3 December 2018 | Euronews
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Spain More jailed Catalan leaders join hunger strike Two more separatist Catalan leaders have joined the hunger strike in Spain. -
World Will Macron stand down and listen to the ‘gilets jaunes’? What is behind the gilets jaunes protests and what is Macron doing to solve it? Find out on Euronews' political show Raw Politics. -
World Raw Politics: Protests in France, COP24, far-right in Spain The far-right have won seats in a Spanish regional election for the first time in decades while French President Macron is facing pressure amid protests across the country. -
No Comment Hundreds of Santas hit the ski slopes for charity Hundreds of skiing and snowboarding jolly Old St. Nicks hit the slopes Sunday (02 DEC. 2018) in Maine for a good cause. -
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No Comment American and Canadian astronauts and Russian cosmonaut launch to the International Space Station Three spaceflyers launched on Monday (December 3) to the International Space Station (ISS) abort a Russian Soyuz rocket. -
No Comment Protesting ambulance drivers call on French government to reconsider reforms French ambulance drivers staged a surprise protest that began in the early hours of Monday morning against social security reforms they say would compromise some ambulance companies. -
No Comment Thousands march in Brussels climate change demonstration Thousands of people marched in Brussels on Sunday (December 2) to "Claim the Climate" in a demonstration ahead of COP24 climate conference. -
India India: woman set on fire after 'police fail to respond to attack complaint' A woman in India was set on fire by the same men who tried to molest her just days earlier, authorities say. -
World Discussion: Is Spain's far-right on the rise? | Raw Politics For the first time since the Franco dictatorship, a populist party has entered a regional parliament. -
France 'Gilets jaunes': who are they and what do they want? | Euronews answers What started out as a protest against rising fuel prices has turned into a demand for less social inequality. But who are the gilets jaunes and what do they want? -
World Watch: Argentine president left standing awkwardly after Trump wanders off In the Raw Politics' Raw Moment, President Macri was left standing awkwardly at the G20 summit after Donald Trump wandered off stage. -
Earth News Fashion from waste in Belgium A growing number of eco-friendly startups in Belgium are trying to tackle pollution from the fashion industry. -
Markets Trade war truce triggers surge in European shares Trade war truce triggers surge in European shares -
France 'Gilets jaunes': Bodycam footage shows police being attacked during protests This is the police bodycam footage that takes you to the heart of protests in Paris on Saturday. -
Denmark Denmark set to send foreign criminals to deserted island Denmark is set to put deported criminals and convicted asylum seekers on a deserted island off its coast. -
Next Series A clever laboratory for smart homes A new lab is to evaluate dozens of smart devices and how they can communicate with each other to make our lives easier. -
World Russia: Teaching several languages to primary school children is proving successful There are more than 8,500 Russian multilingual kindergartens and schools all over the world in Europe, Asia, and Latin America. -
Mexico Mexico's new president puts predecessor's luxury plane up for sale Journalists had a rare view inside the presidential plane, which boasted a massive bed and what appeared to be a marble bathroom. -
Hungary European People's Party blocks critics of Viktor Orban on Twitter The Twitter account of the European People's Party, the party with the biggest faction in the European Parliament, blocked the accounts of two critics of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban over the weekend -
United Kingdom Mutiny on the Bounty: consumers horrified over advent calendar chocolates 'Christmas is cancelled!': consumers express shock on social media after discovering coconut Bounty is first in this year's Celebrations advent calendar. -
Yemen Yemen war is 'devastating as a mother' Yemen war is 'devastating as a mother' -
United Kingdom Marvel Avengers STATION experience opens in London Marvel Avengers STATION experience opens in London -
United Kingdom Petition calling for a final say on Brexit handed to UK parliament The campaign group People's Vote says the petition was signed by more than one million people. -
Indonesia This is our world. It’s time for the youth to act against climate change | View The world's population is the youngest it has ever been. Young people are being directly impacted by climate change - and it is their voice that is going to make a difference in the fight to slow it down. -
Netherlands Man, 69, to appeal after court rejects his request to be 49 Despite the ruling, the sexagenarian told Euronews he was feeling "great". -
Poland EU climate and energy targets set to challenge coal-dependent Poland EU climate and energy targets, such as phasing out fossil fuels, will be hard to swallow in Poland as coal accounts for 80% of electricity generation -
United Kingdom Brexit legal advice row adds pressure to Theresa May's exit plan One cabinet minister could face suspension over accusations of witholding legal advice from parliament. -
USA NYPD return lost engagement ring to British couple A video of the incident by the New York City Police Department shared on Twitter on Saturday collected more than 20,000 retweets, made headlines and managed to reach the newly engaged pair who had returned to Britain -
Netherlands Dutch court rejects man's request to be 20 years younger The court said it acknowledged "a trend in society for people to feel fit and healthy for longer, but did not regard that as a valid argument for amending a person's date of birth." -
United Kingdom England to host 2021 Women's European Championship England to host 2021 Women's European Championship -
World News Neil deGrasse Tyson denies misconduct allegations as networks review claims Neil deGrasse Tyson disputed sexual misconduct allegations made against him by three women as the broadcasters of his show said they were reviewing the claims. -
Destinations Malta is conquering its pollution challenges This 5 stars design hotel is building a new and sustainable future for the mediterranean island. -
Hungary Central European University claims it's being forced out of Budapest Central European University (CEU) has confirmed that it is moving its U.S.-accredited degree programs from Budapest to Vienna in 2019, after being "forced out". -
World News Haunting video highlights the families separated from each other this Christmas A haunting Christmas advert showing families separated as a result of conflict has been released by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). -
World News Families of Americans held in Iran ask Trump to pull visas for Iranians The families gave the Trump admin a list of Iranians in the U.S. alleged to be children or relatives of top Iran officials, including President Rouhani. -
World News Lawmakers demand answers on Amazon facial recognition tech Their questions center on potential privacy threats and whether the software is being marketed to law enforcement without adequate precautions. -
World News Dems raise alarm on Trump's project in Russia that he called 'very legal & very cool' Democrats said Michael Cohen's admission showed Russia had 'leverage' over Trump — but Republicans pushed back -
Markets Stocks rally as China-U.S. tensions ease; mines, oil lead gains Stocks rally as China-U.S. tensions ease; mines, oil lead gains -
Poland Sir David Attenborough warns of 'collapse of civilisations' at COP24 summit Sir David Attenborough addressed the UN's COP24 climate change conference on Monday off the back of his social media #TakeYourSeat campaign. -
Poland COP24: 'We can't afford to fail in Katowice,' says UN's Guterres Watch again as UN Secretary-General Guterres addresses reporters at COP 24 in Poland. -
World News China and U.S. come to agreement on fentanyl at G-20 Fentanyl, which is a synthetic opioid, is extremely addictive and 80 to 100 times more powerful than morphine. It is added to heroin to increase the drug's potency. -
Qatar Qatar to withdraw from OPEC Qatar, which will withdraw from OPEC in January 2019, is the first Gulf country to leave the bloc of oil-producing nations -
World News For George H.W. Bush, a funeral befitting a war hero It takes 133 pages to lay out all the procedures to be followed in the former president's state funeral on Wednesday. -
World News Gas stations run dry as Paris is rocked by worst protests since 1968 Saturday's unrest was the worst in central Paris since a student uprising five decades ago. -
World News Trump says he will likely meet with North Korea's Kim in early 2019 The president told reporters aboard Air Force One that a second summit may happen in "January or February." -
World News U.S. needs new Arctic icebreakers. Will Trump's border wall get in the way? "The United States has ignored the Arctic," warned a congressman who supports icebreaker funding. "Control of the ocean will be ceded to Russia and China." -
Kazakhstan Watch again: Soyuz rocket launches to ISS with new crew A Russian Soyuz rocket launches to the International Space Station with three new crew from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan -
Belgium COP24: Tens of thousands of climate change protesters march in Brussels Tens of thousands of climate change protesters marched through Brussels on Sunday, coinciding with the opening of the UN's COP24 conference -
Earth News Innovation and craftsmanship from Luxembourg The contemporary craft biennial De Mains De Maîtres opened its doors in Luxembourg. -
United Kingdom Hundreds of Santas dash around the English city of Liverpool Hundreds of Santas dash around the English city of Liverpool -
World News U.N. climate talks get underway in a city that's all about coal The World Bank Group announced it is doubling funding for poor countries preparing for climate change to $200 billion over five years. -
Poland COP24 host Poland faces difficult challenge to wean itself off coal The Polish coal mining sector has already gone through deep restructuring in the past decades. The transition was not always successful. -
Spain Andalusia election: far-right wins 12 seats in regional vote Vox's victory could now pave the way for a far-right surge at a national level. -
World News A 'mini-Merkel' is vying replace her No matter who is elected as the German chancellor's successor on Friday, her eventual departure will leave a void on the world stage. -
World News Where to watch free screenings of European films from 3-7 December Around 50 free screenings of European films will take place across 34 EU cities this week — here's where you can catch them. -
Ukraine Ukraine plagued by one of the largest HIV epidemics in Europe Many international medical organisations have been banned from delivering aid due to the conflict in the country, leaving a shortage of medicines. -
World News World leader denies he's dead and has been replaced by a lookalike His comments were circulated in an emailed statement entitled: "It's Real Me, President Buhari Responds to Cloning Allegation." -
Poland World leaders scramble to rescue Paris climate deal at COP24 The most important talks on climate change since the 2015 Paris agreement started in Poland on Sunday. -
USA Bush's service dog lies next to former president's casket The Bush family's spokesman, Jim McGrath, shared the moving picture with the caption: "Mission complete." -
World News Europe briefing: Gilets jaunes; COP24; and gains for far-right in Andalusia Here are the top five European stories to know about today.