16 December 2018 | Euronews
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Ukraine Putin is avoiding negotiations, but martial law will not be extended, says Poroshenko Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko has accused Russian president Vladimir Putin of avoiding negotiations to release Ukrainian sailors captured last month -
Sport Team Red Bull triumph in extreme winter sports Rise and Fall race Extreme sports athletes took part in the Rise and Fall relay race in Austria with team Red Bull taking the honours. -
Russia Peace protesters face hostility in Moscow Calls to end war in Ukraine and free political prisoners outside the FSB headquarters are shouted down by angry pro-Russian Serbs, who attempt to disrupt meeting and jostle journalists. -
France Strasbourg remembers as fifth terror victim dies The eastern French city of Strasbourg has honoured the victims of Tuesday's terrorist attack. -
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World News Fifth person dies from mass shooting near Strasbourg Christmas market The fifth victim was identified as a Polish national. -
France Yellow Vest protest: the clean up Paris and other cities in France are cleaning up after the fifth week of protests by the Gilets Jaunes, or Yellow Jackets -
Sport World Judo Masters ends in glory for Japan Japan's judoka again reign supreme at the end-of-season meeting in China. -
World News More than 40 people injured in Japan restaurant explosion The explosion occurred in Sapporo, the capital city of Japan's northern main island of Hokkaido, and caused nearby apartment buildings and houses to shake. -
United Kingdom May defies calls for second referendum & waits on Europe British Prime Minister Theresa May appears convinced the EU will supply her with something to win her parliamentary vote, now due in January, but more and more voices are calling for a second referendum. -
Italy Genoa bridge demolition begins Four months after the collapse that cost 43 lives and disrupted an entire region's cross-border transport, Italian engineers prepare to destroy and rebuild. -
World News Around 10,000 in Hungary protest, calling a new labor rule a 'slave law' The new labor law allows employers to ask for up to 400 hours of overtime work per year, leading critics to label it the "slave law." -
World News Comet 46P/Wirtanen flyby to be visible with naked eye Comet 46P/Wirtanen will be visible from dark-sky locations tonight as it safely buzzes Earth at a distance of only 11.7 million kilometers. -
No Comment Protesters in Brussels rally against UN migration pact Protesters took to the streets of Brussels on Sunday to voice their opposition to a United Nations pact on migration, which is set to be approved later this week. -
World News More than 40 injured in explosion in Japan's Sapporo - Kyodo More than 40 injured in explosion in Japan's Sapporo - Kyodo -
Thailand Watch: British pianist performs for retired elephants at Thai sanctuary A sanctuary in Thailand hopes classical music can 'rehabilitate the souls' of the old, overworked and disabled elephants it cares for. -
Guatemala Investigation into death of 7-year-old Guatemalan migrant in US custody Family says Jakelin Caal was in good health on arriving at US border. -
World News Poll: 62 percent say Trump isn't telling the truth in Russia probe More Americans want Democrats — not Trump — in charge of setting policy, a new national NBC News/WSJ poll finds. -
World News Trump working on extraditing Erdogan foe, Turkish foreign minister claims NBC News reported last month that the White House was looking for ways to remove Gulen from the U.S. in order to placate Turkey over the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. -
Serbia Protesters in Serbia denounce an alleged government crackdown on opposition parties The second weekend of protest in a row was called by an alliance of opposition parties. -
United Kingdom Theresa May accuses Tony Blair of 'undermining' Brexit negotiations "For Tony Blair to go to Brussels and seek to undermine our negotiations by advocating for a second referendum is an insult to the office he once held and the people he once served," May said. -
World News North Korea marks seventh anniversary of Kim Jong Il's death Though focused on remembrances of his father, the anniversary also marks Kim Jong Un's own rise to power. -
World News Scientists are blowing up big batches of homemade lava. Here's why. The experiments could help researchers understand how volcanic eruptions generate dangerous "lava bombs." -
World News Behind the scenes of Trump's hasty chief of staff pick The president tapped Mick Mulvaney as his acting chief of staff after other possible choices removed themselves from consideration. -
World News Boys need better access to mental health care. Why aren't they getting it? "If you can't turn to someone in your life and say how you are really feeling, then you're only going to end up hurting yourself somehow down the road." -
Spain Cold War is the big winner at the European Film Awards in Seville The Seville ceremony was the 31st edition of the awards. -
World News Putin says rap should be controlled in Russia, not banned The Russian president's comments come amid a crackdown on contemporary music that has evoked Soviet-era censorship of the arts. -
Poland What is the COP24 climate change rulebook and why do we need it? | Euronews answers Nearly 200 countries have signed up to a 156-page rulebook for implementing the Paris Agreement on climate change. But what is the rulebook, why is it necessary and why are some already criticising it? -
World News A billionaire card-carrying Communist: What makes Jack Ma tick? The billionaire is seen by many as a feisty comrade-in-arms who grasped success by mastering the Western system — while remaining true to his roots. -
Brazil Same sex couples rush to marry before Bolsonaro takes power in Brazil Mass wedding in Sao Paulo comes amid fears that President-elect may restrict gay marriage. -
Poland COP24 agreement sidesteps financial issues Observers give guarded welcome to climate change deal -
World News Father says girl who died at border had food, water "Our law says that people have the right to approach our border and ask for protection," said a migrant advocate. -
World News Obama reassures those worried about losing health insurance "This fight isn't over by a longshot," a Democratic state attorney general said.