12 December 2017 | Euronews
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USA US slaps terror charges on suspected NY bomber US Prosecutors claim suspect admits planning to kill as many people as possible -
Economy Facebook caves under pressure from governments to change tax structure Public criticism of the company has mounted in the UK after it was revealed to have paid just over £4,000 in tax in 2014 -
Economy UK inflation hits near six-year high BoE will have to write to Chancellor after breaking through 2% target ceiling to reach 3.1% in November. -
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Europe News Brief from Brussels: EU leader under fire over refugee quotas -
No Comment School's out! UK kids play in snow -
France One Planet summit seeks funds to fight global warming Two years after the COP 21 climate change summit, French President Emmanuel Macron hopes the One Planet summit in Paris will generate investment by wealthy countries and international companies into the fighting global warming. -
Japan Ex-US Army deserter to North Korea dies He called his desertion a mistake that led him to spend most of his life captive in the isolated Communist state. -
France 'Losing the battle': Emmanuel Macron delivers bleak assessment of fight against climate change The French president says that there are no more excuses when it comes to climate change. -
World News COP 21 two years on Two years ago the COP 21 climate change summit looked forward to a carbon-free future. But have green bonds and carbon pricing had an effect on how the world deals with global warming? -
Austria Europe's gas prices soar as Austria blast adds to supply fears Italy declares a state of emergency for energy amid concern in Europe that winter gas supplies may be disrupted. -
World News Amnesty International report on Libya sounds alarm in Brussels EU officials and elected representatives scramble to damage control after accusations of governmental "collusion" with criminals and people traffickers. -
Europe News EU leader under fire over suggesting refugee quotas could be scrapped European Council's Donald Tusk says quotas have been "divisive" and "ineffective" -
World Defending the EU in the digital age Described as the most powerful woman in Brussels, taking on Silicon Valley's tech giants, Denmark's Margrethe Vestager, the EU's top anti-trust regulator is our guest on Global Conversation -
Italy Thousands displaced as severe floods ravage Italy Emergency services responded to residents stranded by the extreme weather -
Economy Austria gas plant explosion leads to price hikes Parts of Europe see energy prices soar to unprecedented levels in the wake of a blast at the Baumgarten hub that killed one person. -
Europe News Brexit: Making good Britain's divorce deal European Parliament pushes for Brexit breakthrough deal to become legally binding -
Europe News Venezuela: Call for EU sanctions ahead of human rights award EU under pressure as it prepares to award Sakharov Prize to Venezuela's opposition and political prisoners -
World News Amnesty International accuses EU of complicity in Libyan slave trade Major report alleges European governments prefer to work with criminals rather than allow uncontrolled migrant flows into the Mediterranean. -
Syria Russia begins to withdraw troops from Syria After Russia announced the defeat of ISIL in Syria, President Putin told soldiers "the motherland is waiting" for them. -
France Paris climate summit opens with Bill Gates, but not Trump World leaders and philanthropists are in the French capital to try to give new momentum to the fight against climate change, despite the US withdrawal from the 2015 Paris climate accord. -
Germany German intelligence warning of Chinese LinkedIn spying 'groundless' – Beijing Germany's spy agency says China has been using fake social media profiles to try to infiltrate German politics and business. -
World News Russia wants to compete in Winter Olympics Russian athletes want to go to South Korea to compete in the Winter Olympic Games and have received the backing of the Russian Olympic Committee. -
World News 5 things you need to know about the 'One Planet' summit Where is the summit, who is attending and what does it hope to achieve? -
World News Italy declares state of emergency after Austrian gas plant blast Italy has declared a state of emergency after gas supplies were threatened by an explosion at an Austrian gas plant -
Germany German Chancellor Angela Merkel condemns recent anti-Semitic incidents in Germany Following recent demonstrations in Berlin, German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said her conservative party unanimously condemned anti-Semitic acts such as burning of Israeli flags. -
USA Alabama Senate race too close to call It's decision day for voters in Alabama as Republican Roy Moore and Democrat Doug Jones contest for seat which could change balance of power in the Senate -
USA Trump wants US astronauts back to the moon - and someday Mars "Imagine the possibilities waiting in those big, beautiful stars if we dare to dream big,” said the US president as he signed his first space policy directive. -
USA Court hears teens' climate change lawsuit against Trump A group of 21 teenagers argues the Trump administration's lack of action to prevent global warming violates their constitutional right to life. -
Japan An app to help pregnant women find train seats is being trialled in Tokyo Tokyo is trialling an app allowing a pregnant women to send a message when she wants a seat, which will then look for pre-registered users who have said they are willing to give up theirs. -
Cult "Phantom Thread" is Paul Thomas Anderson's love story for the ages What star Daniel Day Lewis says will be his final movie gets rave reviews ahead of Christmas release. -
Belgium View: It’s high-time liberal democracies tackled "non-violent" Islamist ideologies We need to stop appeasing Islamists and begin empowering progressive liberal-democratic Muslims, writes Roberta Bonazzi -
France Ahead of 'One Planet' summit Macron takes on Trump over climate Emmanuel Macron highlights progress made in fighting global warming despite Trump's pulling out of Paris climate accord -
Lebanon Hezbollah leader vows to return focus to Israel at rally in Beirut Hezbollah leader, Hassan Nasrallah, has vowed at a rally in Beirut that the Iranian-backed militant group will return their focus to the Palestinian cause, following President Donald Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. -
USA New York bomber is caught on camera as he sets off his device Suspect bomber is taken to hospital after trying to set off his device which failed to ignite fully -
Turkey Putin and Erdogan warn US over Jerusalem move Russia and Turkey accuse the US of destabilising Middle East and wiping out any prospect for Israeli - Palestinian peace