20 December 2018 | Euronews
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World News Defense Secretary Jim Mattis is resigning In his resignation letter to Trump, Mattis implicitly criticized him for not being "clear-eyed" about U.S. enemies and competitors. -
Morocco Suspects in Scandinavian hikers murder pledged allegiance to IS, says Moroccan prosecutor Suspects in Scandinavian hikers murder pledged allegiance to IS, says Moroccan prosecutor -
Germany Security at German airports increased after terrorist threat reports Security has been "massively boosted" at Stuttgart Airport after media reports of a terrorist threat. -
France Airbus CEO hits out after US corruption probe reports The US Department of Justice has officially started an investigation into the Airbus SE according to the French daily newspaper Le Monde. -
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Markets Markets suffer worst year since global financial crisis Markets suffer worst year since global financial crisis -
USA It's time for Congress to protect Facebook users, since Facebook won't | View The company's inability or unwillingness to change its ways makes America, and Americans, less secure. -
Cinema "Another Day of Life" tells the animated story of the Angolan War This year's Best European Animated movie takes an unconventional look at one of Africa's bloodiest conflicts. -
World News Has the modern world lost the music of Christmas? With the festive season increasingly commercialised, Euronews looks at the traditional songs of Christmas across Europe to see who's keeping traditional music alive. -
World News Europeans, let’s take back control of our future! | View We, citizens of the Union, of all opinions and origins, we Europeans, believe it is first of all we who are Europe and we who make Europe – and that people must be reminded of this fact. -
Russia Putin: dismisses second Brexit referendum as against 'will of the people' "She must implement the will of the people, expressed at a referendum, otherwise this is not a referendum at all. Someone does not like it, [here we go] again and again. Is that democracy, or what?" -
Russia Putin on marriage: 'As a decent man, I would probably have to do it one day' From Russia with Love: Vladimir Putin on the question of marriage. -
United Kingdom No-deal Brexit: Iberia's operating licence 'at risk' if EU and UK fail to reach divorce agreement Airline Iberia is facing some Brexit turbulence. -
Global Japan Japanese project safeguards Egypt's ancient treasures Global Japan visits the soon to be completed Grand Egyptian Museum in Cairo to see first hand how Japanese experts are helping to preserve Egypt's priceless artifacts. -
Netherlands Dutch turn to floating homes to confront rising sea levels Global warming worries the Netherlands, much of which is below sea level. Of course, the Dutch strengthen their dikes in anticipation of rising water. But in recent years, another solution is making its way: floating homes. -
United Kingdom New Banksy piece targets industrial pollution in Port Talbot Street artist and social commentator Banksy has apparently popped up in Wales, leaving a new artwork on a garage in Port Talbot that references the town’s air pollution. -
World News By banning pesticides and GMOs, the EU is sleepwalking into a food security crisis | View Europe is sleepwalking into a food crisis and politicians are doing nothing to stop it. -
World News Britain's Gatwick Airport shut down after drones spotted over airfield "There are 110,000 passengers due to fly today and the vast majority will see cancellation and disruption," said Gatwick's chief operating officer. -
France French police demand better compensation in 'blue vest' protest French police in 'blue vest' protest for better compensation and working conditions amid long-standing fatigue and gilets jaunes' month-long protests -
United Kingdom German MPs meet Julian Assange at London's Ecuadorian embassy Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is meeting with German politicians today. -
World Denmark votes to go ahead with controversial prison island What do you think? Good idea or bad? -
Spain Anger in Spain after MPs snub tribute to murdered female jogger The case of Laura Luelmo has fed the online and real-life debate over violence committed against women -
Markets Disappointing Fed drags European shares back to 2016 levels Disappointing Fed drags European shares back to 2016 levels -
France Film ‘Industry Village’ in Les Arcs celebrates success Film ‘Industry Village’ in Les Arcs celebrates success -
World News How Trump unexpectedly became the star of criminal justice reform With the election of Donald Trump, advocates worried they had missed their chance at criminal justice reform. They were wrong. -
World Jordan's school challenge: educating Syrian refugee children with disabilities In this episode of Aid Zone Euronews' Monica Pinna travels to Jordan to look at how the EU and other international organisations are supporting the country's efforts to integrate Syrian refugee children into the national school system. -
Syria Have the so-called Islamic State really been defeated in Syria? Euronews asks experts US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that American troops had defeated the terror organisation and would withdraw from Syria. -
Russia Nuclear weapons, Crimea and Russophobia - what did we learn from Putin's Q and A? Nuclear weapons, Crimea and Russophobia - what did we learn from Putin's Q and A? -
World Grand Egyptian Museum prepares to house Tutankhamun collection The nearly 500,000 square meter Grand Egyptian Museum will be the world's largest museum devoted to a single civilization – and a global team of scientists are bringing some of history's oldest artefacts back to life. -
World News Tourists killed in Morocco fell victim to 'dark forces that want to fight our values' The killings have shocked the country, where such attacks on foreigners are extremely rare. -
United Kingdom UK to end European priority on migration May unveils Brexit plans -
Earth News Activewear brands that give back to the environment Cool labels enabling us to support the natural world while exploring it. -
Germany Der Spiegel star journalist is sacked for falsifying articles 'on a grand scale', returns awards The German news outlet apologised to its readers and said it would verify every story it published written by Claas Relotius. -
World News Yemeni mom arrives in U.S. to see dying son The boy's father thanked "people all over the world" for supporting his wife's plight. -
United Kingdom Gatwick flights resume after unconfirmed drone sighting closes runways again Flights were briefly suspended at Gatwick Airport on Friday evening after an unconfirmed sighting of a drone caused the transport hub's runways to be closed off. -
World News Facebook tries to explain why companies could erase your messages "In the past day, we've been accused of disclosing people's private messages to partners without their knowledge," Facebook said. "That's not true." -
World News Europe briefing: Six stories to know about today Here are some of the key European stories to know about today.