22 December 2016 | Euronews
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Germany Berlin attack: survivors recount horror as more details of the victims emerge Two Italian survivors of the Berlin truck attack have recounted the horror they felt the moment a lorry mowed through crowds of people at the Breitscheidplatz Christmas market in the German… -
USA Ikea agree payment over child deaths Ikea has agreed to pay nearly €48 million to the families of three toddlers in the US, killed by falling chest of drawers. -
USA Trump names communications team President-elect Trump has named his communications team, including Hope Hicks, his initial campaign communications manager -
USA Trump and Putin call for stronger nuclear forces Donald Trump has called for the US to greatly strengthen and expand its nuclear weapons capability. -
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Syria Syrian army retakes full control of Aleppo It's a crushing victory for President Bashar al-Assad - the biggest in the more than five-year civil war. -
Sport Kristoffersen wins second straight Madonna di Campiglio slalom Madonna di Campiglio has turned out to be happy hunting ground for Norway’s Henrik Kristoffersen, who on Thursday won a world cup slalom race at the Italian resort for the second year… -
Germany Tunisian suspect's fingerprints found in cab of Berlin truck attack There is a ‘high probability’ that the Tunisian suspect they are hunting in connection with the Berlin truck attack is the perpetrator, Germany’s Interior Minister has… -
Russia Russian student jailed for attempting to join ISIL Varvara Karaulova pleaded not guilty, saying she was motivated by love for a man fighting in Syria whom she had met online. -
Syria Sixteen Turkish troops confirmed dead after fierce fighting with ISIL in Syria The number of Turkish soldiers killed in Syria following fierce fighting with ISIL has risen from 14 to 16, Ankara has confirmed. -
Business Series Airbus seals deal to sell 100 aircraft to Iran Airbus has signed a firm agreement on the sale of 100 aircraft to Iran Air, almost a year after international sanctions on Iran were lifted. -
World Donald Trump, pollution and Rouhani's chances: Iran's Vice President looks forward to 2017 Iranian Vice President Masoumeh Ebtekar joins The Global Conversation to speak about pollution, the environment, President Rouhani's re-election chances...and Donald Trump. -
Economy Greece pensioners receive controversial Christmas bonus payment Queues stretched down the street outside Athens banks on Thursday, as pensioners waited to collect their Christmas bonus payments from the government. -
Sport Stricken Chapecoense football club presented with the Copa Sudamericana trophy Brazil’s Chapecoense football club were presented with the Copa Sudamericana trophy three weeks after suffering the loss of almost all their players in a plane… -
Economy Greece and its European alliances will stand up to German pressure: opinion -
Iraq ISIL-claimed bomb attacks outside Mosul kill at least 23 The military said three car bombs ripped through a market in Kokjali, an eastern suburb of the embattled Iraqi city. -
Syria Syria's tweeting girl, Bana Alabed, speaks about life in Aleppo The Syrian girl who gained global attention via Twitter has spoken about life in Aleppo and what motivated her to tell the world her story. -
Turkey Turkish security over Russian ambassador's murder called into question Moscow has called Andrei Karlov's assassination 'a blow to Turkey's prestige' and has sent its own investigators to Ankara. -
Syria After the battle, Aleppo shows its scars Before the war, Aleppo’s ancient walled citadel drew in armies of visitors to one of the Middle East’s greatest treasures. -
Russia Russia lays to rest slain envoy to Turkey Christ the Saviour Cathedral in Moscow was packed with Russians paying their respects to slain ambassador Andrei Karlov on Thursday. -
Economy US GDP estimate for Q3 revised up further, to 3.5 percent The US economy is even more buoyant than initially thought, according to the latest official figures for the third quarter (Q3) of this year. -
United Kingdom Ruptured relationships, racism and residency - a taste of life for EU citizens in pre-Brexit Britain Anne-Laure Donskoy, one of the founders of the 3 million group, which fights for the rights of EU citizens living in the UK, has spoken to Euronews about the key issues that have been facing its membe -
United Kingdom Five EU citizens talk about life in Britain six months since Brexit vote Six months on from the Brexit vote, Euronews caught up with five EU nationals based in Britain to find out how they have been coping since the referendum. -
Turkey Gülen denies involvement in murder of Russian envoy to Turkey Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan said there was "no doubt" the policeman who carried out the attack had ties to exiled cleric Fethullah Gülen, his archenemy. -
Business Series Mobile phone wars: Nokia sues Apple over patents A case of sour grapes vs. -
No Comment Prayers for peace in Pakistan Pakistan’s Christians took part in a peace rally in Karachi on Wednesday. -
Germany Berlin Christmas market reopens after attack The mood was heavy at Breitscheidplatz Christmas market as it reopened for visitors on Thursday. -
No Comment "You will not divide us," say defiant Berliners About 200 people gathered on Wednesday near Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church in Berlin to sing for peace and against terror after Monday night’s truck attack on a Christmas market in the… -
Bolivia 70 thousand baby turtles released into Bolivian rivers A conservation effort in the Bolivian Amazon has seen over 100,000 baby turtles released into rivers, including the San Pedro and Itenez, located in the northeastern part of the… -
Germany German police raid properties in Berlin in search for truck attack suspect German police have carried out raids on properties in Berlin as they attempt to track down the suspect in the truck attack on a Christmas market. -
Syria Aleppo evacuation 'to continue until Friday' - Red Cross The ICRC says more than 4,000 fighters were moved out of the Syrian city overnight, as winter weather slows up the evacuation process. -
Russia Ceremony for slain ambassador Andrei Karlov begins in Moscow Russia pays tribute to slain ambassador Andrei Karlov. -
Germany Berlin attack suspect - what do we know? Anis Amri, 24, is the subject of a Europe-wide manhunt over the Berlin Christmas market lorry attack. -
Ukraine Italy plans new art crime law after Ukraine recovers stolen masterpieces It was the perfect Christmas present for art lovers who thought the paintings had been lost for ever after they were stolen – and in particular the Italian art museum which has now got them… -
Syria Bloody battle for Syria's al-Bab as Turkey tightens grip against ISIL Fourteen Turkish soldiers and nearly 140 jihadist militants were killed on Tuesday as Turkey's 'Euphrates Shield' operation intensified. -
Germany Police scramble after truck attack suspect who slipped through net German police have widened their hunt for a failed asylum seeker in conection with Monday night’s Berlin truck attack. -
Germany Police "hand back market to people of Berlin" The Christmas market near the Kaiser Wilhelm church in central Berlin where Monday’s truck attack took place is to reopen today now forensics have finished their investigations of the… -
Syria UN probe unable to apportion blame in Aleppo convoy bombing A convoy that was bombed while trying to take aid into the besieged city of Aleppo last September was hit by an air strike but its not known who was responsible. -
Romania Romania set to have its first woman and first Muslim as PM Romania’s Social Democratic Party has nominated a woman from the country’s tiny Muslim minority for prime minister. -
World News "Females make up nearly three-quarters of trafficking victims" - United Nations Almost three quarters of victims of human trafficking worldwide are female.