29 December 2018 | Euronews
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United Kingdom Britain's trade minister Liam Fox says 50 per cent chance Brexit may be stopped Britain's trade minister, a leading support of leaving the EU, says 50-50 chance Brexit may be stopped -
Austria Austria plans new tax on tech giants Austria plans tax on digital giants -
Economy Italian government easily defeats vote of no-confidence Shrugs off criticisms to pass 2019 budget that bows to Brussels and does not go nearly as far with public spending increases as first planned. -
Israel Palestinians bury the latest victim of Gaza border protests Hamas claims the death brings to 220 the number of fatalities attributable to Israeli bullets since the protests began. -
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France French Yellow vest protests lose strength Marchers promise numbers will be up again once the Christmas holiday period is over. -
Italy Italy's parliament approves 2019 budget in confidence vote The Italian parliament passed the government's 2019 budget following last week's deal with the European Union, averting sanctions and fines on Rome. -
World News Flights suspended at German airport after man tries to drive onto tarmac Flights have been suspended at Hannover airport in central Germany after a man tried to drive onto the facility's apron. -
Germany Hanover airport resumes normal operations after man pursues passenger plane in car Germany's Hanover has resumed normal operations after flights were temporarily suspended on Saturday when a man drove a car through a gate onto the tarmac near the runway -
World News Netflix's radical 'Black Mirror' movie may forever change how we experience TV | View This weekend’s major release introduces an entirely new way to experience entertainment. -
No Comment Yellow vest demonstrators clash with police in Paris The turnout at 'yellow vest' protests in Paris, France appeared lower than previous weeks, authorities said -
Germany German suspect member of Islamic State let 'slave girl die of thirst,' prosecutors An alleged member of the Islamic State who is of German origin is facing charges of war crimes after letting a young girl reduced to slavery die of thirst, a federal prosecutor said -
Egypt Egyptian security forces kill 40 suspected militants Men were killed in series of co.ordinated raids in Giza and the Sinai. -
World News Remains of missing Wisconsin teacher found in Slovenia Slovenian police say human remains that were found near a popular hiking place have been confirmed as those of missing American Jonathan Luskin. -
Syria Russia and Turkey to coordinate action “to root out terrorism” in Syria Agreement comes at emergency meeting in Moscow -
Democratic Republic Of Congo Democratic Republic of Congo heads into high-risk elections Fears of fraud, public unrest, delayed voting and disease; a perfect storm of factors threaten a peaceful vote on Sunday. -
United Kingdom UK says it will charter ferries to easy congestion if there’s no Brexit deal Government defends emergency contract -
Egypt Egypt forces kill 40 suspect militants following bus blast Egypt forces kill 40 suspected militants following bus blast -
World News U.K. declares 'major incident' amid uptick in migrants crossing English Channel from France Britain's interior ministry said there was "concern that it was only a matter of time before people lose their lives." -
Russia Russia dismisses Franco-German demand to release Ukrainian sailors Russia's Foreign Ministry on Saturday accused Berlin and Paris of "double standards" and said their demands were "regrettable." -
World News Ukraine's martial law is over — but there's no end in sight to tensions with Russia The Kremlin on Saturday rejected European demands to release the two dozen Ukrainian sailors who were detained last month in the Black Sea. -
USA Expel those demons, it’s good riddance day New Yorkers shred their tears in Times Square -
Syria Europe must step up to prevent Syria becoming another proxy in the Iran-Saudi Arabia conflict | View As the US withdraws from Syria, the war-torn country risks becoming another battleground in the proxy war between Iran and Saudi Arabia. -
World News Who is your winner of discontent? A look back at a year of protests Millions of people in Europe and beyond hit the streets in 2018 to denounce issues such as injustice, inequalities and climate change. Here is our round-up. -
Philippines Earthquake in the Philippines triggers tsunami scare Tremors in southern island region -
Indonesia Indonesian volcano shrinks after collapse that triggered deadly tsunami Anak Krakatau now measures 110 metres. Before its collapse, it stood 338 metres tall. -
World News U.K. recognizes cave rescue divers and a Monty Python member in Queen's honors list The various honors will be bestowed by Queen Elizabeth II or senior royals next year. -
Syria Turkish-backed rebels vow to resist Syrian government troops Standoff continues around Kurdish stronghold -
United Kingdom What were our most-read articles in 2018? As New Year's Eve approaches, it's always good to take a look back and reflect on the year that has passed. At Euronews, taking stock means flagging the content our readers — you — most enjoyed over the past 12 months. -
World News Trump is moving on from ISIS. But its supporters still walk Iraq's streets. "It's a dynamic organization, it can understand what the main grievances are and try to act as a representative for these disenfranchised populations." -
United Kingdom UK to spend €118 million on extra ferries in case of no-deal Brexit "Extreme urgency" and the "possibility of severe congestion" behind the Department for Transport's contracts with three ferry conpanies.