7 January 2019 | Euronews
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France France to toughen up on undeclared protests in response to yellow-vests French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe has announced plans to punish people who hold undeclared protests. -
France 50-year-old French author sparks outrage by saying he is 'incapable' of dating women his age Yann Moix, an award-winning French author made the comments in an interview with Marie Claire magazine. -
USA PG&E, facing wildfire claims, sees its stock price fall over 20 percent Monday The utility is facing lawsuits connected to California's deadliest-ever wildfire, the Camp Fire, which killed 86 people in November. -
USA 'Likable': Hillary Clinton draws applause with personal defense of women candidates The former presidential hopeful jumped into an issue that has drawn attention — and criticism — as the 2020 race gets underway. -
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USA IRS will issue tax refunds during shutdown, White House says In the briefing with reporters, Vice President Mike Pence also said that Trump directed OMB to lessen the impact of the shutdown on everyday Americans. -
World Raw Politics: Europe's anger hangover The show looks at mounting discontent in Europe as the year begins. -
USA Only six immigrants in terrorism database stopped by CBP at southern border in first half of 2018 The low number contradicts statements by Trump administration officials. -
Romania Raw Politics: Is Romania ready for the EU Presidency? The eastern European state took over the presidency of the EU on Jan 1 but some have expressed doubts as to whether it can steer the bloc through what is expected to be a turbulent few months. -
USA 'Surviving R. Kelly' series followed by surge in assault hotline calls "We often see the types of callers we get" follow a news cycle, the hotline network's head said. With the R. Kelly show, more people called "about childhood abuse." -
USA See the hottest Golden Globes after-party looks from your favorite stars After the awards show, the real party started! -
United Kingdom Brexit: Has anything changed for May in 2019? | Raw Politics British Prime Minister Theresa May started the political year with another appeal for MPs to back her draft Brexit deal. -
World News Romania EU Presidency, Yellow Vests, Brexit | Raw Politics Lawmakers in Britain are back after the festive season - but what is next for Brexit? Our guests debate this and more in this episode of Raw Politics. -
USA Amid planned Syria withdrawal, U.S. scrambling to find places to send ISIS detainees The options under review include sending the most dangerous fighters to the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, officials say. -
USA The elephant in the room at tech's biggest show? The trade war with China China is a top international market for CES, but this year, Chinese companies are taking a more subdued approach. -
United Kingdom Golden Globes disappoint with upsets like 'Green Book.' Here's the silver lining | View Wins in the Globes' major movie categories can sometimes act as litmus tests for the ceremonies that follow. -
World News Avalanche warnings issued across Alps region after deadly weekend Further avalanche warnings have been issued across the Alps region after a weekend of deadly snow fall -
World News Study finds 2018 was fourth warmest on record: EU's Copernicus The EU's Copernicus Climate Change Service says 2018 was the fourth warmest year on record. -
Japan What are the most retweeted tweets of all time? A teenager in search of free chicken nuggets has been knocked off the top of the ranking for the most-retweeted post of all time — Japanese billionaire, Yusaku Maezawa, has taken first position. -
USA Man charged for murder in Malibu campground shooting spree Anthony Rauda, 42, was also charged with 10 counts of attempted murder and five second-degree burglary in what authorities describe as a two-year crime spree. -
Markets Wall Street big wigs plan new exchange to challenge NYSE, Nasdaq Wall Street big wigs plan new exchange to challenge NYSE, Nasdaq -
USA Government employees could go without pay for nearly a month Workers' last paychecks were issued in late December, Acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney said on Sunday. -
USA Trump-appointed judge defends Mueller, scolds lawyer for Russian firm "You have undermined your credibility in this courthouse," Judge Dabney Friedrich said. "Knock it off." -
USA News anchor responds to viewers' pregnancy weight comments: 'Chill' No, she's not having twins. -
Next Series Building the architectural future with new technologies Drones, VR, AI, 3D printing and scanning: how can all these new technologies help design the buildings of tomorrow? In search of answers, architects have teamed up with engineers and their findings have been shared at an exhibition in Copenhagen. -
USA Suspect in Kalamazoo shooting spree that killed 6 pleads guilty Dalton halted jury selection with surprise guilty pleas to six counts of murder, two counts of attempted murder and eight counts of felony use of a firearm. -
USA Trump to visit southern border Thursday The president's scheduled trip comes during the third week of partial government shutdown over his request for border wall funding. -
Europe News The Brief: migration deadlock, animal welfare and Orthodox Christmas In this edition of The Brief: the Pope calls for solidarity over migrants in Europe, while a standoff continues over asylum proposals, animal welfare is on the agenda for free trade agreements and Orthodox Christmas is marked in Europe. -
USA Looming galactic collision will rip open the black hole at the Milky Way's center Scientists say the cosmic crash will occur billions of years sooner than expected. -
USA Sex trafficking victim Cyntoia Brown, who killed man who paid her for sex, is granted clemency Gov. Bill Haslam granted Brown a full commutation to parole. She will be eligible for release Aug. 7 on time served and will remain on parole for 10 years. -
Russia Watch: Moscow's Soviet-era cinemas prepare to be revamped Real estate company ADG Group bought 39 Soviet-built cinemas from the government and says it will transform them into what it calls "neighbourhood centres." -
No Comment Artists carve icy masterpieces for contest at Harbin ice festival Frosty castles spiral up into the sunlight as sculptors create magical images from blocks of ice. -
USA Kevin Spacey’s lawyers enter not guilty plea in sex assault case Lawyers for Kevin Spacey entered a not guilty plea on his behalf in Massachusetts court Monday on charges he groped an 18-year-old busboy in 2016. -
Italy Italian populist leader di Maio shows support for Yellow Vest movement "Yellow vests, don't give up!", wrote Five Star Movement leader and Italian vice-PM Di Maio in an open letter to the French grassroots movement. -
France Crowdfunding battle: Rival campaigns set up for French police and detained ex-boxer The crowdfunding campaign for Christophe Dettinger, a 37-year-old former pro boxer detained after clashes with police during a "gilets jaunes" protest, has been shut down. -
USA Self-driving taxi service takes to Las Vegas streets Visitors to Las Vegas' CES gadget show are taking self-driving taxi rides around "Sin City." -
USA Kevin Spacey appears at courthouse to face sex assault charges The Oscar-winner, facing felony indecent assault and battery, was accused by Heather Unruh of groping her then 18-year-old son in July 2016 in Nantucket.
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USA Pope Francis calls for 'solidarity' with migrants stranded at sea "It's easy to be the Christmas saint but then come January, February and the summer period we would be told to do the same," Malta's prime minister said. -
USA Kelsey Berreth's parents file wrongful death lawsuit against fiancé The suit seeks damages tied to emotional distress. -
USA Trump's 'I can't hear you' strategy no longer works. And Pelosi knows it | View The end of majority government means that the GOP will have to abandon a strategy that flouts public opinion. -
USA Justice Ginsburg misses Supreme Court oral argument for first time A court spokeswoman said Ginsburg, who is 85, was working from home while recuperating from surgery. -
United Kingdom Labour will 'be punished' if it allows Brexit to happen, poll shows The UK's Labour Party stands to suffer huge supporter losses should it allow Brexit to go ahead, the biggest voters' poll since the 2016 referendum has found -
United Kingdom UK creates fake traffic jam of 89 lorries to test no-deal readiness Dozens of lorries took part in a traffic congestion test near the channel tunnel on Monday morning, in a rehearsal of what could be in store for a potential no-deal Brexit scenario. -
Portugal Watch: Children in Portuguese village smoke to celebrate Epiphany Villagers have defended the tradition. "It is a normal tradition for us because it has existed for many years," resident Rui Sergio said. -
Spain The trial of Catalan referendum leaders casts a long shadow over the EU's credibility | View Leaders of the 2017 Catalan independence referendum are facing a combined total of 217 years in prison for inciting rebellion. Defending their rights is in the self-interest of Europe if it wants to remain a leading force for democracy. -
Turkey Six killed as cargo ship sinks off Turkey's coast Six people were killed after a Panama-flagged cargo ship reportedly carrying coal sent a distress signal while en route to Turkey, according to AP quoting government officials. -
United Kingdom Watch: Theresa May launches National Health Service plan British Prime Minister Theresa May is launching a new 10-year plan to help the NHS meet key targets. -
Markets Asian shares enjoy relief rally, Sino-U.S. trade talks loom Asian shares enjoy relief rally, Sino-U.S. trade talks loom -
World Ireland braces itself amid uncertainty over Britain’s next steps As the UK prepares for a week of debate ahead of the vote on the EU-UK Withdrawal Agreement next week, Dublin is bracing itself amid the uncertainty over Britain’s next steps. -
France France marks four years since Charlie Hebdo attack France marks four years since Charlie Hebdo attack. -
World News Saudi teen seeking asylum barricades herself in Thai hotel room "They won't let me drive or travel. I am oppressed. I love life and work and I am very ambitious but my family is preventing me from living." -
Thailand UN says Saudi woman in Thailand is refugee, refers her to Australia for resettlement The UN refugee agency has determined that a Saudi woman who fled her family and refused to leave a Bangkok hotel room is a legitimate refugee, and has asked Australia to consider resettling her. -
World News Soldiers announce coup 'to restore democracy' to Gabon President Ali Bongo's family has ruled the oil-producing West African country for nearly half a century. He is receiving medical treatment in Morocco. -
World Yellow vest protests continue into eighth week France's Yellow Vest protestors were back on the streets for the eighth consecutive weekend in cities across the country. Up to 4,000 people joined the protest at its height in Paris on Saturday as French security forces deployed tear gas and protestors lit fires. -
World Cardinal accused of paedophile cover-up says Vatican told him to 'avoid a scandal' The Archbishop of Lyon, Philippe Barbarin, Monday stands trial on charges of failing to report abuse by a priest in his diocese. He's accused of knowing about the sexual abuse by Father Bernard Preynat long before it became public knowledge. -
Russia Putin celebrates Christmas with orthodox Christians in St Petersburg Orthodox Christians have begun celebrations to mark Christmas with special midnight masses across the country. President Vladimir Putin joined them for mass in St Petersburg. -
Earth News The truth behind propylene glycol Or the most popular ingredient found in lifestyle products from beauty cosmetics to processed food. -
World Pope intervenes in latest migrant vessel row Pope Francis has used his Epiphany address to urge European leaders to welcome 49 migrants stranded aboard two humanitarian rescue ships in the Mediterranean. -
Egypt Why is El-Sisi's move to open Egypt's biggest cathedral vital for Coptic Christians? President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi inaugurated Egypt's largest church on Sunday on the eve of Coptic Christmas, sending a message of tolerance and unity in the predominantly Muslim country. -
Gabon Gabon: Two suspects killed and seven captured in failed coup attempt Two suspects were killed and seven captured were captured after military officers in Gabon staged an apparent coup attempt early on Monday, seizing the state radio station and declaring their dissatisfaction with President Ali Bongo. -
World News Hard to digest: Inmates eat holiday steak during shutdown while prison workers go unpaid Some Florida prisoners mocked the guards while feasting on a New Year's Day lunch of grilled steak, garlic macaroni biscuits and holiday pies, worker says. -
World News A Grindr harassment suit could change the legal landscape for tech — and free speech Months of harassment led Matthew Herrick to file a lawsuit against the dating app — and he's using laws meant to protect consumers from dangerous products to do so. -
World News Malaysia's king abdicates after Russian marriage rumours Abdication is the first since the country gained independence from Britain. -
World News David Rhodes leaving as head of CBS News Rhodes, who fired Charlie Rose, will be succeeded by Susan Zirinsky, the inspiration for Holly Hunter's character in the movie "Broadcast News." -
World News Democrats hedge on Trump impeachment after inflammatory remarks "I wouldn't have said it that way," Democratic Rep. Adam Smith of Washington said. -
World News Government shutdown enters third week as politicians point fingers "I may declare a national emergency dependent on what's going to happen over the next few days," Trump said Sunday. -
World News Mudslides shut down Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu Parts of the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu will remain closed until at least Monday, the department said. -
World News See which celebrities brought their families to the Golden Globes The Golden Globes made for the perfect family outing! -
USA In pictures: Highlights of the Golden Globes 2019 Take a look at some of the best pictures from the 76th Golden Globes Awards. -
World News 'The Good Place' star Jameela Jamil wore jeans underneath her Golden Globes dress Sometimes an "experienced woman" needs to wear jeans to a major awards show. -
World News Capes, velvet, bows and more! See the trends that ruled the Golden Globes See the trends that ruled the red carpet. -
World News Christian Bale credits Satan for Dick Cheney inspiration in 'Vice' During his Golden Globes acceptance speech, Christian Bale credits Satan for inspiration on how to play Dick Cheney in "Vice" -
World News Europe briefing: French cardinal on trial and Brexit vote nears We look back at the top stories from around Europe that you need to know about today. -
World News Full list of Golden Globes winners And the winner is...Here are all the winners and nominees of the 2019 Golden Globe Awards -
World News Golden Globes red carpet: All the must-see fashion from Hollywood's big night Golden Globes red carpet 2019: See the Golden Globes fashion, dresses and best-dressed from the night.