
USA Is your child hooked on digital devices? These researchers hope to help. The work could create a standard set of questions that pediatricians across the country can ask parents to gauge whether children are showing signs of compulsive screen use. -
World News Brexit road trip: On the last ferry from Europe to the UK Euronews' Jack Parrock charts his voyage from the heart of the EU to Brexit London on the last day of the UK's membership. Bon Voyage! -
USA Space-time is swirling around a dead star, proving Einstein right again The theory of general relativity predicted a phenomenon known as frame dragging, which states that space-time will churn around a massive, rotating body. -
USA Hillary Clinton isn't running, but she hasn't gone away (even if some might like her to) "Wouldn't we like to run against her?" Trump asked at a campaign rally in Des Moines, Iowa. -
USA Trump is a threat to peace. It is time for the UN to act on uniting Korea instead ǀ View It’s an historic mistake - potentially catastrophic - to leave the fate of the Koreas, as well as of Iran and the Middle East - indeed international peace itself - in the hands of an individual who has demonstrated seriously erratic political and psychological behaviour. -
USA Trump impeachment trial: Senate votes loom on witnesses, Trump's fate The Senate vote on witnesses Friday could end in a tie, but it's considered unlikely the chief justice would decide the question. -
USA Children held hostage after party invite, captor killed by Indian police The hostage-taker kept the children in the basement and was drunk when he was shot by police. -
World World No.1 Brooks Koepka talks tactics ahead of Abu Dhabi Golf Championship The Abu Dhabi Golf Championship saw England’s Lee Westwood lift the falcon trophy, marking four European Tour title wins, in four successive decades. -
World These Arab women athletes show their strength, in life and sport By day, Iraqi native Ishtar Azzawi is a project manager at the UAE-based investment company, KBBO Group. By night, the 35-year-old is a jiu-jitsu champion. -
United Kingdom 'We will miss you': How have Europe's front pages responded to Brexit day? The United Kingdom will leave the European Union tonight after 47 years. So, how are front pages across the bloc reporting the final day of unity? -
USA Iowa could be Biden's last best chance to halt Sanders' rise 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. -
United Kingdom It may be controversial but the Huawei 5G deal is vital for Brexit Britain’s trading future ǀ View If Johnson succeeds, Brexit Britain will be one of the few places in the world with preferential trade with the world’s two superpowers. The battle lines in the US-China trade war mean any country that is on good trade terms with both will have an almost unique competitive advantage. -
USA John Delaney ends presidential campaign In a statement, the moderate former congressman warned about nominating progressives like Warren or Sanders. -
World News Watch: British evacuation jet from Coronavirus zone lands in UK A planeload of about 200 French citizens from the virus-hit Chinese city of Wuhan has landed in southern France. -
My Europe Series Bye-bye Britain: Brexit day is here In this special edition we look at how British MEPs feel as they leave Brussels and what exactly will change in the European Parliament when they go. Aside from less Brexit drama, the loss of British voices and political representation could strengthen some and weaken others. -
Greece Sparkle looks to a greener future with the opening of its fourth data centre in Greece In a move designed to kickstart what CEO Mario Di Mauro describes as “a new digital game”, international service provider Sparkle laid a symbolic foundation stone for the company’s latest data centre on 21 January. -
World News Coronavirus: What changes now the outbreak has been declared a global health emergency? A global health emergency usually means more resources and reporting obligations but states do not always follow WHO's guidance -
Business How are UK businesses coping with Brexit uncertainty? Two businesses, two very different perspectives on how to cope with the lack of clarity around the EU-UK's future trading relationship. -
Earth News What can magic mushrooms teach us about preserving nature? This trippy new London exhibit will spark your fungal fascination. -
USA Sanders, Biden are neck-and-neck in new NBC/WSJ national poll The two Democratic presidential contenders are statistically tied but Sanders has an edge in loyalty of his supporters. -
USA Coronavirus updates: The latest news on the outbreak and the global response Countries around the world evacuate citizens from the center of the outbreak in China, as the virus continues to spread. -
Italy Coronavirus: Cruisers disembark after negative tests as European cases rise W.H.O. have declared coronavirus a public health emergency -
World 'We’ve been told we’ve overstayed our welcome,' EU Citizens in UK still fear discrimination ‘In Limbo' is a project that collates the experiences of foreign citizens in both the United Kingdom and in the European Union. The project has resulted in the publication of two books: In Limbo: Brexit Testimonies from EU citizens in the UK and In Limbo Too: Brexit Testimonies from UK citizens. -
The Cube Coronavirus and conspiracies: how are social media giants tackling misinformation? | #TheCube Coronavirus and conspiracies: how are social media companies tackling misinformation? | #TheCube -
Taste Camel milk chocolate: Moving from the desert to the dessert table Camel milk has less fat, more vitamins and is easier to digest than cow's milk -
United Kingdom Two cases of coronavirus confirmed in UK, says chief medical officer Together with Germany, France, Italy and Finland, the UK is now among European nations with confirmed cases of coronavirus on their territory. -
World News Watch: Brexit Party MEPs leave Brussels for the last time Britain officially departs the EU at 11 p.m. local time Friday, midnight in Brussels. -
United Kingdom Sadness and celebration as Britain leaves the European Union In London, Brexit supporters draped in British flags gathered outside the Houses of Parliament for an upbeat celebratory rally led by Nigel Farage. -
USA Trump impeachment: Republican Senator deals major blow to Democrats' call for more witnesses Democrats needed four Republican senators to side with them in a vote to call more witnesses in the impeachment trial against President Donald Trump. -
Belgium Belgian court acquits three doctors in landmark euthanasia case Belgium is among a few countries that allow doctors to kill patients at their request, and one of two that allow it for people with a mental illness. -
United Kingdom Brexit gives Scotland a mandate for a new independence referendum, says Sturgeon As the UK formally leaves the EU on Friday, Scotland's First Minister is to stress that Scots overwhelmingly voted against Brexit and that they should thus be allowed to hold a new independence referendum. -
United Kingdom British fishermen fear that EU trade deal will leave them in the cold An industry that makes up just 0.14% of the UK economy may get sacrificed as part of an EU trade deal. -
Destinations 6 french ski resorts with outstanding green credentials These destinations allow you to enjoy the snow without worrying about your carbon footprint. -
USA GOP Sen. Lamar Alexander, key impeachment vote, to reveal decision on witnesses tonight Alexander is one of a handful of Republican senators who may vote to hear from witnesses during the Senate impeachment trial. -
USA New video appears to show Trump and Lev Parnas at Florida club The recording further calls into question Trump's assertion that he doesn't know Parnas and his associate Igor Fruman. -
USA Schiff slams GOP senators on whistleblower questions: 'Disgraceful' "Members of this body used to care about the protection of whistleblower identities," Schiff told the senators. -
World News Brexit Day: Britain is leaving the EU - what now? The work on securing a post-EU future for the UK may have only just begun.