17 December 2018 | Euronews
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Hungary Hungarian protesters and opposition MPs rally at state TV building Hungarian protesters and opposition MPs entered the state TV building on Monday to demonstrate against Viktor Orban's government's policies. -
World Winter of discontent? Protests spread to Brussels and Budapest | Raw Politics Protesters in Brussels and Budapest have made headlines over the weekend... for very different reasons. -
No Comment Santa rappels down skyscraper delivering gifts to Berlin children Santa Claus ditched the traditional chimney and rappelled down a high-rise tower on a downtown public square in Berlin on Sunday (December 16) to deliver gifts to all the good boys and girls. -
No Comment Cubans pray to St. Lazarus at annual pilgrimage Thousands of Cubans walked and crawled up the hill to the Shrine of Saint Lazarus on Sunday, seeking relief from health problems and hoping for economic prosperity and general well-being. -
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No Comment Opposition lawmakers ejected from Hungary state TV after protest Video uploaded to social media shows lawmakers being ejected from Hungary's state television building after they spent the night in the building in a demonstration against government policies. -
World Raw Politics: 'Gilets jaunes' protests continue and Brexit debate This is Monday's edition of Raw Politics -
World Brexit: what will happen if the UK has a second referendum? | Raw Politics Watch the panel on Euronews' Raw Politics panel discuss what a second referendum could mean for the UK. -
China Money for nothing? Cash falls from the sky in Hong Kong stunt A man believed to have thrown money from a rooftop in Hong Kong was arrested by the police -
Spain Spain's trial of the century: What’s at stake for Catalonia's separatist leaders? Spain’s trail of the century begins tomorrow, as 18 leading Catalan separatists will face prosecution for their role in Catalonia’s unilateral declaration of independence from Madrid. -
Markets Asian shares perk up ahead of key policy events in China, U.S. Asian shares perk up ahead of key policy events in China, U.S. -
World Watch again: Raw Politics launches new phone-in segment 'Your call' is the phone-in segment of the show where you can tell us your views about European politics. -
Europe News The Brief: Spain's far-right paradox The Brief: Spain's far-right paradox -
Europe News Tribute to journalists killed in Strasbourg attack Tribute to journalists killed in Strasbourg attack -
World Tony Blair on a second Brexit referendum: 'the probability is, it’s going to happen' Britain's former Prime Minister, a keen advocate for the UK staying in the EU and a second Brexit referendum, was talking to Euronews' Darren McCaffrey. -
France European filmmakers compete for funding in Les Arcs as investors look for new talent European -
Adventures Shymbulak: Kazakhstan's winter kingdom Adventures travels to Shymbulak near Almaty in Kazakhstan to test some of the many winter sports on offer. -
Adventures Dog sledding in Kazakhstan takes off Aventures takes to the sleigh to experience dog sledding in Kazakhstan. -
World News Facing opposition, Theresa May will bring Brexit deal back to parliament "Avoiding no deal is only possible if we can reach an agreement or if we abandon Brexit entirely," May said. -
World News Facing opposition, Theresa May will bring Brexit deal back to parliament "Avoiding no deal is only possible if we can reach an agreement or if we abandon Brexit entirely," May said. -
United Kingdom Artist Philip Colbert's new show tackles consumer culture and climate change Surrealist artist and fashion designer Philip Colbert's talks about how his new show that tackles everything from consumer culture, climate change to social media -
France Watch: France's Days of Rage - documentary on the 'gilets jaunes' movement Euronews' Paris correspondent Anelise Borges has spent seven days with the movement that has shaken France to its core. -
United Kingdom James Bond has 'chronic alcohol problem' study finds Off Licence to Kill: The world's most famous spy once consumed 24 units of alcohol, a dose experts say "can be fatal." -
Romania Romania's government survives confidence vote ahead of EU presidency Romania's government has survived a parliamentary no-confidence vote just before it is due to take over the European Union's rotating presidency. -
France Evolution of the Les Arcs Film Festival as it marks its 10th edition The event, which runs until 22 December 2018, brings together industry talent, and filmgoers from across Europe. -
South Africa South Africans commemorate the 180th anniversary of the Battle of Blood River South Africans remember the 180th anniversary of the Battle of Blood River when hundreds of Voortrekker fought thousands of Zulu resulting in over 3,000 Zulu deaths -
USA Scientists discover how geckos can run on water Researchers at the University of California Berkeley say geckos have 'superhero' powers. Not only can they run, glide, and stick to surfaces, these agile reptiles are also able to run across water. -
United Kingdom Opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn says he will table a vote of no confidence in British PM Theresa May It's part of a bid to force a meaningful vote on Brexit this week. -
Poland Meet the patriotic Polish paramilitaries who look beyond Russia for motivation What attracts young Poles to paramilitary organisations? As it turns out, it’s not a fear of Russia. At least, not only. Close to the Polish-Lithuanian border, in a small town called Augustów, local youths train inside a school building to become paramilitary soldiers. -
Hungary Hungarian MPs forcibly removed from offices of state-run TV station Several Hungarian opposition MPs were forcibly removed from the offices of state-run broadcaster MTVA on Monday after they demand their requests be read live -
World COP24 agreement: Does it go far enough? After two weeks of divisive negotiations on climate policy, the COP24 summit in Katowice, Poland has ended with an agreement to fight rising carbon emissions – but many believe the deal doesn't go far enough. -
Switzerland Champions League: find out who is playing who in the last 16 Who has got struggling Manchester United in the next round of the Champions League? -
Markets Retail stress roils European stocks Retail stress roils European stocks -
World News Hemp industry expected to blossom under new Farm Bill "This is a cultural shift," said one purveyor of cannabidiol, CBD, a compound derived from hemp. -
World News How climate action is transforming the very fabric of business | View By publicly committing to carbon neutrality, governments can lay down the indicators of success for businesses. Choosing sustainable materials, whether for packaging or for construction, should be a cornerstone of the EU’s low emissions strategy by 2050. -
USA Trump, like Nixon, won't be impeached over Cohen's campaign finance violations | View It's part of background mosaic of lawlessness, but not the “high crimes and misdemeanors” defined as impeachable offenses. -
World Hungarians protest against "slave law" Around ten thousand people took to the streets of Budapest in one of the biggest demonstrations Hungary has seen for a while. The protest on Sunday afternoon was the largest in a series of marches that started last week. -
Brazil Brazilian faith healer surrenders to police over sex abuse claims A Brazilian faith healer accused of sexually abusing more than 300 women has handed himself in to police. Brazilian faith healer Joao Teixeira de Faria turns himself into police to face sex abuse charges. He denies the claims made by more than 300 women. -
World News 9/11 hangs over assurances that the Taliban has changed "I don't think that the Taliban loves Al Qaeda. But it does not necessarily mean that they can easily control them," one expert warned. -
World News Schumer: Trump's 'temper tantrum' over wall funding is leading to shutdown The Senate minority leader said Sunday that it's up to the president to come to the table to prevent a partial shutdown. -
World News Saudi Arabia rejects Senate's 'interference' over Khashoggi case Riyadh denies Prince Mohammed bin Salman was involved in the Oct. 2 killing of the Washington Post columnist. -
United Kingdom Migrant workers in the UK fear the post-Brexit future In some sectors, companies are entirely dependent on EU workers -
World News A decade ago, her mom dreamed she'd win Miss Universe. She just did. The 24-year-old singer and model attended the Berklee College of Music in Boston. When she was 13, her mother had a dream that she'd win the contest. -
World News Rudy Giuliani claims Michael Cohen hush payments, possible Russia collusion 'not a crime' Giuliani asserted in two contentious Sunday show interviews that there has been no wrong doing on the part of the president. -
World News Camp Fire clean-up workers fired after posting insensitive photos "This is unacceptable and reprehensible behavior," the Town of Paradise wrote on its Facebook page. -
Greece Bomb explosion rips through Athens TV station A bomb explosion ripped through the offices of a Greek TV station in Athens early on Monday morning. -
World News Colin Kroll, co-founder of HQ Trivia and Vine, found dead. He was 34. A drug overdose is the suspected cause of death, police said, but an investigation is underway. -
World News California deletes plan to tax text messages The proposal was withdrawn after a new FCC ruling limited states' authority over texting. -
World News Powerful storms shatter records, cause huge waves "Stay well back from the ocean or risk certain death," the National Weather Service tweeted in all caps. -
World News Strasbourg attack, Brexit referendum, and Paris protests: European stories to know about today Here is our round-up of key stories from around Europe today. -
World News Brazil police say celebrity faith healer has turned himself in He is accused of sexually abusing more than 300 women.