7 December 2019 | Euronews
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USA 'Weary' retiring rep says growing number in Congress no longer 'believe in compromise' Rep. Denny Heck also said he will "go to my grave not understanding how some of my colleagues could simply turn the other way and overlook the president's behavior and his misdeeds." -
Chile ‘A rapist in your path’: This Chilean feminist anthem is spreading around the world 'And the fault wasn’t mine, not where I was, not how I dressed. You are the rapist.' These chilling lyrics sung by thousands of Chilean feminists to protest against sexism and sexual violence have taken the internet by storm in the last few weeks. -
USA Saudi Air Force member who killed 3 at U.S. Navy base had watched mass-shooting videos before attack The shooter was at a dinner prior to Friday's rampage at which mass-shooting videos were viewed, an official said. -
United Kingdom Reddit: Classified UK-US document leak linked to Russian operation Jeremy Corbyn has dismissed as “belated conspiracy theories” claims that his party has benefited from classified UK-US trade documents that were leaked online. -
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USA Woman in Netherlands says she leaked secret Chinese documents on Uighur 're-education' camps The documents were the foundation of stories last month by NBC News and journalists around the world on the inner workings of the Uighur camps in China. -
Belarus Mass protests in Belarus over president's meeting with Putin Demonstrators gather in Minsk in Belarus to protest against closer ties with Russia. -
Spotlight Foundation promotes sustainable food production The Barilla Foundation is trying to tackle the climate crisis by promoting sustainable food production. -
Slovakia At least seven killed after gas explosion in Slovakia apartment complex The fire department said one person was still missing after the explosion. -
USA Why moderates are keeping their powder dry on impeachment Analysis: Some Democrats say they don't want to commit to articles they haven't seen. -
USA Heavyweight title fight draws accusations of Saudi 'sportswashing' Ahead of Saturday's world heavyweight boxing title fight, human rights groups accused Riyadh of using sports to rehabilitate its image on he world stage. -
Australia Only rain will put out Australia's raging bushfires, fire chiefs say A three-year drought has left much of the vast country tinder dry and in some areas, fire chiefs say they won't be able to put fires out without rain. -
World News Marine life threatened as oceans lose oxygen due to climate change - report Marine life is increasingly threatened by oceans losing oxygen, a new report said. -
Iraq Protesters killed in Iraq hours after US sanctions Iraqi militia leaders The attack came mere hours after the United States moved against three Iranian-backed Iraqi paramilitary leaders, slapping financial sanctions on them over deadly attacks against protesters. -
World News Chinese-American and Iranian men freed in prisoner swap between US and Iran Iranian Massoud Soleimani and Chinese-American Xiyue Wang were released in "prisoner swap" between two countries that have seen heightened tensions recently. -
France How successful was the December 5th strike in France? The interior ministry said roughly 800,000 people protested, whereas the CGT trade union put their estimate at 1.5 million. -
USA American student freed in prisoner swap after three years in Iran jail Wang was released after more than three years in a Tehran jail in exchange for Iranian Massoud Soleimani, who was held by the U.S. for violating sanctions. -
USA Trump: King Salman offers condolences after Saudi kills three at US naval base in Florida The shooting in Pensacola was the second shooting at a US naval base in one week. -
USA Congress nearing deal on paid parental leave for government workers If passed, it would mark the first time the federal government has guaranteed civilian employees access to paid parental leave. -
USA Uber riders and drivers share fears about safety after company releases assault numbers Uber noted in its report that assaults happen in a small fraction of rides, but a criminologist called the data "alarming." -
USA Rep. Duncan Hunter says he will resign after the holidays following guilty plea The embattled Republican congressman from California pleaded guilty on Tuesday to misusing campaign funds.