9 December 2018 | Euronews
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Armenia Armenia election: Who is Nikol Pashinyan? Nikol Pashinyan was re-elected as prime minister of Armenia on Sunday in a snap election he called in October in a bid to cement the country's political shift. But who is the man leading change in the country? -
Belgium Belgium colonial museum reopens amid DRC's demand for return of artifacts The Africa Museum's reopening in Belgium after a ten year "decolonisation" project led to calls from the Democratic Republic of Congo for its artifacts to be given back -
Germany Germany's new CDU leader plans 'improvements' on Merkel's migration policies CDU: New leader to review Merkel's migration policies -
Belgium Belgian coalition government loses majority as N-VA partners walk out Liberals and Christian Democrats to battle on in minority with PM Charles Michel insisting his country will sign the UN Migrants Charter, the dealbreaker for the Flemish Nationalists. -
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France 'Yellow vests': French minister tells Trump to stop meddling in country's politics French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said Trump should not meddle in the country's politics after the American leader criticised Macron on Twitter -
World News France's finance minister warns of catastrophic effects of protests Damages from the protests will have to be paid for by the government, the public and insurers, said France's Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire. -
No Comment Marching band parades giant Christmas cake at German Christmas market A giant Christmas cake was unveiled in Dresden on Saturday as part of the German city's 25th annual 'Stollenfest'. -
No Comment US bound caravan migrants turn back as asylum process stalls Thousands of Central American migrants spent weeks travelling north through Mexico in caravans, walking and hitching rides when possible, only for many to give up hope and turn back when they met resistance at the U.S. border. -
No Comment Water cannon used on yellow vest protesters in Belgium Hundreds of yellow-vested protesters calling for the resignation of Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel marched on the European quarter of Brussels Saturday, as the movement that started in France found its way to Belgium and the Netherlands. -
Poland COP24: Polish border authorities deny entry to UN climate change summit participants Polish border authorities deny entry to UN Climate Change talks participants -
World News Israeli military probes shooting of Palestinian in the back Security-camera video, obtained from a restaurant in the town of Tulkarem, shows the 22-year-old walking in an alleyway holding a stick when he is shot from behind. -
France 'At the end I ask myself why I work just to survive' man who had 'yellow vest' idea tells Euronews "At the end, I ask myself why I work just to survive," man who came up with using "yellow vests" as the symbol for protests, tells Euronews -
Russia Russian human rights champion Lyudmila Alexeyeva dies The 91-year-old had been ill for a long time after fighting for nearly seven decades to make first the Soviet Union and then Russia a better place. -
World News U.S. backers of Paris accord set up camp at climate talks Hundreds of U.S. states, cities, businesses and churches planted the American flag at the U.N. climate talks to show that many in the United States remain committed to curbing global warming. -
Italy Salvini blames austerity for French unrest Italy’s deputy prime minister Matteo Salvini says EU needs to adopt policies to stimulate growth. -
World News Gilets jaunes protests to have 'important impact' on French economy: Bruno Le Maire The gilets jaunes protests will have an "important impact" on the French economy, French finance minister Bruno Le Maire told Euronews on Sunday. -
World News U.K. PM May warns of 'uncharted waters' if lawmakers reject Brexit deal May is fighting to save her unpopular plan and her job ahead of a showdown in Parliament planned for Tuesday, when lawmakers are widely expected to reject the Brexit divorce deal she struck with the European Union. -
World News China warns of 'grave consequences' if tech giant executive is not released Meng faces extradition to the United States after being arrested in Vancouver last week. A bail hearing is set to resume on Monday. -
Algeria Murdered Trappist Monks Beatified in Algeria Ceremony is first step to sainthood -
World News Net neutrality could get a second shot thanks to Democrats Public support for the concept combined with adoption from the Democrats has sparked renewed optimism. -
World News Europe’s Socialists choose their leader for May’s Parliamentary elections Timmermans to lead list after nomination goes unchallenged in Lisbon -
World News Protesters demand tougher action at U.N. climate talks Negotiators aim to smooth deadlocks, finalize the details of the 2015 Paris Agreement despite oil exporters' rejection of climate reports. -
World News Britons scramble to get E.U. passports before Brexit "The idea of the E.U. is to give people rights and benefits ... more than the fact that you don't have to show your passport at the border." -
Belgium Belgian prime minister forms minority government after biggest party in coalition quits Belgian prime minister forms a minority government after biggest party in coalition quits over UN migration treaty row. -
France Violence goes down at Saturday's gilets jaunes protests: Interior Minister Christophe Castaner Saturday's gilets jaunes protests were less violent than last weekend's, announced French Interior Minister, adding that turnout was also down.