8 December 2017 | Euronews
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World News Which language is the hardest for English speakers to learn? Euronews journalists try their hand at pronouncing Hungarian words - one of the most difficult languages to learn if you're a native English speaker. -
World News International Anti-Corruption Day 'for development, peace and security' The focus of the 2017 International Anti-Corruption Day is 'United against corruption for development, peace and security'. -
World News Jerusalem: UN members condemn Trump move, US defends decision -
Israel Palestinian 'Day of Rage' ends in bloodshed Deadly clashes, rocket fire and air strikes marked the Muslim holy day on Friday, as Palestinians protested at President Donald Trump's decision to recognise Jerusalem as the capital of Israel -
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World News Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe case: Johnson urged to bring jailed woman home British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson heads to Iran in an effort to win release of dual national. -
World Voices of opposition in Venezuela Euronews obtains rare interviews by voices of the opposition in Venezuela. -
United Kingdom Mixed reactions to Brexit deal 'In the interests of all', but ultimately a compromise which won't please everyone. The Brexit deal now needs the approval every EU leader -
World News Californian firefighters battle inferno - and fatigue Strong winds blowing in from the desert are expected to fan the flames throughout the weekend. -
World News Your week in 60 seconds How switched on were you to what was going on in the news this week? Watch our video below to see if you can identify the news story. (We've already given you the country.) -
Democratic Republic Of Congo Attack on UN peacekeeping forces in DRC 'a war crime' The UN Secretary-General labels a deadly attack on peacekeeping forces in the DRC a 'war crime' and calls for justice. -
Germany How Germany has clamped down on migrant fraud -
Sport FIFA bans Peru captain Peru captain Paolo Guerrero will miss next year's football World Cup finals after being handed a one-year ban for taking cocaine -
Israel A deadly Day of Rage for Palestinians A Day of Rage across the West Bank, East Jerusalem and the Gaza Strip turns violent. At least one person has been killed and dozens injured, reports suggest. -
Germany Karl Lagerfeld's homecoming -
World News Tight security for "Day of Rage" Israeli police increased their presence in Jerusalem on Friday, preparing for a Palestinian "day of rage". However, no extra restrictions were placed on access for worshippers at the flashpoint Al Aqsa mosque. Police say they had no indication of unrest there. -
Australia Watch: Aussie ambassador to France proposes after same-sex marriage vote The Australian ambassador to France popped the question in a video posted on social media -
World News Outrage spans beyond Middle East as Muslim world protests The relocation of the US embassy to Jerusalem is greeted with anger everywhere. -
Economy Brexit breakthrough - a personal victory for Theresa May -
Russia Russia blames radioactive cloud on falling satellite, denies nuclear plant leak Russian authorities have denied one of its nuclear facilities was responsible for a rise in radioactive levels across Europe -
World News Greece and Turkey square up over old disputes Greece and Turkey squared up over old disputes during a state visit to Athens by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Designed to boost relations between the two nations, the first visit of a Turkish president in 65 years quickly turned into a blunt grudge-fest between the NATO allies. -
World News Rohingya crisis: UN warns against immediate refugee returns -
Earth News Meet Male Model Manu Bora A chat with Manu Bora which transported us back to his family and spiritual home, India. -
United Kingdom Full text: Brexit agreement report The EU and the UK agreed to a landmark deal on Brexit on Friday, paving the way for the second phase of negotiations. -
No Comment Snow globes | Baby giraffe French President Emmanuel Macron snow globes are flying off the shelves | Hungarian baby giraffe makes his public debut in Debrecen zoo -
Economy Pound jumps on Brexit breakthrough There was a sigh of relief across financial markets after the UK and the EU agreed to start talks on post-Brexit trade and a transition period. -
Pakistan Sadiq Khan on historic trip to Pakistan London Mayor Sadiq Khan has been visiting Pakistan to strengthen trade agreements between the country and the city of London. -
Cinema European Film Awards: 7 films you may not know of ... yet -
World News View: Visegrad nations protect the EU. It's time to say 'Thanks' -
Ireland Ireland: Living on the border of Brexit For the people who've lived through it before. A hard border after Brexit in Ireland is unthinkable, so news of a deal raises hopes stable future -
World News Watch: Huge fireball streaks across night sky A New Jersey police officer was greeted with a stunning—albeit brief—view of the meteor -
Cult Rescue mission latest twist on Jurassic franchise, but it's the dinosaurs in danger... Universal pictures release spectacular trailer for summer 2018 release. -
World News Poland gets surprise new PM Poland gets a surprise prime minister to replace the popular Beata Szydlo -
United Kingdom Firefighters free man from microwave Joke ends with fire crews spending one hour to remove kitchen appliance. -
Argentina Former Argentina president charged with treason Cristina Fernández de Kirchner has denied any wrongdoing and called the allegations politically motivated. -
Italy La Scala season opens with rare work that wows the crowd Umberto Giordano's "Andrea Chernier" unperfomed since 1985. -
United Kingdom Brexit talks breakthrough: What we know about the deal The European Commission said on Friday that sufficient progress had been made on Brexit talks to proceed to the second phase. -
World News EU and UK break Brexit deadlock to move talks forward UK Prime Minister Theresa May and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker made a dramatic early morning announcement in Brussels. -
World News British Prime Minister, Theresa May in Brussels hoping to clinch Brexit deal British Prime Minister Theresa May is meeting European Union chief executive Jean-Claude Juncker in Brussels seeking to clinch a deal to open talks on post-Brexit trade. -
France France: Lyon's Fete des Lumieres gets underway Despite being cancelled in 2015 following a spate of terrorist attacks, Lyon’s Fete des Lumieres started back up again in 2016 with an increased security presence. This year security is still heightened but it's has not dampened the spirits of festival goers. -
World News Friday prayers flashpoint feared over Trump Jerusalem move After clashes in the West Bank and Gaza on Thursday, an escalation of violence is feared at Friday prayers after President Trump's decision to recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital -
USA New fires ravage California New blazes have broken out in southern California where 200,000 people have been evacuated amid raging wildfires -
World News France ranks highest in Europe for food sustainability A national commitment to recycling saw France named Europe's 'global top performer' in the Food Sustainability Index 2017.