28 December 2018 | Euronews
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No Comment China's first 100MW solar power plant turned on China's first 100MW solar power plant was put into operation on Friday in Dunhuang City of northwest China's Gansu Province. -
No Comment Festival of blue lights over New York after explosion at power plant Aliens over New York? No, the blue lights were due to an explosion at a power station in Queens. The incident sparked speculation on Twitter -
No Comment Flooded fields in Indonesia's tsunami-hit region Aerial footage shows flooded fields in Indonesia's tsunami-hit region. The volcano said to have sparked the waves continues to rumble amid warnings from authorities of more danger -
World News How to open a Champagne bottle And everything else you need to know about serving sparkling wine! -
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World News Mark your calendars: 2019 spaceflight events you don't want to miss If 2018 was a busy one for spaceflight, the coming year promises to be even busier. -
Iceland Iceland has 'dire need' for infrastructure reforms, PM says after fatal car crash Iceland's Prime Minister calls for reforms after a car crash killed three British tourists -
Markets Take Five: The Year of the Bear! World markets themes for the week ahead Take Five: The Year of the Bear! World markets themes for the week ahead -
United Kingdom Recent migrant crossings in English Channel 'major incident,' UK Home Office says Britain's border and immigration authority said the recent migrant crossing attempts in the English Channel is to be treated as a 'major incident' -
Egypt At least four dead after blast hits tourist bus near Giza pyramids, Egypt At least four dead after roadside bomb hits tourist bus near the famous Giza pyramids, Egypt -
World News Antarctic scientists record 'eerie' sounds of space Scientists at a research station in Antarctica recorded "eerie" sounds of space using a receiver which lies beneath the Earth's geomagnetic field lines -
Italy Watch: Budget battle as scuffles erupt in Italian parliament A session in the Italian parliament's lower house was marred by scuffles between MPs over the 2019 budget bill. -
Sudan Deadly protests in Sudan enter a ninth consecutive day Dozens of people, including children, have been killed as Sudanese security forces try to stifle street protests that are ostensibly about high prices but whose roots lie much deeper. -
World News Acclaimed Israeli author Amos Oz dies at 79 His works included "Black Box," ''In the Land of Israel," and "A Tale of Love and Darkness," a 2002 memoir that was also adapted into a film starring Natalie Portman. -
Focus Solving the planet's plastic problem by closing the recycling loop The 2018 Innovation Radar Prize has been won by an Italian startup project that seeks to recycle a much greater proportion of plastic waste -
Israel Israeli author Amos Oz dies at 79 Israeli author Amos Oz has died of cancer at the age of 79. -
United Arab Emirates Sheikha Latifa's legal representative says Robinson meeting does not prove princess is safe A legal representative for Sheikha Latifa, a Dubai princess who was feared missing, said a meeting with Mary Robinson, former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, does not prove Latifa is safe. -
Germany Watch: First footage released of polar bear cub born at Berlin Zoo The 27-day old youngster is spending its days sleeping, nursing and cuddling up to its mother. -
Crimea Macron and Merkel demand release of Ukrainian sailors France & Germany say Russia must release 24 Ukrainian sailors captured in Kerch Strait. -
France Frenchman sets off to cross the Atlantic... in a barrel Former French military paratrooper, Jean-Jacques Savin has set off from the Canary Islands in an attempt to cross the Atlantic Ocean in a barrel. -
Ukraine Russia completes wall on Crimea-Ukraine border Security barrier equipped with sensors to prevent "penetration by Ukrainian saboteurs". -
China Ice park featuring 39 ice sculptures to open in northeast China Ice park featuring 39 ice sculptures to open in northeast China -
Italy Rome zoo's drive to pick up Penguin populations 18 African penguins get a new home at Rome zoo -
Markets European shares climb after Wall Street bounce, caution prevails European shares climb after Wall Street bounce, caution prevails -
Syria UAE reopens Damascus embassy in boost for Assad and signal that Syria is open for business UAE reopens Damascus embassy in boost for Assad and signal that Syria is open for business -
World News European markets rally after turbulent week European markets rally after turbulent week -
Spain Watch: NGO rescue boat arrives in Spain carrying 311 migrants A rescue boat run by, Spanish charity Proactiva Open Arms, arrived in Spain's port of Algeciras carrying 311 migrants on Friday morning. -
France 'The anger and hatred became so palpable': France's year in review Euronews' Anelise Borges reflects on the top French newsmakers of 2018 -
World No end in sight for US government shutdown The partial US government shutdown is set to run into the new year, as an impasse continues over Donald Trump's Mexico border wall plan. -
World News Euronews' favourite pictures of the year: How many of them can you identify? A good picture, as the idiom suggests, is often worth a thousand words. -
USA Apple's new stores want to colonize our public spaces. We shouldn't let them | View The attempted (and sometimes successful) invasion of public space is the real issue with Apple’s town square concept. -
World News Democrats' quest to topple Trump gets real in January. Here's why. The party's surprisingly quiet (so far) but wide-open nominating contest is about to get a lot noisier come the New Year as candidates begin the money chase. -
World News Elon Musk's Loop tunnel relies on century-old technology "It seems like they've built essentially a side-friction roller coaster," an expert said. -
Costa Rica Costa Rica park creates giraffe gene bank to help protect the species A group of giraffes has been brought to a park in Costa Rica in the hope of creating a genetic bank. The aim is that they will eventually reproduce and help save the species. -
Russia Kremlin-backed TV channel sends "joke" gifts referencing Skripal poisoning Russian TV channel sends "joke" gifts referencing Skripal poisoning -
Earth News Get ready to get your hands dirty Sustainable agri-tourism experiences in Europe to book in 2019 -
World News It was a year of deadly wildfires. That's likely the new normal. "We're starting to look at wildfire as a nonseasonal event. It can happen at any time of year, and we have to be prepared," one expert warned. -
PuertoRico Search for missing cruise ship entertainer is suspended Arron Hough, 20, went overboard 267 miles off the coast of Puerto Rico on Christmas Day. -
United Kingdom Was it really only about Brexit? Euronews' UK correspondent Vincent McAviney reviews the year Euronews' Vincent McAviney reflects on the top stories of 2018 and has some predictions for 2019. -
World News Congo expulsion; Vienna manhunt; and Dubai princess claim: Five stories to know about today Here are the key stories to know about today. -
World News Trump exposes secret Navy SEAL team in Twitter video "The reason their identities are protected is in case of capture," said intelligence expert Malcolm Nance. -
World News Transgender inmate who alleged abuse is transferred to female prison Lawyers for Deon "Strawberry" Hampton welcomed the transfer and said it is "a testament to her strength and courage." -
World News 800,000 government workers may need financial aid as shutdown continues The U.S. Office of Personnel Management advised thousands of government employees who won't be paid to reach out to creditors for alternative payment options.