13 December 2019 | Euronews
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No Comment French actress Juliette Binoche celebrated at European Film Awards She has starred in the films such as Chocolat, Three Colors: Blue and The English Patient. Now Juliette Binoche has been recognised for her impressive back catalogue. -
USA Supreme Court agrees to consider whether Trump's tax records should be released By granting review of these cases now, the justices made it possible for them to be heard during the current court term. -
USA Indigenous leader Alberto Curamil, a 'green Nobel' winner, acquitted in Chile But supporters in Chile and elsewhere worry about his safety in a region where many environmental activists have paid with their lives. -
My Europe Series Climate commitments and Conservative clarity EU leaders strived to stay on track with climate neutrality goals for 2050, while keeping one eye on the outcome of the UK elections, welcoming the 'clarity' of the results. -
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United Kingdom UK PM tells Sturgeon he's against a second Scottish independence vote No sooner had Boris Johnson seemingly solved the legacy of one referendum, so another reared its head again. -
USA Democratic candidates threaten to boycott presidential debate over labor dispute The faceoff is schedule for Thursday in Los Angeles at Loyala Marymount University, where workers are planning a picket. -
No Comment No comment videos of the week: Banksy, bananas and banners as art takes centre stage Here is a selection of the best no comment videos from this week. -
No Comment Heavy rain and cold weather hits migrants on Greek island of Lesbos Migrants and asylum seekers already endure "inhumane" living conditions on the Greek island of Lesbos. Now they've got heavy rain and cold weather to contend with, too. -
USA Soccer star Megan Rapinoe endorses Warren in 2020 Democratic primary "Consider me team Warren," Rapinoe said in a video she shared of her and the Massachusetts senator on Friday. -
No Comment Algeria protesters say they reject 'fake' election results Tens of thousands took to the streets after ex-Prime Minister Abdelmadjid Tebboune triumphed in Algeria's presidential elections. -
Sport World Judo Masters day two: a good day for the Netherlands World Judo Masters day two: a good day for the Dutch and a shock defeat for France's Clarisse Agbegnenou -
USA Trump says he see political benefit in dragging out impeachment trial Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has been pushing for a shorter trial with limited witnesses. -
Earth News Gamifying kindness: 'Why a positive energy app can change the world' There’s little the digital age hasn’t turned into a game. From dating to exercise. Now, it's kindness. -
United Kingdom East Dunbartonshire or bust: Seeing the decline of Jo Swinson Reporting from the now former Lib Dem leader's constituency was a gamble, but sadly for Swinson, it became the story she never wanted. -
Adventures Balloon trip gives passengers a real bird’s eye view of the desert Balloon trips are a big attraction for tourists the world over. But in Dubai, hot air ballooning comes with a twist. -
USA South Korean protesters destroy portraits of U.S. ambassador Demonstrators are angered by President Trump's push to get Seoul to pay billions of dollars more towards its defense. -
USA Proposed U.S. sanctions on Russian pipeline would help Ukraine in stand-off with Moscow The U.S. sanctions could delay Russia's Nord Stream II gas project for several years by targeting Western firms that help install the deep-sea pipelines. -
United Kingdom How did a 1.2 per cent vote share increase lead to a Conservative landslide? Euronews answers The difference between May's vote haul and Johnson's is not nearly as large as the 2019 result makes out. -
No Comment A hero's welcome for Boris at No.10 British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was given a hero's welcome on December 13, as he returned to 10 Downing Street from Buckingham Palace, where he had asked the Queen for permission to form a new government. -
No Comment The torch relay for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics will kick off in Fukushima Tens of thousands still haven't recovered in Fukushima, displaced by nuclear radiation and unable to return to deserted places like Futaba. Time stopped in the town of 7,100 when disaster stuck on March 11, 2011. -
World News This week in pictures: volcano eruption, UK Conservative landslide win, French strikes prolonged This week a volcano erupted in New Zealand taking lives, Boris Johnson's Conservatives won the election in UK, the climate activist Greta Thunberg was named Time magazine's Person of the Year. Here's a look on this week in pictures carefully selected for you. -
USA Intel broke ranks in releasing pay data. Will other tech companies follow? Intel is so far the only company to release the data publicly, according to organizations that advocate for equal pay — and the numbers were not flattering. -
Business Planet Trillions at stake: how to get a slice of the public pie Business Planet travels to Denmark to look at the opportunities and challenges faced by small and medium sized firms when it comes to winning lucrative public sector contracts. -
World Sharjah Entrepreneurship Festival: Akon & Kanye West to run in US elections? Thousands of attendees, including the founders of many regional startups, attended the two-day Sharjah Entrepreneurship Festival (SEF) this November -
World A look under the hood of a homegrown Tunisian car brand Tunisian motor company WallysCar was set up by two brothers who had no prior experience in mechanical engineering. -
Business Planet 'It's a win-win': why small companies should aim big There's a perception that small companies are excluded from lucrative government contracts. But should they be? Business Planet meets a man who plays a key role in awarding public contracts to private companies. -
World News We need to stop pretending that we do enough to curtail terrorists’ online influence ǀ View We are living in times of global terrorism, unlike any we have known before. This is a terror that thrives through its enduring online presence. The time has come and gone for relying on the goodwill of the tech industry and their unfulfilled promises of self-regulation. -
USA Video shows bald eagle entangled with octopus freed by fishermen A bald eagle, probably looking for food, got tangled with a Pacific Octopus in waters off Quatsino, Canada, said a fishing company that separated them.. -
Europe News EU leaders welcome Brexit 'clarity' Getting Brexit done is what the EU can now focus on after the UK elections returned a clear majority for Boris Johnson's Conservative party. The bloc is now focusing on the future without the UK. -
USA How Boris Johnson used Brexit populism to storm to victory in U.K. election Analysis: A simple message, changing voter behavior and Brexit fatigue propelled the Conservatives to a big win. -
USA Corbyn's UK defeat was bad news for Sanders, Warren and America's left 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 In unrelenting tweetstorm, Trump praises GOP anti-impeachment "warriors," hits Pelosi The president tweeted or retweed more than 115 times on Thursday. On Friday, he picked up right where he left off. -
USA WH counsel Cipollone expected to defend Trump in Senate impeachment trial The House Judiciary Committee is expected to vote Friday on two articles of impeachment. -
Bulgaria The EU’s first Public Prosecutor has her work cut out for her tackling corruption in Bulgaria ǀ View Laura Kövesi, who was appointed as the EU’s first chief public prosecutor, has a long track record of fighting corruption in her native Romania. Yet, is a solid résumé enough to tackle the immense challenge before this new EU institution? -
USA Trump congratulates Britain's Johnson on his 'great win' Johnson has promised a quick departure from the European Union, potentially freeing Washington and London to strike a new trade deal. -
United Kingdom Tactics and pacts: Why is the Northern Irish election result significant? Tactics, votes and alliances - the Northern Irish case throws up a host of issues. -
United Kingdom Election done. What's the next stage in the Brexit negotiations? The UK general election has given a large majority to the British Conservatives, allowing PM Boris Johnson a comfortable margin to pass his Brexit deal in parliament. So what's next in the Brexit saga? -
Focus Health innovations - the young Europeans dreaming up creative solutions for healthcare The European Health Parliament meets in Brussels to come up with innovative policies for future healthcare -
Germany One dead and 25 injured in German residential building explosion Police recovered gas canisters and World War I ammunition from one of the flats. -
USA House Republicans narrow in on potential Democratic defectors for final impeachment votes Republicans leaders are focused on as many as eight Democrats from districts Trump won in 2016. -
United Kingdom Europe reacts: Time frame for post-Brexit trade deal 'is challenging', says EU chief Boris Johnson's resounding victory means the Withdrawal Agreement should be passed by the House of Commons quickly. -
United Kingdom Nationalists win big in Northern Ireland, prompting calls for border poll Nationalists said the result paved the way towards a vote on whether there should be a united Ireland, as Prime Minister Boris Johnson won a crushing victory across the union. -
Europe News EU leaders agree on climate neutrality by 2050, Poland to go 'at own pace' Discussions focused on funds for eastern European states to transition away from fossil fuels, while keeping nuclear power in the mix, but the deadline is a bit more flexible for one country. -
United Kingdom UK Liberal Democrats to elect new leader in new year after Jo Swinson loses seat After less than six months in the job, Jo Swinson is to be replaced as leader of the Liberal Democrats. -
USA Boris Johnson's Conservatives win decisive victory in crucial election The results bring the biggest Parliamentary majority since Margaret Thatcher won convincingly for the party in 1987. -
USA New Zealand team recovers 6 bodies from island after volcanic eruption Two people remain unaccounted for as the search operation continues. -
United Kingdom New independence vote looms in Scotland after nationalists' crushing victory Scotland must be allowed to hold another referendum on its place inside the United Kingdom following the crushing victory of the nationalists in the election, leader Nicola Sturgeon said on Friday. -
United Kingdom UK Election 2019 Flash Digest: All you need to know in 90 seconds Just woken up? Here are the key developments from the UK general election -
United Kingdom General selection: The best pictures from the UK's parliamentary poll General selection: The best pictures from the UK's parliamentary poll -
United Kingdom Jeremy Corbyn 'must stand down immediately', say Jewish Labour Labour lost seats in northern England that they had held for generations. Jewish Labour say Corbyn is responsible for moral failures. -
USA McConnell: 'There's no chance' Trump is removed from office "The case is so darn weak coming from the House," the Senate Majority Leader said on Thursday. "We know how it's going to end." -
USA Jeremy Corbyn to step down as Labour leader after crushing defeat "Labour has to face some hard truths — this was not just about Corbyn but the broader worldview and an economic plan that so many people did not believe." -
United Kingdom UK election 2019: Did you think being a TV reporter was glamorous? Have a look behind the scenes of the UK General Elections with Euronews' Tadgh Enright. -
The Cube UK election 2019: Were the parties' campaign tactics dirty? There were accusations of disinformation and fact-checking claims across the political spectrum as the fight for votes intensified. -
United Kingdom Dogs at polling stations once again take centre stage on election day #dogsatpollingstations was once again trending early on in the British election. -
USA Facebook wants to integrate Instagram and Whatsapp. The U.S. government may try to stop it. Facebook has been the subject of an antitrust investigation by the Federal Trade Commission, the federal government's main business regulator.