26 December 2018 | Euronews
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Rwanda France drops charges against Rwandan officials French investigative magistrates have dropped charges against nine Rwandan officials investigated over the death of the country’s president in 1998, an event that led to a genocide that killed more than 800,000 people. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia protests: Police release grieving father without charge, ban further rallies Davor Dragicevic, who claims that his 21-year-old son David was captured, tortured and murdered, has said he will continue to lead protests demanding the truth -
World News 42,000 Coast Guard members working without pay during shutdown "Everyone thinks the military is getting paid during the shutdown, but the Coast Guard is facing no pay," wrote one Twitter user who said her husband is Coast Guard. -
World News Why this woman is walking across the country to ask people 1 question Paula Francis hopes her quest will change the country and people's lives. -
World News Trump makes surprise visit to U.S. troops in Iraq Trump had been criticized for not visiting any combat zones until now, unlike several of his predecessors. -
World News Officer praised for non-lethal tactics in confrontation with 5 men "Stand back. I don't want to hurt you," the officer shouted repeatedly as the men approached him, video shows. -
Markets Buying and holding volatility usually hurts; then came 2018 Buying and holding volatility usually hurts; then came 2018 -
Ukraine Martial law ends in Ukraine a month after Kerch Strait confrontation Martial law was imposed after Russia shot at and seized three Ukrainian naval ships in the Kerch Strait on November 25. -
Russia 'Killer gaze is secret weapon of Kremlin': Russia publishes propaganda calendar 'A killer gaze is secret weapon of Kremlin' — Russian Defence Ministry issues 2019 calendar -
World News Putin says Russia ready to deploy new hypersonic nuclear missile Russia has said the new missile system is highly maneuverable, allowing it to easily evade missile defense systems. -
World News Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg released from hospital after lung surgery The 85-year-old justice said in August that she would like to remain on the Supreme Court for another five years. -
USA The 51 letters that put Trump's White House on notice — and could shake up 2019 | View While it is impossible to know what will come out of these requests, the [Cummings] letters offer some clues about what Trump officials can expect in 2019. -
Spain Hundreds of rescued migrants spend Christmas at sea Rescued migrants en route to Spain have been keeping their Christmas spirits up amid likely difficult conditions at sea. -
Markets Stocks under a cloud as U.S. political uncertainty adds to growth fears Stocks under a cloud as U.S. political uncertainty adds to growth fears -
Africanews France clears Rwandan officials of killing president in 1994 Rwanda said on Dec. 24 that it welcomed the definitive end of what it called a politically-motivated investigation. -
USA Trump vs NATO and Europe | Review 2018 A look back on how Trump's tumultuous relationship with NATO, and its key members in Europe, has unfolded over the last 12 months. -
Italy Euronews reports from the heart of Europe's migration crisis | Review 2018 Euronews’ Anelise Borges was the only TV journalist on board the rescue vessel Aquarius when it found itself at the centre of one of the most divisive crises Europe had faced in 2018. -
Greece Greek fires: months after Mati disaster residents demand answers Euronews goes back to the popular holiday resort of Mati in Greece nearly 5 months after wildfires left scores dead and injured. -
Italy 2018 review: Genoa still suffering from Morandi bridge tragedy 2018 review: Genoa still suffering from Morandi bridge tragedy -
USA 2018 review: the year the trade tariff bit back 2018 review: the year the trade tariff bit back -
Italy 2018 review: EU and Rome at loggerheads over budget and debt 2018 review: EU and Rome at loggerheads over budget and debt -
USA 2018 Review: A vintage year in Mars exploration 2018 was a vintage year for Mars exploration. NASA's InSight landed on its surface, we found a lake under the south pole, and the ESA-Roscosmo ExoMars rover began to be built in the UK. -
World News 2018 review: Hamilton and Mercedes dominate Formula 1 2018 review: Hamilton and Mercedes dominate Formula 1 -
Greece 2018 review: struggles continue for migrants and locals in Lesbos 2018 review: struggles continue for migrants and locals in Lesbos -
Russia Euro teams star as France become champions again | Review 2018 Lloris, Pogba, Griezman and crew stun Croatia in World Cup Final triumph. -
United Kingdom Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex | Review 2018 It was the year American actress Meghan Markle was formally welcomed into Britain's Royal family fold. -
United Kingdom The Salisbury poisoning incident | Review 2018 In March, sleepy Salisbury, a small city an hour from London, became the centre of international intrigue when a former Russian spy and his daughter were found catatonic on a bench. -
World News 2018 Review: Single-use plastics to be banned in EU An EU law will see single-use plastics like straws, plates, knives and forks banned by 2021, in an attempt to tackle one of the most pressing environmental problems of our time. We look back at a less than fantastic year for plastic. -
Italy Mount Etna: Earthquake hits Sicily after eruption at Europe's most active volcano The 4.8-magnitude earthquake struck shortly after 3 am. -
No Comment Watch: The best of Euronews' No Comment videos from 2018 From the horrors of war in Syria to tuna tossing in Australia and mocking May to deadly earthquakes in Indonesia, these are the best No Comment videos from 2018. -
Destinations Reconnecting with natural elements We stayed at Le Barn, a farmhouse-like hotel experience in the Rambouillet forest. -
Business Japan to restart commercial whaling in 2019 The government announced on Wednesday that they would withdraw from the International Whaling Commission and commercial whaling in its territorial waters would resume in July 2019. -
France Inside story: the articles we're most proud of this year Euronews has produced thousands of news and feature articles this year, from on-the-ground reportage to data stories and 360-degree videos to hard-hitting interviews with key European leaders. Here are our favourites from the last 12 months. -
Guatemala Guatemalan boy, 8, dies in US immigration custody The official cause of the child's death is still unknown and CBP's Office of Professional Responsibility will conduct a review. -
USA Trump digs in on the wall and the shutdown "It's a disgrace, what's happening in this country," the president said. "But other than that I wish everyone a very merry Christmas." -
China Eight dead after attacker hijacks bus in China, say police Twenty-two people were also injured, police said. -
World News Whale hunting; Sicily earthquake; and Indonesia search | Five stories to know about today Here is our round-up of key stories from around Europe and beyond today. -
World News Attacker on Chinese bus kills 8 people, wounds 22 A video clip on the website for Beijing News showed a half dozen police officers wrestling the attacker to the ground in the middle of a street as traffic flowed past. -
World News Israeli attack near Syrian capital wounds 3 soldiers, state media reports Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a war monitor, said Israeli airstrikes targeted three positions south of Damascus that are arms depots for Hezbollah and Iranian forces.