21 December 2018 | Euronews
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World News Family of Florida woman killed in Costa Rica sues Airbnb, resort Carla Stefaniak had traveled to Costa Rica to celebrate her 36th birthday. -
World News A wealthy explorer just reached the deepest part of the Atlantic Ocean Victor Vescovo became the first person to reach the bottom of the Puerto Rico Trench in a solo submersible vessel. -
World News Why Mattis' resignation is one of the most consequential of Trump's presidency | View Ultimately, the next secretary of defence’s primary responsibility must be to speak truth to power. -
World News Don't raise an entitled child: 5 strategies that actually work The 'me, me, me epidemic' is a real problem with kids. The good news? It's totally curable. -
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Cult ‘Britain Come Back’: Boy band bidding to block Brexit The band's creator told Euronews the Breunion Boys plan to tour the UK soon to have a conversation with both Leavers and Remainers about the "special relationship the European Union provides". -
World News Taliban greets Trump withdrawal news with cries of victory "The 17-year long struggle and sacrifices of thousands of our people finally yielded fruit," said a senior commander in Helmand. -
Markets Take Five: Bear-y Christmas! World markets themes for the week ahead Take Five: Bear-y Christmas! World markets themes for the week ahead -
My Europe Series Poland's coal conundrum In this episode of Insiders Euronews travels to Poland to look at the country's deadly dependence on coal. -
My Europe Series What's behind Poland's love affair with coal? Euronews' Sophie Claudet and Valerie Gauriat discuss the reasons behind Poland's continued dependence on coal. -
United Kingdom Authorities rethink airport security after drone incidents hit Gatwick The chaos at Gatwick airport highlights the security threat posed by drones and the challenges authorities face in guarding against them -
World News London's Gatwick airport thrown into chaos again by another drone Mystery saboteur seems to have returned after forcing 36-hour shutdown that is snarling Christmas travel in England. -
Hungary Hungary 'slave law': Thousands protest in Budapest New protests took place in Budapest on Friday night as Hungarians continue to oppose prime minister Viktor Orban's controversial 'slave law' -
World News The week that was: how one individual can change the world | View Welcome to our weekly round-up of all the prevailing opinions shared on View over the last seven days. -
Earth News NGOS sue French government over "insufficient" climate change action Four NGOs including Oxfam and Greenpeace have decided to take the first act of "a climate justice action" against the French State. -
My Europe Series Poland's coal paradox Host of the #Cop24 Poland heavily depends on coal and tops the list of Europ's most polluting and CO2 emitting countries. Insiders takes you on a journey from the Czech Republic to the heart of Silesia, Poland's realm of coal, to hear from those to whom coal is either a lifeline or a plague. -
United Kingdom Thirty years of sorrowful ceremonies for Lockerbie The small Scottish community holds its annual remembrance ceremony for the night 30 years ago when death fell from the skies. -
France Take a look around the Les Arcs Film Festival as it marks its 10th anniversary The Les Arcs film festival has marked its 10th edition, with more than 120 films discoverable over several locations at the skiing resort in the French Alps In this immersive story, you can take a tour of the festival and the Alpine city that hosts it. -
World News New pepper-picking robot isn't fast, but it can work 20 hours a day The blade-wielding bot takes 24 seconds to pick a pepper. -
No Comment Campaigning kayaks help keep Thailand's rivers sweet Environmental campaign aims to reduce rubbish outflows from the Chao Phraya River and prevent trash reaching the sea. -
United Kingdom Lockerbie disaster 30 years on: people share their memories of Pan Am Flight 103 tragedy On the 30th anniversary of the Lockerbie bombing, those affected by the disaster take to social media to share their stories. -
USA Political chaos reaches DEFCON 2 in Washington First Read is your briefing from "Meet the Press" and the NBC Political Unit on the day's most important political stories and why they matter. -
My Europe Series State of the Union: winter of discontent Brexit concerns cast a shadow over Christmas and protests continue across Europe. -
Finland Finland MP allegedly claimed €13,000 in expenses for a sauna as his second home A Finnish MP is being investigated by the police for claiming a sauna as his second home. -
United Kingdom Gatwick drone chaos: What are your rights if your flight was affected? Passengers travelling to and from Gatwick saw flights delayed and in many cases completely cancelled as the airport was shut for over a day. What are your rights if you were affected by the closure? -
Germany End of an era: Germany closes last active black coal mine Since the mid-19th century, coal mining has been an essential part of German industry. But, on Friday, the country's last active black coal mine, Prosper-Haniel, will cease operations. -
World News Punk rockers who fled to Sweden now face deportation back to Russia "This is a signal to all political activists in Russia that no one will defend them if something happens," one of the punk-rock protesters said. -
Austria Shots fired in downtown Vienna: one dead and another injured A person has died and another is injured after shots fired in downtown Vienna -
United Kingdom Solskjaer vows to "move Man Utd forward' as interim manager Solskjaer's first test as Man Utd's caretaker manager will be Saturday's Premier League clash against Cardiff City. -
Spain Four takeaways from Spain’s controversial cabinet meeting in Barcelona This is what you need to know after tensions flared in Barcelona on Friday. -
World News Stranded travelers fret about Christmas after drone shuts airport Government agencies and the military worked overnight to put "measures in place" that reassured authorities that the runway could be re-opened safely. -
Russia The Russian divers playing rugby under water Rugby, six yards under water -
Argentina Argentine paleontologists show off Plesiosaur fossil replica Buenos Aires museum unveils skeleton of extinct marine reptile -
World Portugal's 'yellow vests' turn out for anti-government protests Several groups have responded to calls on social media to "block Portugal" in anti-government protests, echoing the wave of demonstrations across France. -
France More than a dozen injured after metro train partially derails in Marseille A metro train partially derailed at a station in Marseille on Friday morning, injuring several people. -
France European filmmakers at Les Arcs fear Brexit is holding them back Production talent, known and unknown, have spent this week showcasing their new projects to industry professionals at the Les Arcs Film Festival, with the hope of securing funding, and new partnerships. -
Russia 'Euronews isn't chirping on this': Putin hits out over Russian sailors Vladimir Putin took a swipe at Euronews after our reporter asked him about claims of a Russian military build-up in Crimea. -
Markets UK shares fall as Wall Street rout spreads gloom UK shares fall as Wall Street rout spreads gloom -
World 30 years since Lockerbie disaster killed 270 people NBC News’ Chief Global Correspondent, Bill Neely looks back on the Lockerbie disaster that killed 270 people. -
United Kingdom Lockerbie bombing: 'What really brought it home was when you were picking up toys' Lockerbie bombing: “What really brought it home was when you were picking up toys.” On the 30th anniversary of the Lockerbie disaster, Euronews interviews a police officer drafted in to help with the aftermath and subsequent investigation. -
World News One-third of U.K. kids live in poverty — and Brexit will make things worse "For almost one in every two children to be poor in 21st century Britain is not just a disgrace, but a social calamity and an economic disaster." -
World News The lazy moral compass of 'Aquaman' may have you rooting for the villain | View Superhero stories love to imagine the end of the world, but don't have much to offer in the face of actual global catastrophes. -
Europe News The Brief: Romania presidency, pollution protest and Tusk's Christmas wishes The Brief: Romania presidency, pollution protest and Tusk's Christmas wishes -
United Kingdom Drone danger growing Gatwick incident highlights new security threat -
Russia Meet Russia's 'Party of the Dead' free-speech activists | NBC Left Field Party of the Dead is a Russian art and protest group -
World News U.S. pullout from Syria will be 'trigger that blows up the region' The announcement of a pullout is widely seen as an abandonment of the Kurds, a loyal ally and partner in the war against ISIS. -
Destinations The Deauville experience We checked in at Hotel Barrière Le Normandy for a two-day break, a couple of hours away from Paris. -
Japan Carlos Ghosn re-arrested on new charges The re-arrest comes as Ghosn was expected to be release don bail on Friday. -
Czech Republic Several dead in Czech coal mine blast More than a dozen people have been killed in an explosion at a coal mine in the Czech Republic. -
No Comment International Space Station Expedition 57 crew returns to Earth International Space Station Expedition 57 return to Earth -
No Comment Polar bears mingle with pandas and elephants in Paris light show Polar bears mingle with pandas and elephants in Paris light show -
No Comment Korea cab drivers protest Uber-like ride share app Korea cab drivers protest Uber-like ride share app -
World News Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today Euronews brought you the latest news and updates as they happened this morning. -
World News 'This is scary': Mattis' resignation triggers bipartisan chorus of concern on Capitol Hill "That's what happens when you ignore sound military advice," Republican Rep. Adam Kinzinger of Illinois said.