2 December 2018 | Euronews
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Spain Spain's far-right to enter regional parliament for first time in decades- preliminary results Spain's far-right party is seen winning 8-10 seats in the Andalusia election, according to an early opinion poll. -
World News NASA spacecraft is poised for long-anticipated rendezvous with asteroid It's the next step in the space agency's mission to bring a bit of an asteroid back to Earth. -
World News Egyptian actress to be tried for wearing a dress that showed her legs Rania Youssef appeared at the closing ceremony of a film festival in Cairo wearing a see-through dress that revealed the entirety of her legs. -
Italy Pope renews call for Syrian peace after talks fail in Astana Appeal comes after no progress is made in 11th round of Russian-sponsored talks in Kazakh capital. -
USA Working on Jeb Bush's failed campaign taught me what a special man his father was | View I didn’t truly understand the power of the late president’s example until I spent a year working for his son, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush, on his own presidential campaign in 2015 and 2016. -
Germany World's largest touring Swan Lake arrives in Berlin Shanghai Ballet production of the Tchaikovsky classic has 48 swans -
Brazil Brazil, Mexico to work together to rebuild devastated Rio museum Brazil's National Museum was destroyed by a massive blaze in September. -
World News She said yes, but he dropped ring down 8-foot grate. NYC police found it, are looking for couple The couple asked police for help, but officers could not immediately find the sparkler. Eventually, they found it but the couple had gone without leaving contact info. -
Spain Nationalists in Madrid demonstrate against Catalan independence movement Protestors claim government too conciliatory -
World News Riot rocks Paris, leaves 133 injured and 412 arrested Officials said those injured included 23 police officers and that 378 of the arrested had been put in police custody. -
Israel Israeli police recommend Benjamin Netanyahu face bribery prosecution Prime Minister accused of giving favours in return for positive media coverage -
World News Migrants stuck at sea for 10 days disembark in Malta The 12 migrants were rescued in international waters off the coast of Libya by a small Spanish fishing boat. -
Mexico Mexico's new President opens the doors to his home Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has been sworn in, promising to solve the country’s economic problems with a new brand of left wing nationalism. -
World News Most of this Afghan family was either killed or injured in a U.S. airstrike "We are sinless people. How could this happen to us?" a mother asks. -
United Kingdom May threatened with 'historical constitutional row' over Brexit deal Britain's main opposition Labour party threatens to launch contempt of parliament proceedings. -
World News Police recommend Israel's Netanyahu be charged with bribery If indicted, the four-term prime minister would be facing one of the greatest challenges to his political survival. -
Argentina G20 communiqué dodges protectionism conflict Consensual statement ends Buenos Aires summit -
France French PM to meet party leaders and 'Yellow Vests' after Paris unrest More than 400 people were arrested on Saturday after protests turned violent in Paris. -
France France considers introducing state of emergency after Paris riots Demonstrators protesting against rising fuel prices and cost of living -
United Kingdom UK issues military alert after Russian TV crew caught secretly filming The Ministry of Defence has called on the public and troops to report suspicious activity near military sites after a Russia TV crew was caught secretly filming. -
World News Trump agrees to pause US trade war with China In exchange for pause in tariffs, China will buy "very substantial amount" of American goods and make the opioid fentanyl a controlled substance.