5 January 2019 | Euronews
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World News One police officer killed, two injured in Cairo church explosion A police officer has been killed and two injured in an explosion in a church in Cairo, Egypt. -
USA No let-up in partial US government shutdown over border wall President Donald Trump is demanding five billion euros to build a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico, in line with his election campaign promise. -
Hungary Thousands march in Budapest to protest Hungary's 'slave law' Thousands of Hungarians participated in the latest in a series of protests against the country's new 'slave law'. -
France Clashes break out at yellow vest protests in Paris The protesters are outraged at the cost of living and President Emmanuel Macron's economic policies. -
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Spain Spain continues Christmas festivities on Three Kings day Roscon on the menu for end of Christmas festivities. -
United Kingdom Brits embrace "Dry January" after the festive excess Britons are increasingly resolving to lay off the booze for 31 days as they re-examine their less than healthy relationship with booze. -
World News U.S. troops deployed Central Africa amid fears of violence in Congo President Donald Trump said military personnel deployed to nearby Gabon will secure U.S. citizens in Congo in the event "violent demonstrations" break out. -
United Kingdom Ryanair voted 'worst airline' for sixth consecutive year Ireland's low-cost airline has been ranked as the worst for the sixth year in a row. -
World News Russian official says U.S. citizen detained in Moscow to be charged 'soon' Also on Saturday, the Foreign Ministry said the U.S. had detained a Russian citizen in the Western Pacific and not notified the Russian Embassy. -
World News Travel disruption as heavy snow hits central Europe Southern Germany, Austria and Switzerland were among the most affected areas on Saturday -
France Macron denounces "extreme violence" after 'yellow vests' break into ministry courtyard For an eigth weekend yellow vest protesters have been taking to the streets of Paris, gathering again on the Champs-Élysées. -
Turkey Ukraine's Orthodox church granted independence by Ecumenical Patriarch Istanbul's Ecumenical Patriarch signed a degree to grant independence to the Orthodox church of Ukraine. -
Japan Endangered blue fin tuna gets record price at Tokyo fish market A Japanese tuna tycoon paid a record price for an enormous 278 kilogramme blue fin tuna at the first auction of the new year. -
World News Moscow accuses Washington of detaining Russian citizen The accusation comes days after Moscow arrested the former US Marine Paul Whelan on suspicion of spying. -
Argentina Argentine football legend Maradonna leaves hospital Diego Maradona has left a clinic in Buenos Aires after treatment for internal bleeding in his stomach. -
Democratic Republic Of Congo Catholic Church embroiled in DR Congo election row The Election Commission in the DR of Congo has accused the Catholic Church of preparing people for insurrection -
USA Donald Trump threatens to declare 'national emergency' over Mexico wall Trump told a reporter he could declare a national emergency build a wall between Mexico and the US without Congress' approval. -
World News Three killed, four injured in California bowling alley shooting: Police Torrance Police said three people have been killed and four are injured after a gunman opened fire at a bowling alley. -
World News Taiwan president calls for international support after Chinese threats "We might have to ask which country might be next?" Tsai Ing-wen said in response to Beijing's claim over the island. -
Japan Tuna sells for record €2.7 million in Japan's New Year fish market The 278-kg bluefin tuna was sold to the owner of a Japanese sushi restaurant, but experts say demand for the fish has made it an endangered species.