USA Trump's Senate impeachment trial: What happened on Day Four "He is a dictator. This must not stand," Rep. Jerry Nadler told the Senate as Democrats wrapped up their opening arguments. 25/01/2020
USA Pompeo berated, cursed at NPR reporter over Ukraine questions, she says "He was not happy to have been questioned about Ukraine, he asked, 'Do you think Americans care about Ukraine?' He used the F word in that sentence, and many others," said NPR correspondent Mary Louise Kelly. 25/01/2020
USA Trump tweets new Space Force logo. 'Star Trek' fans think it looks familiar. "Ahem. We are expecting some royalties from this...," tweeted actor George Takei, who played Lieutenant Hikaru Suluin on the original "Star Trek" series. 24/01/2020
USA Inside Joe Biden's Iowa strategy: Targeting Catholics, voters of color and veterans The former VP's campaign team briefed donors at a private retreat about their plan to win. 24/01/2020
USA Shooting death of young woman activist returns spotlight to 'femicides' in Mexico "We will continue raising our voice for Isabel and all the women victims of femicide in Ciudad Juárez," a women's rights group says. 24/01/2020
USA Trump supporter from Europe sues Robert Hyde for defamation Anthony de Caluwe's suit relates to text messages Hyde sent to a Rudy Giuliani associate suggesting the Ukrainian ambassador was under surveillance. 24/01/2020
USA Democrats hope they persuaded these Republicans to back impeachment witnesses Four GOP senators would need to break with their party on a resolution seeking testimony. 24/01/2020
USA Behind the scenes: How the Democratic House managers prepped their trial presentation A small army of congressional staffers spent weeks crafting the case — working to prepare elements long before the House managers were even named. 24/01/2020
Germany Germany shooting leaves six dead, including suspect's parents Police in Aalen said they do not know why the 26-year-old carried out the slayings. 24/01/2020
USA Four dead after 6.8 magnitude earthquake strikes Turkey Tremblor struck near the town of Sivrice in eastern Elazig province, Turkey's emergency management agency said. 24/01/2020
China How best to prevent coronavirus: three burning questions answered Euronews spoke to infectious disease experts about the coronavirus outbreak. 24/01/2020
USA Giuliani launches 'common sense' podcast, urges impeachment case be dismissed On the inaugural episode, the president's personal lawyer said no crimes were committed. 24/01/2020
USA Trump becomes first sitting president to attend March for Life rally "Unborn children have never had a stronger defender in the White House," Trump said, in the first appearance by a sitting president at the annual anti-abortion event. 24/01/2020
USA 'Get rid of her': A voice appearing to be Trump's heard on tape demanding diplomat Yovanovitch's ouster The recording was made at a small private dinner at the Trump Hotel in D.C., according to ABC News. 24/01/2020
World Euronews debates: Is there a crisis in global governance? Euronews got experts together at the World Economic Forum in Davos to discuss the question. 24/01/2020
USA Trump camp continues to target Sanders, and the senator's camp is OK with that The increased attention might help elevate Sanders in the Democratic field but it could also resurrect issues that have divided the party in the past. 24/01/2020
the global conversation Brexit can be good for Europe, says Finland's foreign minister Finland's Foreign Minister Pekko Haavisto believes that Brexit has brought the bloc closer together. He thinks other countries have seen the issues facing the UK and believe it's better to remain part of the bloc. 24/01/2020
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