8 December 2018 | Euronews
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Armenia Armenia election: Post-revolutionary vote set to cement country's new political landscape Armenians vote on Sunday in an early parliamentary election initiated by acting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan -
Italy Italy fines Facebook €10million for misleading users over data practices An Italian watchdog fines Facebook €10million for misleading users of its data practices. In addition, the authority demanded the company state how it uses data on its website and app. -
No Comment Vatican unveils giant Christmas tree and nativity scene Vatican unveils giant Christmas tree and nativity scene -
France Violence erupts after Yellow Vest march in Lyon Protests turn violent after police deny marchers access to Guillotiere bridge. -
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France Yellow vests' "fourth act" returns violence to Paris streets Another Saturday of rioting in Paris. but protester numbers are down as the security clampdown fills the city with police. -
No Comment German town transforms its traffic lights into Elvis lights in celebration of link to singer To commemorate the "Love me Tender" singer's link to Friedberg, located north of Frankfurt, local authorities have transformed three traffic lights into Elvis lights. -
World News NASA's InSight lander captures first 'sounds' of wind on Mars Recording these gusts was an unplanned treat, according to mission scientists. -
Belgium Police arrest around 400 yellow vest protesters in Brussels As in France, the protesters are angry at the high cost of living. -
The Cube Euronews takes you to Gilet Jaunes Parisian protests Euronews' Paris Correspondent Anelise Borges and Cube Editor Emmanuelle Saliba were on the ground in Paris as the Gulet Jaunes demonstrators protested in the French capital for the fourth week. -
World News Can the Oscars regain relevance? Though popularity and historical significance do not give "Black Panther" a de facto claim to best picture, a win might be the only way to maintain relevance. -
Italy Verdi's "Attila" opens La Scala season Triumph for Chailly and Abdrazakov as audience warms to tale of fall of Rome. -
Belgium Police arrest 400 'yellow vest' protestors in Brussels Protestors and police clash in Brussels -
France 'I don't have enough money to feed myself:' Gilets Jaunes on why they joined the movement As thousands of protesters marched out in the streets of Paris, Euronews travelled to different French cities to understand why people have joined the movement. -
World News NASA spacecraft captures 'unworldly' sound of wind on Mars NASA's InSight lander recorded the 'unworldly' sound of Martian wind -
France Climate marches across France take place at the same time as gilets jaunes protests Thousands of people gathered in the streets of various cities across France to demand that the government take action to limit global warming despite the gilets jaunes protests. -
World News Egypt investigating couple over nude photos atop Great Pyramid Egyptian authorities are investigating images of Danish photographer Andreas Hvid having sex on top of the Great Pyramid of Giza. -
Portugal SOS: last call for the European socialist party Gathered in Brussels, the European socialist leaders endorsed the candidacy of Frans Timmermans as president of the European Commission. Will they be able to calm the anger that seems to prevail in Europe? -
New Zealand New Zealand police find body believed to be British tourist Grace Millane New Zealand police find body they believe to be British tourist Grace Millane. -
Portugal Abrunhosa gets spiritual with new duets collection The Portuguese singer-songwriter's eighth album pairs him with female partners to sing "songs of love against the hate." -
USA US President Trump's former lawyer won't be spared prison time That's the view of New York prosecutors, who pointed out in court filings, that Cohen hadn't entered into a cooperation agreement with their office. -
World News 'Yellow Vests': 1,400 arrests and 126 injuries in France as clashes continue Arrests in France after yellow vest protestors clashed with police -
World News Paris braces for new riots as 'Yellow Jacket' protests sweep France The protests that began earlier this month against planned tax hikes on gas have since morphed into a wider rebuke of Emmanuel Macron's presidency. -
Earth News Gingerbread City opens its gates to take a look at the future The exhibition focuses on the theme 'Imagining the Future City'. -
Italy Italy: Six dead and dozens injured in nightclub stampede Six people have died and dozens were injured after a stampede broke out in a small town on Italy's Adriatic coast. -
World News Multiple deaths reported at Italian nightclub Among the dead were five minors, police said.