12 December 2018 | Euronews
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World Raw Politics: Theresa May survives the confidence vote but will her deal survive? Raw Politics: Theresa May survives the confidence vote but will her deal survive? -
Spain Spain's government says it will approve a 22% increase in minimum wage Spain’s government will approve a 22% increase in the minimum wage to 900 euros per month on Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said on Wednesday. -
World Raw Politics: MEPs' moment of silence for Strasbourg victims turns political Raw Politics: MEPs' moment of silence for Strasbourg victims turns political -
World Raw Politics: MEPs share their stories of Strasbourg attack Georgios Kyrtsos, a Greek MEP, told Raw Politics host Tesa Arcilla, who was also in Strasbourg at the time of the attack, what he experienced. -
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Russia Russian rappers defy authorities to challenge society "I fill my eyes with kerosene, let it all burn, let it all burn", sings Nastya Kreslina dousing herself with liquid outside the Russian White House, which houses the country's government, as her co-singer Nikolay Kostylev drops a lit match. -
Markets FTSE rises as international stocks gain amid Brexit turmoil FTSE rises as international stocks gain amid Brexit turmoil -
France Afghan-Muslim man in coma after Strasbourg attack has died, family says A Muslim man, originally from Kabul, Afghanistan, left in a coma after being shot by the gunman in Strasbourg city centre on Tuesday evening, has died, his brother told Euronews. -
World News Ahead of no-confidence vote, U.K. leader Theresa May says she won't lead party in next election May's leadership is on the line as lawmakers struggle over what the U.K.'s relationship with the European Union will be after the March 29 Brexit deadline. -
World Germany's AfD party releases 'White Christmas' calander Germany's AfD party releases 'White Christmas' calander -
USA Ex-Trump lawyer Michael Cohen sentenced to three years in prison Ex-Trump lawyer Michael Cohen sentenced to three years in prison -
No Comment Pilgrims arrive at Virgin of Guadalupe Basilica in Mexico City Pilgrims arrive at Virgin of Guadalupe Basilica in Mexico City -
No Comment North & South Korean troops cross borders in peace North and South Korean troops enter each other's territory in peace -
No Comment Year-end clean-up at Japan's World Heritage bridge Shinto priests have done year-end cleaning of a shrine bridge at a UNESCO World Heritage site in the city of Nikko, north of Tokyo. -
No Comment Police patrol Strasbourg while MEPs observe silence for the victims of gun attack Police patrol Strasbourg roads, while MEPs observes silence for the victims of the attack -
No Comment Ice block art glimmers in London to warn against climate change London Ice block installations raises awarness of climate change -
Moments Valencia: traditional cuisine with a modern twist In this episode of Focus, Euronews' Cristina Giner goes on a gastronomic tour of Valencia and the surrounding region. -
Europe News Brexit high stakes and fatigue Businesses and citizens are exasperated by the negotiations for the UK to leave the EU. -
United Kingdom Theresa May no-confidence vote: who could replace her if she loses? Everything you need to know about the most likely candidates to replace Theresa May if she loses Wednesday's no-confidence vote. -
Germany German street turns into scene from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory after spill It looked like a scene from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. A street in a small town near Dortmund, Germany, had a ‘river’ of chocolate after a local factory spill. -
Europe News The Brief: Brexit fatigue, Sakharov prize and terrorism The Brief: Brexit fatigue, Sakharov prize and terrorism -
Cinema 'Cold War' leads European Film Awards nominations European Film Awards set to take place on December 15 in Seville. -
Europe News European Parliament adopts anti-terrorism package Co-operation and information-sharing to be strengthened among member states -
Europe News Empty chair at ceremony for Oleg Sentsov at European Parliament Ukrainian film director, imprisoned in Russia, was awarded the Sakharov Prize 2018 for Freedom of Thought -
Kosovo Kosovo expected to vote to form army Kosovo is expected to vote on Friday to form its own army. -
World News Climate change could wipe out black truffles, claim UK researchers Climate change could wipe out black truffles, a report from UK researchers claims -
United Kingdom Greenland ice blocks melt in London for climate awareness Greenland ice blocks melt in London for climate awareness -
USA California man treats his neighbours to a dazzling Chistmas Each night, Mike Ziemkowski greets visitors and welcomes them to his Christmas garden with refreshments and cookies. -
United Kingdom UK no-confidence vote: How does it work? | Euronews Answers British Prime Minister Theresa May will face a no-confidence vote on Wednesday evening, which could see her ousted from the prime minister. But how does the no-confidence vote work? -
Poland The long road to justice for Polish childrens' abuse at the hands of nuns For decades vulnerable children were subjected to physical, mental and sexual abuse at the Special Care Centre in Zabrze run by the Sisters of Mercy of St. Borromeo -
Poland Polish PM survives vote of confidence ahead of EU summit Polish PM survives vote of confidence ahead of EU summit. -
World News Suspect in Strasbourg, France, mass shooting identified as manhunt continues Cherif C., 29, has a lengthy criminal record with 27 offenses and has previously served jail time in France, Germany, and Switzerland. -
Earth News Our future is melting away and this artist wants us to see it Centuries-old Greenland icebergs in the heart of London raise awareness of climate change. -
Markets Oil prices rise as OPEC-led supply cuts expected to stabilise markets Oil prices rise as OPEC-led supply cuts expected to stabilise markets -
World News NASA's OSIRIS-REx space probe detects water on asteroid Bennu The discovery sheds new light on the early solar system and the origin of life on Earth. -
United Kingdom Theresa May heads to Brussels after winning vote of no confidence After surviving an internal party challenge to her leadership, the British Prime Minister is looking for new assurances from the EU to help win parliamentary approval for her Brexit deal. -
France Strasbourg shooting: Euronews journalist on being caught in lockdown after deadly attack Euronews correspondent Tessa Arcilla was in Strasbourg at the attack took place and she says people are asking questions as to why the gunman has not been found. -
France On the run Strasbourg suspect last seen after taxi drop-off in southern city suburb, says prosecutor Here is the latest on the Strasbourg shooting. -
France 'Gilets jaunes': left-leaning MPs table motion of no confidence in French government They are upset over President Emmanuel Macron's handling of the "gilets jaunes" crisis. -
Europe News The Brief: EU holds firm on Brexit amid UK political turmoil EU holds firm on Brexit amid UK political turmoil -
Nepal Flood concerns over Everest's picturesque glacial lakes Hundreds of these lakes have appeared out of nowhere in the Himalayas in recent decades. A 2014 survey found one quarter of Nepal's glaciers shrunk between 1977 and 2010, leaving behind 1,466 lakes. -
Europe News The Brief: Merkel's successor, antisemitism and Ukraine The Brief: Merkel's successor, antisemitism and Ukraine -
World News Brexit chaos grows as Theresa May's colleagues seek to oust her The British leader would be toppled if 158 of her party's 315 lawmakers don't support her in a ballot scheduled for later Wednesday. -
World News Trump and Schumer-Pelosi brawl over the wall ahead of White House meeting In a stream of tweets, the president called for funding the wall, while the Democratic leaders in Congress said the votes aren't there. -
France Strasbourg attack: France's threat level raised French police are hunting down a gunman gunman who killed three and injured 11 in Strasbourg on Tuesday evening. -
World News Alleged Russian operative Maria Butina to plead guilty, help prosecutors A plea agreement obtained by NBC News shows Butina will admit conspiring "to establish ... communication with Americans having power" for Russia's benefit. -
Earth News How green is your hotel? 10 things to consider. A low carbon footprint is just as important as free Wi-Fi or a well-stocked minibar. -
United Kingdom Theresa May: I will contest no confidence vote 'with everything I've got' Theresa May: I will contest no confidence vote 'with everything I've got' -
World News Verizon takes $4.6 billion hit on AOL and Yahoo Verizon's rollup strategy combining Yahoo and AOL hasn't panned out the way it expected. -
World News Time's 2018 'Person of the Year' is killed and imprisoned journalists Time magazine is spotlighting a handful of journalists who have one thing in common: They were targeted for their work. -
France Why was Strasbourg targeted in the shooting? Euronews talks to security expert Chris Phillips, former head of the UK National Counter Terrorism Security Office, offered insights on why Strasbourg was targeted, what police are likely doing to deal with the situation, and the need for businesses to be better prepared for such events. -
World News Chinese telecom executive wanted by the U.S. granted bail by Canadian judge The ruling comes after China reportedly detained a former Canadian diplomat in Beijing. -
Germany Watch: Theresa May's visit to Angela Merkel didn't start so well British prime minister suffered an embarrassing malfunction during trip to Berlin.