12 January 2018 | Euronews
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World News 'Secret war' veterans ask Congress for national cemetery burials During the Laotian Civil War, the CIA recruited Hmong and Lao soldiers to fight against communist forces. -
World News Jeff Bezos to donate $33M in scholarships for DACA students When announcing the donation, Bezos mentioned his father, who came to the U.S. from Cuba at 16 "...alone and unable to speak English." -
World News Rich people may not be 'wise' when it comes to love A study found rich people are less likely than poorer people to exhibit flexibility and empathy in relationships. -
Saudi Arabia Saudi women attend football match for first time The move came amid a series of reforms aimed at easing gender restrictions in the conservative Muslim country -
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World News Facebook's news feed changes are latest blow to publishers, brands Facebook has warned that its newly refocused news feed will negatively affect the number of video views and referral traffic brands media companies receive. -
World News Missing persons case turns into homicide investigation after remains found in a 'very shallow grave' Investigators found the remains of Emma Compton-Layne, 52, in a wooded area in Nathalie, Virginia. Emma had been missing since June 17, 2017. -
World News European fashion brands urged to own up about supply chains “Any brand that refuses to share information about their supply chain should be a huge red flag for consumers." -
World News Joanna Coles' expert tips on acing your next interview As chief content officer at Hearst, Joanna Coles has pretty much seen it all when it comes to interview faux pas. -
World News Is a career comeback your New Year's resolution? Read this. Know Your Value spoke to iRelaunch's Carol Fishman Cohen on the first steps you need to take if you're thinking about returning to work. -
World News America's debt load is hitting record — and risky — territory Americans are hooked on debt again, and economic experts worry that our ballooning bills could pop in our faces. -
World News One World, One Mission Since 1971, Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières has been on the front lines of providing critical medical care to patients around the globe. -
World News To make your day better, stay in bed longer. Really. We transition to sleep at night. Why don't we transition to wake up? -
World News Is turmeric good for you? Yes, but It's complicated. According to studies, it seems that turmeric has a number of potent benefits. The problem? How to tap into them. -
No Comment Heavy snow strands 430 people overnight on train in Japan Around 430 passengers in Niigata Prefecture were forced to spend the night on a packed four-car train after it got stranded by heavy snow along the Sea of Japan coast. -
United Kingdom London reacts to Trump snub London is reacting to President Trump's decision not to visit the British capital as scheduled. -
Business Planet Entrepreneurs rising to the challenge of social needs An inspiring European initiative is helping innovators put their skills to resolving some the big issues facing society -
World News Anti-austerity protests in Tunisia's capital Hundreds of people protested in Tunsia's capital against price and tax hikes introduced by the government at the beginning of the year. -
United Kingdom The Cirque du Soleil's acrobatic insects star in the Royal Albert Hall The show, featuring a carnival of acrobatic insects, is described as 'a colourful carnival of crazy crickets, amazing ants and flexible fleas'. -
World News The sun also rises in Murmansk Residents of the northern Russian port city of Murmansk have experienced the sunrise for the first time in 40 days due to a natural phenomenon called 'polar night'. -
Bulgaria Why thousands of people protested as Bulgaria began EU presidency Protesters hit the streets of Sofia to campaign against plans to expand a ski resort in one of the country’s national parks. -
Poland ‘This has to stop’: Polish MEP threatens legal action against vice president over Nazi insult Roza Thun told Euronews the insult “crossed all boundaries,” as she joined calls from leading MEPs for Ryszard Czarnecki’s dismissal -
United Kingdom Record rise in flu cases sparks UK health alert A number of fatalities across the country has raised concerns that the highly virulent "Aussie" flu has arrived in Britain -
Europe News Bulgaria's battle with corruption As Sofia takes up rotating EU presidency, the spotlight is turned onto its anti-corruption commitment -
No Comment No Comments of the week We look back at some of the top videos from this week's No Comment section -
Hungary ‘Serious irregularities’ in Hungary projects linked to PM Orban’s family OLAF, the EU’s anti-fraud agency, has sounded the alarm over 35 projects aimed at improving public lighting in Hungary. -
No Comment Ice Dragon championship The first, world ice dragon boat championship kicked off on Wednesday in Dolon Nor, Xilingol League, north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. -
Iran Iran's transgender community: Legally recognised yet socially ostracised Transgender people in Iran are both legally and religiously accepted in the country but their existence in Iranian society is not easy. -
Earth News 24 Hours in Berlin City guide: where to eat, sleep, drink and think in 2018 in Berlin. -
Czech Republic Exclusive: Jiri Drahos—The dark horse in the Czech presidential elections “I’m a fighter," says Drahos—a chemist-turned-politician who may edge out incumbent Milos Zeman in the presidential elections. Drahos sat down with Euronews for an exclusive interview ahead of the elections. -
Chile Not everyone is happy the Pope is in Chile. Pope's visit to Chile causes protests. -
World News Spain's Carlos Sainz wins stage six of Dakar Rally Sainz won in the auto class although France's Stephane Peterhansel remains in the lead overall. -
Germany Could Germany have a deal? After 24 hours of talks a blueprint for a coalition has been decided. -
USA Trump denies 'shithole countries' remark Trump's comments have prompted condemnation from around the world, including the United Nations, who have labelled them as “racist” and xenophobic. -
India India launches 100th satellite India is expanding it's space programme -
World News Trump's new Medicaid work requirements punish disabled people like me As a disability lawyer and disabled person myself, I know how this policy change will impact my community. -
USA New study reveals water more plentiful on Mars than previously thought Astronauts visiting the Red Planet would just need a ‘bucket and shovel to have all the water they need’, say experts. -
World News Trump just made the immigration deal he wants that much harder The backlash against Trump's comments could make it harder for Democrats to vote for a deal, forcing him to make concessions that anger his base. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: EU-Poland dinner date fails to revive romance -
Romania Hungary and Romania in row over Transylvania autonomy remarks Romania’s prime minister is in hot water with Budapest over comments appearing to threaten ethnic Hungarians in Transylvania. -
Pakistan TV anchor brings young daughter on air to protest rape, killing of Pakistani girl "I want the culprit to hang and justice for Zainab," she told Euronews. -
World News Obama: Social media dividing country President Barack Obama says the same innovations in technology that helped his historic election are now contributing to the nation's political divides. -
USA Facebook to overhaul news feed to promote 'meaningful' posts Content published by businesses, brands and media will become less visible in favour of posts from users’ friends and family. -
World News Trump referred to Haiti and African nations as 'shithole' countries President Donald Trump referred to African countries, Haiti and El Salvador as "shithole" nations during a meeting Thursday and asked why the U.S. can't have more immigrants from Norway. -
World News Trump cancels trip to London and says Obama's to blame President Donald Trump said he canceled a trip to London, claiming it was due to costs of a new embassy. There have been calls in the UK to scrub the visit. -
United Kingdom Donald Trump cancels February visit to London The president will no longer open a new US embassy in the British capital, with secretary of state Rex Tillerson set to attend in his place -
World News Facebook says big changes are coming to your news feed Mark Zuckerberg expects people will spend less time on Facebook, but said it's a sacrifice he's willing to make in order to make the experience more "valuable." -
USA Trump slams immigration from 's***hole countries' The US President reportedly used foul-language to refer to Haiti and African nations, during a bipartisan meeting in the White House -
World News Czech Republic: Anti-immigration president seeks re-election Voters go to the polls today and tomorrow, facing a clear choice between incumbent Milos Zeman and his challengers -
Poland Poland says the EU is responsible for "social disillusionment" Polish President Andrzej Duda told foreign ambassadors that EU institutions have been deaf to the needs of member states, pointing to Brexit and recent elections in some nations. -
World News Huge reserves of water ice discovered on Mars "Astronauts could essentially just go there with a bucket and a shovel and get all the water they need," says a member of the research team. -
World News Mary J. Blige gets star on Hollywood Walk of Fame on birthday "On this day, my birthday, God put my name on a star," Mary J. Blige said. -
World News Walmart announces raises, bonuses — then closes 63 stores without notice Hours after Walmart announces raises and bonuses as a result of the new tax bill, it closed several of its Sam's Club stores. -
World News Children among dead in California mudslide, 43 reported missing Four children were among 17 people killed in a massive mudslide in Santa Barbara County, California, and the search continued for 43 people reported missing. -
World News 'It had an evil roar': Mom recounts frantic escape from mudslide mayhem California mom saw fire, saw rain, and thought she'd never see her husband again during frantic escape from Montecito mayhem -
World News BRCA mutations don't hurt breast cancer survival Breast cancer patients with BRCA mutations survive just as well as women without them, British researchers found. -
World News California mudslide victims aged from 3 to 89 At least 17 people were killed in Tuesday's disaster. With eight others still missing, the search for survivors continues