10 December 2019 | Euronews
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Algeria Protesters out in force ahead of Algeria's presidential election In the wake of months of demonstrations in Algeria, two former prime ministers and other senior political figures were jailed for corruption, in an apparent attempt to calm protests. -
France How can France best reform its pensions system? The French pensions system is complex: it is composed of 42 different systems, based on the specificities of each sector. Merging these into one "universal" points-based system was one of Macron's key campaign pledges. But how can it best be done? -
USA Trump target Lisa Page sues DOJ, FBI for 'unwanted invasion of privacy' Page filed suit one day after a DOJ inspector general found there was no evidence that her and Strzok's complaints about Trump effected the Russia probe -
United Kingdom 'I'll do what I can': In Glasgow South, a Liberal Democrat fights a losing battle Ahead of the general election on Thursday, Euronews looks at how Glasgow South is a microcosm of Liberal Democrat decline -
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USA Trump pays $2 million for misusing his charity, New York attorney general says The court-ordered settlement money will go to eight charities. -
USA New York attorney general intensifies investigation into the NRA New York Attorney General Letitia James issued a new, wide-ranging subpoena in the probe, a person familiar with the document told NBC News. -
USA Former Trump campaign aide Rick Gates should get probation, prosecutors say Gates testified against former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort and former Trump campaign adviser Roger Stone. Both were convicted. -
USA Former top Mexican cop charged with protecting El Chapo's cartel Genaro Garcia Luna was charged with accepting millions of dollars in bribes in exchange for providing protection to the Sinaloa Cartel. -
No Comment Protesters target Japan and world leaders at COP25 Demonstrators have been making their voices heard at the COP25 climate change conference in Madrid. -
Europe News The Brief: The EU's diplomatic dilemma over Iran's petrol protests A violent crackdown on recent protests and internet restrictions in Iran present diplomatic challenges for the EU as it attempts a balancing act of keeping the Iran nuclear deal alive while standing firm on human rights. -
United Kingdom UK election: 'Getting Brexit done is going to take decades' says Jonathan Coe The author of "Middle England" gives his thoughts to Euronews on Thursday's general election and the ongoing aftershock of the 2016 EU referendum. -
Cinema The Favourite lives up to its name at European cinema's night of nights It was the clear winner at the European Film Awards in Berlin, picking up a total of eight awards, including Best Film and Best Director for Yorgos Lanthimos. -
USA Barr thinks FBI may have acted in 'bad faith' in probing Trump campaign's links to Russia "I think our nation was turned on its head for 3 years based on a bogus narrative," said the attorney general in an exclusive interview with Pete Williams. -
Next Series Astronaut Luca Parmitano talks water recycling in space "On the space station, we already recover 95% of the water onboard," explains Euronews space correspondent and ESA astronaut Luca Parmitano. -
Russia Russian court convicts 11 people over 2017 St Petersburg metro bombing 15 people were killed and more than 50 others wounded when a suicide bomber detonated a device on a subway train in April 2017. -
Spain What are carbon markets and why are they the talk of COP25 in Madrid? Carbon markets or credits are dominating the COP25 climate change conference and have been described as a new kind of neocolonialism. Here is our explainer on what they are and why they are important. -
Europe News The EU's Green dreams The new European Commission will unveil its Green Deal Wednesday to overhaul legislation and free up funds with the aim to make the EU climate neutral by 2050, but critics say the proposals don't match the ambitions. -
Economy Greece woos wealthy foreigners with 'non-dom' scheme Greece woos wealthy foreigners with 'non-dom' scheme -
Azerbaijan Snap parliamentary elections could kick-start a new democratic era in Azerbaijan ǀ View Our institutions will have to change and better adapt themselves to the basic needs of our population, such as clean air, clean water and clean energy. This will only be possible with a new political mind-set and with a greater role for younger generations. -
United Kingdom Santa on his bench: Banksy highlights homelessness with new artwork Banksy's artwork on a wall in Birmingham uses a depiction of Santa on his sleigh to raise the issue of growing homelessness in the UK ahead of this week's general election -
Spain 'COP25 is a failure', say climate activists For Fridays for Future activists, seven days was enough to describe the summit as a 'failure'. -
USA Read the articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump Democratic leaders announced the articles — one for abuse of power, the other for obstruction of Congress — earlier Tuesday. -
Sudan Meet the activist that explains climate change through Islam Climate change activist Lina Yassir uses Islam to get her environmental message across in profoundly religious Sudan -
World News It’s not just carbon emissions posing a threat. Tech waste is a climate disaster in waiting ǀ View Is the climate conversation suffering from its singular focus on carbon emissions, and developing huge, dangerous blind spots towards other environmental threats like electronic waste? -
Sweden Nobel laureates receive awards in ceremony clouded by controversy The decision to award Austrian Author Peter Handke with the 2019 Literature Prize has led to a backlash over his support of the late former Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic. -
USA Reindeer may starve as climate change threatens food supply in Arctic "If we don't find better areas for them where they can graze and find food, then the reindeer will starve to death," said herder Niila Inga. -
USA Democrats unveil formal impeachment charges against Donald Trump Donald Trump to be third US president in history to face impeachment after Democrats unveil formal charges -
Earth News Half of millennials would take a pay cut to save the planet New research shows young people would be willing to reduce their yearly earnings by more than Generation X. -
USA America's information system is broken First Read is your briefing from "Meet the Press" and the NBC Political Unit on the day's most important political stories and why they matter. -
USA American couple on honeymoon in New Zealand severely burned by volcano At least six people are confirmed dead and eight others who are missing are presumed dead after the eruption on White Island. -
USA Trump blasts FBI director for backing IG report that 2016 campaign probe was justified "With that kind of attitude, he will never be able to fix the FBI," the president tweeted. -
Sweden Roxette singer Marie Fredriksson dies aged 61 It must have been love, but it's over now. -
World News Victoria Falls runs dry: See how the worst drought in a century is hitting the tourist attraction These are the photos that show Victoria Falls before and during the drought currently hitting the region. -
USA 'The most contentious area in the field': Scientists split on how climate change has affected hurricanes While scientists say global warming is to blame for wetter storms, no consensus exists for such a link to storm strength. -
Myanmar Aung San Suu Kyi denies genocide in Myanmar Hague hearing The Nobel Peace Prize laureate denies genocide against muslims in second day of Hague hearing -
Norway Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed receives Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo Since March 2018, Ahmed, 43, he resumed talks with Eritrea, negotiated a peace agreement and agreed on the borders set by an international commission in 2002. He also played a key role in other processes in the region, according to the Nobel Committee's ruling. -
No Comment New Zealand volcano eruption: Rescue workers search for those missing after blast on White Island The volcano eruption on White Island has killed six people. Rescue workers are hunting for those missing after the blast. -
USA U.K. heads into pivotal 'Brexit election': Who's who and why does it matter? This, the 19th general election of Queen Elizabeth II's reign, could turn out to be the most important. -
World British expat in Spain 'frustrated' as 15 year rule bars her from vote 60% of all British nationals resident in EU countries will be unable to vote in the UK's 2nd General Election in three years, which takes place on Thursday. They are barred from doing so because of a 2002 law which prevents people voting after 15 years. -
Europe News North Macedonia FM prepared to go solo for EU accession bid North Macedonia FM prepared to go solo for EU accession bid -
USA The IG report shows the way the FBI gets warrants to spy on Americans is a mess Analysis: Something Trump's DOJ and the ACLU agree on — the IG report on the Russia probe shows the process for getting secret warrants is badly flawed. -
USA Nobel winner Suu Kyi to defend Myanmar at U.N. genocide hearing Some 700,000 minority Rohingya fled to Bangladesh to escape what has been called an ethnic cleansing campaign involving mass rapes and killings. -
No Comment 'Stop Putin's war!' topless Femen protesters yell ahead of Ukraine summit in Paris Police apprehended on Monday (December 9) topless Femen protesters who chanted slogans against Russia's leader outside the Elysee presidential palace in Paris ahead of a Ukraine crisis summit. -
USA 6 dead after man opens fire in Czech hospital waiting room Attacker shot at people's heads from close range, prime minister says. -
Europe News Copenhagen green city goals Copenhagen is known for its bikes and green outlook - but what are the latest ways the Nordic nation is trying to lead the way on cutting back on carbon? Greg Lory went to find out. -
USA Congress reaches deal on paid parental leave for government employees If passed and signed into law, it would be the first major benefit expansion for federal workers since the 1993 Family and Medical Leave Act, which provides 12 weeks of unpaid leave. -
Czech Republic Gunman kills himself after shooting seven dead in Czech hospital Police said they found the perpetrator dead in his car from an apparent suicide. -
Chile Chile military plane missing with 38 on way to Antarctica In a statement early Tuesday, the air force said the plane had not been heard from in more than seven hours and likely would have run out of fuel around 12:40 a.m. -
USA New Zealand to open criminal probe of deaths in volcano eruption All eight people missing after the eruption of Whakaari White Island, at least one of them an American, are presumed dead, authorities said. -
USA Chilean Air Force plane to Antarctica crashes with 38 people aboard The plane lost radio contact shortly after 6 p.m. Officals later said it had crashed. -
USA Democrats to announce articles of impeachment on Tuesday Announcement of the articles of impeachment would follow a marathon day of hearings on President Donald Trump's dealings with Ukraine. -
USA The GOP's bottom-line Trump defense: Get over it Analysis: Ultimately, most Republicans said Monday at the Judiciary Committee's impeachment hearing, they saw no evil and heard no evil — except when it came to Trump rival Joe Biden. -
USA Trump to meet with Russian foreign minister at White House Tuesday Sergei Lavrov's last meeting with the president came less than 24 hours after news of the firing of FBI Director James Comey, as questions swirled about Trump's relationship with Russia.