11 December 2018 | Euronews
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World News In public fight with Democrats, Trump says he would be 'proud' to shut down government over border wall "This is spiraling downward," House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi said at one point during the White House meeting. -
World News Paris protests open up rift on American left, spark U.S. climate change debate Progressives are split over how to tackle global warming without sparking a populist revolt against a carbon tax and higher gas prices. -
USA Why Is This Happening? Unearthing the connection between politics and history | View Chris Hayes speaks with historian Joanne Freeman about violence within the political class in the decades leading up to the Civil War. -
France Strasbourg Christmas market shooting: what we know A gunman opened fire near the French city's famous Christmas market. -
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World News Pelosi brings up Trump 'manhood,' says meeting with him was like 'tinkle contest' with skunk The Democratic minority leader, who is expected to become Speaker next month, made the comments after speaking with the president at the White House. -
France 'I saw shots land 10 metres in front of me': Strasbourg witnesses speak to Euronews Witnesses of the shooting near the Christmas market in Strasbourg, France, have spoken to Euronews about what they saw. -
Romania Watch: Romania's anti-corruption activists mark a year of consecutive protests It’s the perfect antidote to the huge anti-government protests that have rocked the Romanian capital Bucharest in recent years. -
France France's President Emmanuel Macron addresses nation after weeks of street violence France's President Emmanuel Macron struck a humble tone as he addressed the nation following weeks of street violence by the "yellow vest" protesters -
World News 1 dead, 3 injured in shooting in Strasbourg, France, on German border "Incident taking place. Please stay calm and await official communications," officials tweeted about the incident. -
World News Strasbourg shooting: 'At least two dead', France's security threat level raised France is to raise its security threat level after at least two people were killed in a Strasbourg city centre shooting, Rémy Heitz, France's anti-terror prosecutor said. -
France 'Gilets jaunes': How the movement escalated in France The "gilets jaunes" (yellow vests) movement emerged out of anger over fuel price hikes in France and later snowballed to become a wider protest against social inequalities. -
World Is there any room for manoeuvre on May's Brexit deal? | Raw Politics As British Prime Minister Theresa May heads off to meet various European leaders in a last-ditch attempt to save her Brexit deal, the Raw Politics panel discussed whether there is any room for manoeuvre. -
World News Why did Theresa May stall the parliament Brexit deal vote? UK Prime Minister Theresa May went on a whirlwind tour of Europe after calling off a vote on the Brexit deal. UK Correspondent Vincent McAviney explains this move and what's ahead. -
Markets Shares stage tentative recovery as May seeks Brexit deal tweaks Shares stage tentative recovery as May seeks Brexit deal tweaks -
No Comment Climate protest at Pelosi's office spurs arrests Hundreds of climate activists protested inside the Cannon House Office Building at the office of incoming U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, demanding House Democratic leaders form a select committee for a Green New Deal. -
No Comment British MP ejected from parliament after 'mace-gate' Members of British Prime Minister Theresa May's cabinet on Tuesday (December 11) were confident she would be able to get a Brexit deal through parliament despite postponing a vote she acknowledged she would lose. -
No Comment Great snakes! Indonesians wrestle with giant python A viral video showing a gigantic python wrapping itself around a hapless Indonesian villager has secured more than a million views, after locals wrestled with the serpent before successfully caging it. -
No Comment British PM Theresa May locked in car as she meets Angela Merkel British Prime Minister Theresa May momentarily locked in her car while German Chancellor Angela Merkel awaits to welcome her. -
World News Five dead, four wounded in shooting at Catholic cathedral in Brazil "It was frightful," a witness Alexandre told the GloboNews channel. "He entered and shot randomly at people. They were all praying." -
United Kingdom Find the Brexit mess confusing? Don't worry, so does Theresa May | View May’s plan [...] has no hope of ever passing through Parliament. And unless someone finds a way out, the U.K. will leave the EU by default — with no contingencies in place — in less than four months. -
France ‘Gilets jaunes’: Are French households any worse off than others in Europe? Members of France’s “gilets jaunes” (yellow vests) movement have been taking to the streets in recent weeks, rallying against rising living costs in the country. But do French households really have less disposable income than those in other European Union countries? -
World Russian universities attract foreign talent In this episode of Learning World, we take a look at the opportunities on offer for foreign students choosing to study in Russia. -
France What does Macron's body language tell us about his TV address? Euronews spoke to non-verbal communication analyst Javier Torregrosa -
United Kingdom All-male panel at debate on improving gender equality in the military Gender balance in the armed forces, what more can be done? A woman on the panel? -
Austria Dozens face jail after Austrian cash machine dispenses €50 instead of €20 notes An employee improperly filled in the cash machine resulting in the mix-up. -
Spain Spain threatens to send national police to end Catalonia road protests The Spanish government says if Catalan regional authorities cannot prevent separatists closing major roads it will have to send in national police to end the protests -
World News Time magazine honours persecuted journalists as 'Person of the Year' in 2018 TIME honours journalists as their People of the Year. Maria Ressa from Rappler, Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo of Reuters, the late Jamal Khashoggi of the Washington Post and the staff at the Capital Gazette. The journalists have faced imprisonment, harassment and death in their mission to tell the truth. -
France French students join protest movement French students join protest movement -
Germany Auf Wiedersehen, pet: German animal shelters stop adoptions over Christmas The temporary ban is to prevent people from spontaneously getting a pet for Christmas only to return it to the shelter afer the holidays. -
Italy Italy: Black acrid smoke spreads across Rome after a fire in a rubbish dump in the north of the city As twelve teams of firefighters battle to put out the blaze, critics have slammed the capital's beleaguered waste manager and warned of a growing garbage ‘crisis’ in the capital. -
World News Brexit chaos: Six ways the messy divorce might pan out "I think we're beyond the stage where a little bit of unicorn dust on the political declaration is just not going to swing it for her," one expert said. -
Earth News Undoubtedly one of the most eco-conscious spot in Paris A shop, thrift store, haberdashery, sewing workshop, café and a place to recycle pre-loved garments. -
Russia Russian bombers in Venezuela infuriate Washington Russia has infuriated Washington by flying two planes with nuclear weapons capability to its ally Venezuela. -
India Monkey business affecting government affairs in New Delhi Monkeys walk corridors of power in New Delhi -
Spain The Spanish Constitution at 40: The spirit of Francoism lives on in Spain’s political system | View In fact, the [Spanish] Constitution - is an excellent mix of modern words and ancient – and by that I mean authoritarian and undemocratic concepts. -
France 'Gilets jaunes': Hundreds of speed cameras in France out of service since protests began Hundreds of speed cameras in France have been put out of service since Gilets Jaunes protests began. -
United Kingdom Watch again: MPs hold emergency debate after Brexit vote delay Watch again today's emergency Brexit debate from London -
Earth News Serving environmental awareness This three Michelin-starred restaurant in Spain is taking a new approach to recycling some of its waste. -
Markets Trade war optimism lifts European shares Trade war optimism lifts European shares -
World News Ex-PM David Cameron says he doesn't regret calling Brexit referendum Elected prime minister in 2010 aged just 43, Cameron has largely remained out of the public eye since he resigned. -
World News 'Stable' glaciers in East Antarctica ‘beginning to melt’ It could "reshape coastlines around the world," NASA warned. -
World News NASA's Voyager 2 probe 'leaves the Solar System' and enters interstellar space Probe becomes the second human-made object to leave the Solar System and enter the realm of interstellar space. -
Iceland The 13 trolls keeping Santa out of a job in Iceland Santa Claus may be coming to towns across the world this December, but in Iceland children await not just one Santa Claus, but 13 trolls known as the 'Yule Lads' who come to town during the 13 days before Christmas. -
Morocco Guterres hails 'global beacon' as UN marks 70th anniversary of human rights declaration The UN says human rights declaration more relevant than ever as world marks 70th anniversary of landmark event -
France 'Gilets jaunes': will Macron's concessions be enough to stop the protests? France's president Emmanuel Macron announced a series of measures on Monday evening to quell the anger of 'gilets jaunes' protesters. But, will they work? -
United Kingdom Britain becoming 'a bit of a joke' over Brexit, says former Blair aide Tony Blair's former press secretary Alastair Campbell says absence of political leadership to blame. -
World News U.S. returns bells taken from Philippines as war trophies In 1901, U.S. troops took them from a church following an attack by machete-wielding villagers. The Americans also reportedly killed thousands of locals. -
World Dire warnings of ‘no-deal’ Brexit from UK council The local government leader in Kent has warned that chaos at Kent’s ports would cost the national economy £1.75 billion a week. -
World Vote for the best Raw Moment in politics of 2018 | #RawPolitics Which Raw Moment in politics is your favourite? Vote for this year's best. -
Hungary Hungary warns of more anti-migration campaigns if EU continues to 'reject' its government More campaigns similar to the anti-migration billboard seen in Brussels, commissioned by Hungary's government, could be organised if the country's leaders are “rejected” by the European Parliament, Budapest's secretary of state for international communications told Euronews. -
World News Five Marines missing after crash off Japan declared dead Only one of seven Marines aboard a fuel tanker and a fighter jet that collided last week survived the accident, the corps said. -
World News Europe briefing: Theresa May's Europe tour, Brexit, Macron's TV address Here are the top stories from across Europe you need to know about this morning. -
World News Labour MP causes uproar by swiping giant Parliament symbol, but avoids Tower of London "Thankfully they haven't locked me in the Tower of London," tweeted the Labour MP who grabbed a ceremonial mace to protest a delay in the Brexit vote. -
World News U.K. lawmaker swipes ceremonial mace, but avoids Tower of London The Labour MP who grabbed the ceremonial mace was expelled from the House of Commons for what he said was a protest against the prime minister's delay of a Brexit vote.