13 December 2018 | Euronews
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World News Trump inaugural committee under criminal investigation for misuse of funds, pay to play: report The investigation began in part after federal agents seized materials from the president's former personal attorney Michael Cohen. -
USA Miles Morales proves a diverse Spider-Man is possible. But Marvel's not convinced | View The “Spider-Verse” vision of infinite possibilities is fun, diverse and cool, but it's also presented as fantastic, cartoonish and improbable. -
World News Suspect in Strasbourg mass shooting killed by police Suspect Cherif Chekatt, 29, was accused of killing three and injuring 13 in a shooting outside Strasbourg's Christmas Market. -
World News Wave of bomb threats causes evacuations, anxiety nationwide A wave of bomb threats were reported against businesses, schools hospitals and other locations in cities across the country Thursday, authorities said. -
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World Raw Politics: Is there room to renegotiate the Brexit deal? Raw Politics: Is there room to renegotiate the Brexit deal? -
Markets U.S. oil prices inch up amid stockpile drop, signs of easing trade tensions U.S. oil prices inch up amid stockpile drop, signs of easing trade tensions -
France Strasbourg shooting: what do we know about the victims? A look at the people killed or injured in the shooting in Strasbourg. -
Austria Austria says it has opened a doping probe into Russian biathletes The doping investigation relates to last year's World Championships in Hochfilzen, Austria. -
Poland COP24: 'Real crisis is climate, not Brexit,' campaigners tell EU leaders Activists are taking to the streets of Brussels today, calling for more action from world leaders before COP24 climate conference ends on Friday. -
France Strasbourg locals mourn and pay tribute to victims of attack Two days after the French city of Strasbourg suffered an attack near its Christmas market, locals have been paying their respects to those who died with candles and flowers. -
France Accused Russian spy pleads guilty to conspiracy Maria Butina, who is accused of trying to influence US policy towards Russia, has pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy on Thursday. -
Musica "La Traviata": Juan Diego Flórez and Diana Damrau star in New York "Verdi's "La Traviata" is showing at the Metropolitan Opera in New York: under the musical direction of Yannick Nézet-Séguin and directed by Michael Mayer, Juan Diego Flórez makes his debut as the hapless Alfredo while Diana Damrau plays the tragic heroine Violetta. -
Japan Cleaners dressed as zodiac animals clean hotel windows in Japan Cleaners dressed as zodiac animals clean hotel windows in Japan -
World News A fishy business: EU politicians are risking our future by gambling on our natural resources | View Environmental crisis requires bold decisions. However, fisheries ministers keep setting catch limits too high even though overfishing goes against the law and costs us jobs, food, and money. -
World News Why this hero mom-to-be refuses to leave war-torn Yemen She could evacuate to a safer place, but Sarah Shamsan won't leave Yemen's starving children behind. -
World News MEPs demand block on funds to companies linked to Czech PM The European Parliament Thursday adopted a resolution demanding information on a possible conflict of interest involving the Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš. -
Sweden Yemen talks: ceasefire in crucial supply port of Hodeida Yemen's warring factions have agreed a ceasefire for the vital Red Sea port of Hodeida -
France French armed police conduct operation in Strasbourg's Neudorf district Police on Thursday carried out an intervention in the Neudorf district of Strasbourg. -
World News 'Cocoon of his own mistruth': Schumer says that's where Trump lives The Senate minority leaders made the remarks on the Senate floor the day after he and Pelosi had a contentious meeting with the president at the White House. -
United Kingdom Ever dreamed of owning an island with five different species of penguins? A Falklands island with five different species of penguins and a nearly six-kilometre long sandy beach is up for sale. -
France Strasbourg attack: Cat images flood Twitter to protect police as they hunt suspect Cat pictures have flooded social media in an apparent bid to protect sensitive information about a police operation in Strasbourg. -
Smart Regions EU Education programme trains "energy guardians" to stop waste Smart Regions travels to Hungary to look at a European programme which is teaching students how to better save energy at home and at school. -
World News Publisher of National Enquirer admits paying hush money to help Trump AMI worked "to ensure that the woman did not publicize damaging allegations" about Trump ahead of the 2016 election. -
World News Yemen's warring sides agree to partial truce, U.N. chief says Around 22 million of Yemen's 29 million people are in need of aid. -
World News McDonald's is making a major change to the beef used in most of its burgers But the shift won't happen overnight. -
World News Who will blink first? Theresa May survives but Brexit conundrum remains "It's a gridlock scenario," one expert said. "Even if Theresa May had lost, whoever replaced her would would face the same problems." -
Germany Raining bank notes forces closure of German autobahn German police were forced to partially close an autobahn on Thursday morning after receiving reports of Euro bank notes billowing across the carriageway -
World News Brad Pitt responsible for charity's defective New Orleans homes, residents say "Mr. Pitt gladly accepted responsibility for his personal participation when the publicity was favorable," the filing says. -
World News 'Flurry of shooting stars' to light up the sky If you want to wish upon a shooting star, the annual Geminids meteor shower is to be at its peak on Thursday and Friday! -
World News 11-year-old boy named Trump will be going by different name after being bullied The boy's middle school now lists him under his stepfather's last name instead of his legal name of Trump. -
Germany German coach travel border checks are illegal, says European Court of Justice The European Court of Justice rules German coach travel border checks are illegal and in contravention of the Schengen Agreement. -
Hungary Watch: Hungary's new 'slave law' sparks protests in Budapest Protests took place inside and outside the Hungarian parliament as anger grows at new labour legislation that some are calling the "slave law". -
Earth News Loosening that feeling of human superiority This 20 minute art experience welcomes you into an Avatar-like rainforest. -
Sport Carmen Lopez: blind surfer aiming to triumph at World Adaptive Surfing Championship Carmen Lopez is in her element riding waves, but one thing sets her apart from other surfers: she can't see her board or the swell. -
World News Melania Trump claims 'opportunists' are wrongly recording her family's history She also pointed to her husband, President Donald Trump, saying she "sometimes" doesn't "agree with his tone and I tell him that." -
World News Why you need to read this article slowly We read more than ever before. But the way that we read may not necessarily mean we learn or know more. -
World News Brexpats in Spain fear for their future Brexpats in Spain fear for their future -
World News Eco-friendly 'algae curtains' could help curb air pollution in crowded cities Draped over buildings, the living walls scrub carbon dioxide from the air while pumping out oxygen. -
Germany Secret samaritan Santa donates gold bars to local German nonprofits One unidentified donor has trumped all other secret Santa gifts this Christmas after donating bars of gold to not-for-profit organisations in a German seaside town -
China Canada fears second national missing in China may have been detained Canada believes a man missing in China may have become collateral damage in a growing diplomatic spat between the two countries -
World News Mysterious 'deep biosphere' may harbor millions of undiscovered species Scientists say the underground ecosystems are a "subterranean Galapagos" just waiting to be studied. -
Australia 102-year-old Australian becomes world's oldest skydiver 102-year-old Australian becomes world's oldest skydiver -
Russia Stalin calendars still selling out in Russia Stalin calendars still selling out in Russia -
Markets European shares extend rally as Italy hopes offset Brexit clouds European shares extend rally as Italy hopes offset Brexit clouds -
Economy EU summit: EU leaders agreed Irish backstop should only be temporary As the EU Summit wraps up in Brussels today, the EU27 say they've agreed the Irish backstop should only be temporary -
USA Virgin Galactic aims 'to reach space' on test flight SpaceShipTwo is expected to reach an altitude of 80 kms. -
Russia Russian parliament to bolster penalties for spread of fake news Russia's Duma is set to vote on two new bills that bolster penalties handed down to those who are involved in the spread of fake news -
World News Read Michael Cohen's full sentencing statement and why 'blind loyalty' to Trump was the biggest mistake of his life "I do not need a cooperation agreement to be in place to do the right thing," he said. -
Sweden Swedish security police arrest terror plot suspect Swedish security police have arrested one person suspected of planning a terror attack. -
World News Is strategic, monetary independence Europe’s impossible dream? | View Where do we draw the line between working without the United States and working against the United States, given the war of words over defence strategies and, lately, on a financial front? -
World News Son, grandsons find human bones in basement ID'd as father missing for decades George Carroll's wife never gave her four children a straight answer about what happened to their father who went missing in 1961, police said. -
World News Virgin Galactic test flight aims for the edge of space Pilots were expected to get "some pretty spectacular views," according to a Virgin Galactic statement. -
World News China detains 2nd Canadian as diplomatic spat over Huawei exec intensifies Canada is holding Chinese telecommunications executive Meng Wanzhou, who is wanted by the United States. -
World News Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen, sentenced to prison, asked for this lockup "It'll be boring," an expert on federal prisons said of the minimum-security camp at Otisville. "He'll lose his freedom, but he won't be in fear of his safety there." -
World 'Brexpats' in Spain worry about their future In Mijas, a town in the Costa del Sol almost 20% of the residents are British. They arrived looking for the sun of Spain and a quiet retirement, but Brexit has plunged them into confusion. -
Poland Hopes dwindle at COP24 as climate talks draw to a close Delegates' confidence is waning as they struggle to agree a rulebook for implementing the landmark Paris Agreement before Saturday. -
United Kingdom May tells MPs she will not run for PM in next election to survive confidence vote Britain's Prime Minister survived a leadership challenge against her on Wednesday evening but she is nowhere closer to passing her Brexit deal through Parliament. -
World Italy's Conte promises to reduce deficit target to avoid EU sanctions Italy's Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has met with European Commission President Jean Claude Juncker for the latest round of budget talks. Initially rumoured to be have been called off – the results of the meeting gave new optimism to a topic that had put Italy at loggerheads with Brussels. -
Earth News Five new ways to help the environment 2018 has seen some great advances in eco-conscious solutions and green technology -
United Kingdom May heads for Brussels after surviving rebels' challenge Opponents claim UK Prime Minister is weakened by no confidence vote. -
World News High-speed train crash kills 7, injures dozens in Turkey Television footage showed emergency services working to rescue passengers from wrangled cars and debris. -
Turkey Turkish high speed train crash in Ankara: seven killed, dozens injured Seven people have been killed and dozens injured in a high speed train crash in Ankara, Turkey -
World News Europe briefing: Third Strasbourg victim dies, May heads to Brussels, Turkey train crash Here are the top stories from across Europe you need to know about this morning -
World News Strasbourg shooter Cherif Chekatt is dead, police confirm Strasbourg shooter Cherif Chekatt is dead, police confirm -
World News German chocolate factory spill makes for sweet street Firefighters in the town of Werl in western Germany tackled an unusual emergency late on Monday when a tank at a local firm making liquid chocolate overflowed and poured out onto a street. -
World News Mars lander snaps its first selfie from the Red Planet The spacecraft also beamed back a sprawling mosaic of the Martian landscape. -
World Raw Politics: Strasbourg shooting, Theresa May no-confidence vote On this episode of Raw Politics, UK Prime Minister Theresa May faces a vote of no-confidence while the suspect in the Strasbourg shooter remains at large.