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Democrats appeal to sceptical Republicans as impeachment trial opens

House Democrats opened arguments in US President Donald Trump's impeachment trial Wednesday, appealing to Republicans to join them in voting to remove Trump from office.

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Donald Trump: I'll have a new trade deal with the EU by November

"We're going to start negotiating," Trump said at Davos, repeating his familiar mantra that the US has been treated "horribly unfairly" in past deals.

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What happened on Day 1 of Trump's Senate impeachment trial

It was a battle over how to fight the war as the trial began in earnest Tuesday.

USA

Trump impeachment begins with 13-hour Senate battle

The historic impeachment of Donald Trump got underway late on Tuesday with a long debate on the rules of the trial — while the US president was in Davos.

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Trump impeachment trial: a guide for non-Americans

Could Trump be removed from office? Euronews takes a look at what we know so far and what's next.

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Impeachment: Mitch McConnell lays out rules for Trump's Senate trial

"Why is McConnell being so secretive about his proposal?" said Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., on Sunday.

USA

Trump selects former defender of Jeffrey Epstein to join legal team

Alan Dershowitz will assist the US president in the upcoming Senate trial on Tuesday. The constitutional expert has said he will deliver arguments meant to shield Trump from allegations that he abused his power.

USA

US watchdog says White House 'broke law' as Senate trial begins

The Government Accountability Office says the government broke the law in withholding aid to Ukraine.

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Trump impeachment: US House votes to send charges to Senate

The trial is expected to begin next week.

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Euroviews. Trump claims that impeachment is a 'coup.' And he's (almost) right ǀ View

We either have three co-equal branches of government or we have something that looks more like a dictatorship and less like a democracy.

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Euroviews. What Trump's unanswered impeachment prayers highlight about Christian nationalism ǀ View

As Christians celebrate Christmas this week, we remember that rulers who are willing to use religion to cling to power by any means necessary have always been part of our story.

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Euroviews. Nancy Pelosi was right about everything (especially impeachment) ǀ View

After Trump became only the third president in the history of our Republic to be impeached Wednesday evening, there was no joyous celebration — in fact, the speaker icily stared down some in her own party who applauded the vote on the House floor.

USA

Trump impeached on charges of abuse of power, obstruction

Donald Trump has become the third sitting U.S President to be formally impeached by the House of Representatives

USA

Trump lambastes Pelosi over impeachment in blistering letter

"More due process was afforded to those accused in the Salem Witch Trials," Trump wrote.

USA

Trump impeachment looms as US House committee approves charges

Divided lawmakers approved articles of impeachment charging US President Donald Trump with abusing the power of his office over the Ukraine scandal and obstructing Congress.

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Euroviews. There's a simple reason Republican men yell in all the impeachment hearings ǀ View

GOP lawmakers have treated the hearings like Fox New segments, delivering loud, rambling monologues in a deliberate attempt to wear down participants and viewers.

USA

Lawmakers debate impeachment ahead of committee vote on articles

The House Judiciary Committee worked late into the night as Republicans and Democrats on the panel weighed in.

USA

Democrats unveil formal impeachment charges against Donald Trump

Donald Trump to be third US president in history to face impeachment after Democrats unveil formal charges

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US Speaker Nancy Pelosi announces impeachment process will proceed

US Speaker Nancy Pelosi has said that Congress will proceed with articles of impeachment against Donald Trump.

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Euroviews. Democrats' impeachment deadline puts them at a disadvantage — and Trump knows it ǀ View

From the start of the impeachment investigation, Democrats put themselves at a disadvantage by making it known they wanted to conclude the entire process by the end of the year.