4 January 2019 | Euronews
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World News The week that was: turning the page on 2018 but what next for 2019? | View We bring you our usual weekly round-up, looking back over the last two weeks of debate on View. -
World News Poland to close 'Escape Rooms' that don't meet safety standards after fire kills 5 teenagers A police spokeswoman in the city of Koszalin, Monika Kosiec, said Friday the teenage victims were probably celebrating one of their birthdays. -
Thailand Political instability in Thailand sparks street art boom | NBC Left Field One street artist, known only as Headache, said he graffitis for freedom -
Markets Take Five: Be careful out there! World markets themes for the week ahead Take Five: Be careful out there! World markets themes for the week ahead -
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Chile Wild puma stuck in tree for 15 hours in Chile It's unclear how the young cat managed to climb up into the branches but was later tranquilised and brought to the zoo in Santiago, to be released at a later date. -
No Comment No Comment of the Week Revellers across the world rang in the New Year this week. Fireworks lit up the skies over Auckland as New Zealand became one of the first countries to enter 2019. -
United Kingdom 'Mankind' for 'humanity': EU guidelines urge MEPs to use more gender-neutral words New guidelines recently rolled out by the European Parliament strive for more gender-neutral wording -
My Europe Series State of the Union: Europe in 2019 In this edition we take a look at the year in perspective, with shifting political fault lines ahead of European elections, a messy divorce with Britain and much more. -
World News Which European countries have the most police? The number of police officers in Europe has slowly decreased in recent years, new figures from the bloc's statistics division revealed. -
France Three quarters of French citizens unhappy with Macron's policies As many as 75% of French people are unhappy with Emmanuel Macron's policies, a poll has found. -
Germany Shots fired in downtown Cologne, police arrest one and hunt is on for others Shots fired in downtown Cologne, police arrest one and hunt is on for others -
Germany European security forces collaborate in search for German hacker Hunt is on for person who published personal details of German politicians on Twitter -
USA US government shutdown: Workers tell their personal accounts | #TheCube Workers told The Cube their stories as the US partial government shutdown entered its third week. -
Earth News The lingering death of the Dead Sea The water level drops by 1 metre annually and the Dead Sea could almost disappear in a few decades. -
United Kingdom Benedict Cumberbatch's Brexit movie explores voter anger — and causes some, too | View A dramatization of the bitter and divisive mood the campaign unleashed has further fed that fever. -
Netherlands Why were people allowed to take items washed up on Dutch beaches? Who are 'Strandjutters' and why were they allowed to take items that washed up on the Dutch coast? -
United Kingdom 'Fat Cat' Friday: UK bosses earn average worker's salary in just three days A new report has found that it took just three working days for bosses at Britain's leading 100 firms to earn the typical worker's annual salary. -
United Kingdom Parents should approach screen time based on child's age: new guidance The UK's first ever screen time guidance advises British parents to organise screen time around their child's needs and activities, not the other way around. -
Sweden Swedish hospital investigating suspected Ebola case says man not infected with virus A hospital in Sweden said test results showed no signs of the Ebola virus -
World News Private data of hundreds of German politicians released online The data released may have been stolen in multiple attacks but doesn't appear to be politically sensitive, a German government spokesperson said. -
Markets U.S.-China trade talks boost European shares as commodity stocks, banks rally U.S.-China trade talks boost European shares as commodity stocks, banks rally -
World Shutdown Continues as Democrats Take Back the House Democrats maneuverer to pass legislation with the support of Nancy Pelosi, the only woman ever to serve as speaker. She will preside over the most diverse U.S. House in history. The democrats wish to put an end to the partial government shutdown, but Republicans called the move 'theatre'. -
World News Neil deGrasse Tyson's 'StarTalk' show pulled amid misconduct allegations "StarTalk" will remain on hiatus as a Fox Networks Group investigation into the multiple claims continues. -
France Paralysed by violent partner, woman found 'partly responsible' by French court A woman has been found "partly responsible" and denied full compensation by a French court after she was paralysed from the waist down by her violent partner. -
World News The forecast for tech in 2019? 'Cloudy with a good chance of rain' Tech investors, while still optimistic for the long term, are gearing up for a rocky 2019. -
World News Thailand's rebel female Buddhist monks defy tradition A growing number of women are bucking an order in place since 1928, and donning monks' traditional saffron robes. -
World News Apple entering a 'dark chapter' as iPhone sales are slowing "This is definitely the most defining period for Tim Cook in his career as CEO," said one analyst. -
World News China just landed a spacecraft on the moon's far side. Here's what the probe will teach us. "This really opens up a whole part of the moon that hasn't been explored in detail." -
World News China and U.S. to hold talks in bid to end trade war roiling markets The two nations have been locked in a trade war for much of the past year, stoking fears of a global economic slowdown. -
World News 'Women's lives in danger': Government shutdown holds up funds for sexual violence victims The concern is that the funding flow for the Violence Against Women Act "may be stopped, which will put women's lives in danger," the head of the National Organization for Women said. -
World News Top GOP senators hit back at Trump's Syria pullout with sanctions bill They can't make Trump keep troops in Syria. They've asked for increased sanctions on Syria instead. -
Earth News “You only have your own mind to battle with” Preparing for the Dakar Rally or the ultimate marathon for petrolheads through the world’s most unforgiving terrain. -
Iran Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe to go on hunger strike in Iran jail The British-Iranian national, jailed in Tehran for spying, claims she has been denied medical treatment. -
World News Hindu hard-liners paralyze Indian state over women at shrine Hindu hard-liners shut shops and businesses and clashed with police in a southern state to protest women entering one of India's largest pilgrimage sites. -
Germany Massive data hack leaves German politicians questioning security A large number of German politicians have been affected by a hacking incident. Politicians from Germany's far-left Linke party were the first to confirm they had been affected, but then it snowballed as details from almost all parties were found to have been leaked. -
World News Trump admin wants to send more troops to border to string concertina wire The fencing that is to be reinforced with wire is not new. If the request is approved, the Pentagon will decide how many troops to send. -
World News Women support the first Muslim congresswomen by wearing traditional gowns Rashida Tlaib started the trend by wearing a traditional Palestinian thobe at her swearing-in ceremony. -
World Hazardous container cleanup continues on Frisian coast Dutch authorities are warning the public to stay away from some of the 270 containers that a cargo ship lost off the northern coast of the Netherlands as a clean up continues. -
World News Olivia Newton-John puts deathbed rumor to rest in cheerful video: 'I'm doing great' The good news comes just days after reports claiming the actress and singer is "clinging to life." -
World News Trump says he's winning wall funding fight: 'I have never had this much support' The president's remarks Thursday came less than 24 hours before he was set to meet with congressional leaders to discuss the ongoing shutdown and his border wall funding request. -
World News House Democrats pass two spending bills aimed at ending shutdown Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., has repeatedly said that he won't bring the measures up for a vote because President Donald Trump wouldn't sign them. -
World News Europe briefing: Six stories to know about today Hackers released personal data from hundreds of German politicians, Dutch authorities urged people to stay away from washed up containers and British-Iranian detainee Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe announced she's going on hunger strike.