10 December 2018 | Euronews
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World News Russia sends two nuclear-capable bombers to Venezuela Russia sent 2 nuclear-capable bombers to Venezuela, following Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's visit to Moscow last week. -
World Raw Politics: Brexit chaos, Macron's address, Germany's 'mini Merkel' Tonight's Raw Politics came to you live from Strasbourg. -
World Raw Politics: 'It's like a coup' — Flemish nationalist on why party quit Belgian government Belgian right-wing politician Gerolf Annemans and journalist Anja Waltereit go head-to-head concerning the UN migration pact that saw the Belgian nationalists quit the government over the weekend. -
World Raw Politics: Is Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer Angela Merkel 2.0? Is the new leader of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer (AKK), a 'mini-Merkel' or an Angela Merkel clone? -
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World Raw Politics: What is May's tactic behind delaying the Brexit vote? "She's going for the world record of kicking the can down the road": MEPs discuss British Prime Minister Theresa May's decision to delay the parliament vote on her Brexit agreement -
Afghanistan From street to stadium to sexual harassment: Afghan women's football in crisis "We're being harassed on our way to the stadium" — Euronews speaks to past and present members of Afghanistan's football team to find out more about allegations of physical and sexual abuse. -
USA America is setting its U.N. ambassador pick up for failure on the global stage | View Haley succeeded on the world stage because of her credibility. Nauert will need a significant investment from Trump to achieve the same status. -
World News Former 'gilets jaunes' Facebook page administrator tells her story Leila was an administrator of one of the biggest 'gilets jaunes' Facebook pages. She tells Euronews why she decided to join the online movement and later quit. -
France 'Gilets jaunes': Five takeaways from Macron's address In a long-awaited speech, Macron said protesters’ anger and indignation was “deep, and in many ways legitimate”. -
World News Anti-Semitism 'remains pervasive' in EU, survey finds Nearly 90% of Jews in the EU believe anti-Semitism has grown in their country over the past five years. -
World News The week that was: history in the making and under the microscope | View We look at the opinions that have driven discussions around Europe and beyond in the weekly View round-up. -
World News Russian serial killer dubbed 'maniac of Angarsk' convicted of 56 murders Popkov, one of Russia's deadliest serial killers and nicknamed the "maniac of Angarsk," killed his victims with axes, knives or screwdrivers, police said. -
Target Japan: Benefits of an onsen, a natural hot spa, at conferences Japan is one of the most important destinations for international meetings which combines conferences with relaxing natural hot baths. -
World Global Conversation: Jeremy Corbyn on Brexit Britain and border backstops Leader of the Labour party and official UK opposition outlines his views on Prime Minister Theresa May's beleaguered Brexit deal and why it won't get through parliament. -
Poland Watch: Protest breaks out at COP24 speech after US announces no change to climate policy Protesters disrupted a COP24 press conference after a US representative said there will be no change to the American climate policy, adding fossil fuels and nuclear energy will not be going away any day soon. -
No Comment Agreement breaks out between pro- and anti-Brexit protesters after vote postponement Pro and anti-Brexit protesters united in distrust of UK PM after vote postponed -
No Comment Denis Mukwege and Nadia Murad speak after receiving the Nobel Peace Prize Denis Mukwege and Nadia Murad give speeches after receiving the Nobel Peace Prize -
Markets The next worry for U.S. stocks - shrinking profit forecasts The next worry for U.S. stocks - shrinking profit forecasts -
No Comment Overnight fire in Philadelphia guts apartment building Overnight fire in Philadelphia guts apartment building -
No Comment Hoards of 'Krampus' run amok through Munich Christmas market Hundreds of the folkloric character Krampus who punishes children who have misbehaved, run through Christmas market in Munich -
Germany Christmas markets drive Berlin's tourist boom The German capital has over 60 Christmas markets dotted throughout the city, and as of Monday the 26th of November most opened their doors to the thousands of people who want to get in to the Christmas spirit early. -
Norway Norway opens Chinese-built bridge in Arctic Circle The Halogaland Bridge in Norway is now the longest suspension bridge in the Arctic Circle -
World News Women accuse Brazilian spiritual healer once featured on Oprah of sexual abuse Joao Teixeira de Faria's website says he has treated former U.S. President Bill Clinton and Brazil's ex-President Luiz Inacio da Silva. -
France Facebook group helps single gilets jaunes 'find their soulmate' The protests have rocked France in recent weeks, but thousands are now hoping that they might rock their love lives. -
United Kingdom Andy Serkis reprises Gollum character to mock May's Brexit plan Andy Serkis' new Brexit parody is precious... -
World News Britain delays long-awaited vote on the future of Brexit Scores of Prime Minister Theresa May's own lawmakers openly opposed the withdrawal agreement that she negotiated with the European Union. -
United Kingdom Heathrow Airport to pay for EU staff to apply for right to remain post-Brexit EU citizens wishing to stay in the UK post-Brexit will have to apply for settled status which costs £65 (€72). -
Austria Cable cars collide at Austrian ski resort Several cable cars have collided at an Austrian ski resort. -
Germany Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer’s election offers no cause for Macron and the EU to celebrate | View Macron and others made a mistake in looking to Germany as a driving force for reform, which is unlikely to change under a new conservative party leader for the foreseeable future. -
Europe News Experts: "Kramp-Karrenbauer's election should reassure Europe" Analysts in Brussels comment on Merkel's successor as party chairwoman -
Italy Italian priests say they will welcome migrants evicted from detention centres Italian priests say migrants will have shelter at the church after the country announced a new bill that abolishes humanitarian protection. -
World News Macron to address France after another weekend of rioting Tens of thousands of police have been deployed in response to the "gilets jaunes" movement. -
World News Rights are under threat in Europe – but 2018 has given some cause for hope | View Across Europe, emboldened groups advocate hate and discrimination, levering themselves into mainstream politics. Meanwhile, established political parties are absorbing their ideas and parroting their hateful rhetoric. -
United Kingdom Watch again: British PM Theresa May delays parliament vote on Brexit May confirmed that she has postponed the parliament vote on her Brexit deal. -
Europe News Gilets Jaunes echoes heard in Lisbon Gilets Jaunes echoes heard in Lisbon -
World News Why DNA tourism may be the next big travel trend A family tree used to take years of painstaking research. But with the advent of DNA testing, more people are discovering their roots and the travel industry is taking notice. -
World News Group led by Thomas Piketty aims to fight right-wing populism in the EU A group formed by Thomas Piketty aims to fight right-wing populism in the EU. Its core proposal is the creation of an €800 billion annual budget – equivalent to 4 per cent of the EU's GDP, and four times the the bloc's current budget. -
United Kingdom Tourists can't get enough photos infront of 10 Downing St. Visitors to 10 Downing Street can't get enough photos -
Italy Milan building towards a brighter, greener future Architect Stefano Boeri has created a small island of greenery in the heart of Milan. -
World Macron to address nation after another weekend of violent protests French President Emmanuel Macron is set to address the nation later today, after another weekend of violent protests. -
France Trump among populist leaders to applaud efforts of Gilets Jaunes US President Donald Trump is among populist leaders and opponents of Macron to applaud the efforts of the Gilets Jaunes protesters. -
France "We're not far from civil war" - The Story of the Latest Gilet Jaunes Protest On Saturday, thousands took to the streets with their vision for the future of France in mind. “ACT IV” of the yellow vests protest was set to be big – For one group who gave Euronews’ Anelise Borges exclusive access - the demonstration started the day before. -
Markets Stocks extend decline as trade woes batter sentiment Stocks extend decline as trade woes batter sentiment -
World News Intimacy coordinators work on-set to keep actors safe during sex scenes "Before Weinstein, the idea of being able to say no in a positive way, wasn't really a part of the narrative in the industry," one expert said. -
World News Russia overtakes UK to become world's second biggest arms producer Russia has become the world's second biggest arms producer, relegating the UK to third place − but the US continues to dwarf even its closest competitors. -
United Kingdom UK can unilaterally stop Brexit process, EU court rules The European Court of Justice has ruled that the UK can unilaterally end the Brexit process. -
United Kingdom Brexit boom time for UK warehousing businesses Brexit maybe causing Theresa May headaches, but the prospect of no deal is a great boost for the UK warehousing sector. -
World News Comey gives stark assessment of Trump: He obstructed justice Former FBI Director James Comey said his first security briefing to President Donald Trump was about "pretty hair-raising stuff" but that "he seemed pretty distracted. -
World UN Migration Summit reveals divisions Representatives from over 100 countries are in Morocco today for the UN Global Migration Summit, trying to find enough common ground to sign the final draft of a migration pact- but a series of major countries have already pulled out of the negotiations. -
Europe News Europe divided over UN migration pact Europe divided over UN migration pact -
World News 150 years of seeing red: The traffic light marks a milestone With more than 1,000 people dying each year on London's horse-and-buggy-clogged roads, city leaders knew they had to do something to control traffic. -
World News Jerome Corsi sues Mueller, Justice, Department, CIA, FBI and NSA The suit accuses the special counsel of blackmailing him to lie as part of a "legal coup d'etat" against President Donald Trump. -
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Africanews Awa Meite sheds new light on migrant crisis [Inspire Africa] Over a year ago, Awa Meite Van tuyl directed a documentary on Subsaharan migrants. But the Malian director chose to paint a different picture than the one so commonly showed in the media. In a 12 epis -
Armenia Armenia's acting PM Nikol Pashinyan wins by landslide Armenia's acting PM Nikol Pashinyan was re-elected on Sunday after winning the country's snap election by a landslide. -
World News Europe briefing: Brexit latest, 'gilets jaunes' economic impact Here are the top stories from across Europe you need to know about today.