16 December 2019 | Euronews
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USA Boeing to suspend production of 737 Max in January after fatal crashes The company said it did not expect to have any layoffs. -
Italy Italy approves €900 million rescue for bank Popolare di Bari The Italian government bailed out Popolare di bari for €900 million on Sunday. -
USA Democratic Rep. faces rowdy town hall after announcing support for impeachment The vulnerable Michigan congresswoman was met with cheers and jeers as she explained her reasons to a divided district. -
USA Judge rejects Michael Flynn's attacks on the FBI, accuses his lawyers of plagiarism In a 92-page ruling, a federal judge dismissed Flynn's argument that he was targeted by politically motivated federal agents. -
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USA Rick Gates, former Trump campaign official and Manafort partner, to be sentenced Tuesday Prosecutors aren't opposed to no jail time following his extensive cooperation with federal investigators. -
Germany Police arrest 11 across Europe in counterfeit euro banknotes investigation The criminal group had sold more than 26,000 counterfeit banknotes worth €1.3 million -
The Cube Arsenal footballer Mesut Ozil 'misled' over Uighurs, says China The German footballer of Turkish descent weighed in on China's treatment of Muslims. On Weibo, fans in China were seen burning or cutting up Arsenal shirts featuring his name. -
Ecotech Qatar to adopt driverless public transport options The country has done a deal with Volkswagen Group to provide autonomous vehicles for large and small groups. -
Next Series Astronauts conduct health experiment and spacewalk at International Space Station Euronews space correspondent and European Space Agency (ESA) astronaut Luca Parmitano has sent the latest instalment of Space Chronicles, a series in which he documents his experiences on the International Space Station (ISS) over a six-month period. -
USA Private investigation of billionaire murders in Canada comes to end Barry and Honey Sherman were found in December 2017 hanging by belts from a railing that surrounds their indoor pool. -
France French strikes latest: Unions warn no 'Christmas truce' in sight as protests continue Power was cut to 100,000 homes and offices, schools were closed, roads blocked and public transport crippled on Tuesday as protests were staged across France in support of the general strike over pension reform. -
Focus New era for Benidorm as resort embraces sustainability Known for its spectacular beaches, iconic skyline and lively summer life, Benidorm is on a mission to improve its sustainability and inclusion. -
Germany Grave of top Nazi official Rheinhard Heydrich dug up in Berlin Heydrich's grave was unmarked, suggesting the perpetrators had insider knowledge. -
World News Europe is woefully unprepared for future deadly disease outbreaks ǀ View New research by the Economist Intelligence Unit has identified severe weaknesses in countries’ abilities to prevent, detect and respond to significant disease outbreaks. -
USA Burglars nab jewelry worth $64 million from British model's home A spokesman said the 35-year-old had been left "angry and shaken" after the burglars apparently evaded security officers. -
No Comment Australia firefighters battle expanding Gospers Mountain blaze Firefighters urged residents to evacuate areas near Gospers Mountain as a bushfire that has razed almost 400,000 hectares approached residential areas -
France Far-right royalists claim responsibility for violent rampage in Le Mans Sunday's chaos followed a rally of royalists held to commemorate a murderous episode of the Vendée War in 1793. -
USA Supreme Court won't disturb ruling against anti-homeless law By refusing to hear the case, the court leaves in place a lower court ruling that said Idaho's ban on sleeping outside violated the Constitution. -
USA Inspectors warn unsafe pork could make its way to consumers under Trump rule change The new process will speed up the processing lines and reduce the number of inspectors. -
USA Trump suggests he'll debate Democratic nominee, but avoid traditional host "As President, the debates are up to me, and there are many options, including doing them directly," Trump tweeted. -
Switzerland FIFA sues Blatter, Platini over 'illicit' €1.8 million payment Blatter had "no legal basis" to authorise the 2011 payment to Platini, a FIFA investigation ruled in 2015. -
Smart Regions EU renewable energy project lights the way in Croatia and Serbia A European Union-funded renewable energy project is helping to build bridges in the Balkans – and saving money at the same time. -
USA Climate summit ends in 'disappointment' as big decisions delayed "The future of international cooperation on climate change is not looking good, but it's not clear what the alternative would be," one expert said. -
Cyprus Football could be the level playing field to start the healing process in a divided Cyprus ǀ View Reunifying the national team after 65 years of separation could be the strongest confidence building measure to restore the bond between the Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities, as well as spark new life into a withering team. -
Europe News The Brief: Catalan question and European Parliament immunity This week could be a crucial one for legal proceedings in the case of jailed and exiled Catalan politicians. -
USA There are two ways to look at Trump's unchanging poll numbers on impeachment 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. -
Libya What are the implications of Turkey's military pledge to Libya? | Euronews answers After Erdogan pledged military support to Tripoli, how might Europe respond? | Euronews answers -
France French doctors warn of 'dying' public hospitals amid healthcare strikes "The hospital is dying," 600 French doctors have warned, threatening to quit if the French Health Minister does not negotiate with them about the future of France's public health service. -
France French pension reform chief Jean-Paul Delevoye resigns over undeclared income The High Commissioner for Pensions decided to resign "on his own initiative" according to the Elysee. -
USA U.S. pleas with North Korea to restart nuclear talks "It is time for us to do our jobs. Let's get this done," the U.S. envoy to North Korea said. -
USA Why is this tiny Pacific Ocean nation getting VIP treatment in Beijing? In recent years Micronesia has increasingly turned to Beijing for much needed investments and economic aid. -
Climate Now How extreme can our climate become? Expert analysis at COP25 With 2019 likely to be one of the warmest years on record, we meet scientists at the COP25 climate negotiations for debate and analysis. -
Travel News Japanese artisans sharpen their traditional skills Craftmanship is an ancient tradition in Japan and artisans in two cities well known for metalwork are blending ancient skills with modern technology. -
USA Parents guilty of murder and raised by radicals, Chesa Boudin is San Francisco's next DA He's a prosecutor with a life story unlike any other — and a very different view of the criminal justice system. -
USA How a Senate presidential impeachment trial works The likely impeachment trial of Donald Trump would be just the third of a president in the nation's history. -
Next Series Scientists unearth the secrets of mushroom compost Getting rid of mushroom compost has become a major logistic and economic challenge for growers, one that is now the focus of a European research project. -
Dubai’s best vegan restaurants The number of plant-based dining options is expanding in the UAE -
No Comment Riccardo Muti conducts Christmas concert in Italian Senate Christmas Concert in the Italian Senate with world-famous director Riccardo Muti conducting the Luigi Cherubini Youth Orchestra. -
Argentina France extradites Argentinian 'butcher' Mario Sandoval The ex-police officer from Argentina, who has lived for more than three decades in France, was extradited for crimes during the military dictatorship. -
USA Protests turn violent for second day in Lebanon's capital The tension reflects deepening divisions in the country that is grappling with a severe liquidity and foreign currency crunch. -
USA House Judiciary Committee publishes full impeachment report to Congress In making its case that President Donald Trump abused his power and obstructed Congress, the committee concludes, "He will almost certainly continue on this course." -
USA House Judiciary Committee publishes full impeachment report In making its case that President Donald Trump abused his power and obstructed Congress, the committee concludes, "President Trump has realized the Framers' worst nightmare." -
Earth News How green is the movie industry? I flew over London in a helicopter to find out Ever wondered how they make Marvel movies? I got a birds eye perspective. -
New Zealand A week on, New Zealand observes minute of silence for volcano victims Just a week after a deadly volcanic eruption which killed at least 16 people, New Zealanders observed a minute of silence on Monday to honour the victims. -
USA Six resign from Rep. Jeff Van Drew's staff as Democrat plans to leave party They said their decision came after reports that their boss is joining the Republican Party. -
India Dozens injured in India as activists clash with police in citizenship law protests Officers using tear gas and batons tried to contain thousands of demonstrators who gathered near a university in Delhi. -
USA Schumer proposes Bolton, Mulvaney testify in Senate impeachment trial The Senate Minority Leader sent a letter to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell Sunday laying out the proposed outlines of impeachment proceedings for President Donald Trump.