21 December 2019 | Euronews
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No Comment Protesters clash with Chile's police in Santiago Protesters clashed with police in the streets of Santiago on Friday, as Chile marked a second full month of unprecedented social revolt. -
USA Berlin police evacuate Christmas market that was attacked in 2016 "Currently, our colleagues are working at the #Breitscheidplatz Christmas Market and are clearing it in order to follow up indications of a possibly suspicious object," Berlin police tweeted. -
Australia Australia's biggest forest fire ever rages on near Sydney New South Wales where Sydney lies remains under a state of emergency as around 2000 firefighters struggle to limit around 100 wildfires. But there's no way to put them out completely, only rain could do that. -
Sport Liverpool wins its first ever Club World Cup football title Liverpool defeats Brazilian team, Flamengo, to win its first ever Club World Cup football title -
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World News Colonialism was a 'grave mistake', Macron says during Ivory Coast visit Colonialism was a "grave mistake" and a "serious fault made by the French Republic", French president Emmanuel Macron declared on Saturday from Abidjan, Ivory Coast. -
Germany Berlin Christmas market, scene of 2016 attack, evacuated by police in false alert The report of a "possibly suspicious object" leading to the evacuation of the market was a false alert, the Berlin police said. -
Albania Western Balkan leaders discuss regional cooperation in 'little Schengen' meeting The leaders of Albania, North Macedonia, Serbia and Montenegro met on Saturday to discuss how to deepen regional cooperation in the Western Balkans, including in their quest to join the European Union. -
No Comment Algerians protest as new president Tebboune is sworn in Algerian demonstrators on Friday rejected a call for dialogue by the country's new president, as they continued their month-long movement's demanding institutional reforms. -
World News England's 1966 World Cup winner Martin Peters dies aged 76, his family says England's 1966 World Cup winner Martin Peters dies aged 76, his family says -
USA In Democratic presidential race, labor unions remain cool on 'Medicare for All' plans Candidates have gone to great lengths to win over union support but members don't want to lose hard-earned health care benefits. -
No Comment Venice expects 130cm 'acqua alta' peak A 120-cm peak of the acqua alta (high water) was reached in Venice on Saturday and a 130-cm peak is announced for Sunday. -
World News Protests as Belarus-Russia integration talks deepen Protesters have gathered in Minsk to show their opposition to talks between Russia and Belarus to deepen economic ties. -
World News Eight killed as storm Elsa batters southern Europe Storm Elsa has brought strong gusts of wind up to 160 kph, causing floods, roadblocks, falling trees, persistent blackouts and flight diversions. -
World News Forget a white Christmas, much of Europe is set to be grey Unseasonable warm winds and rain mean a gloomy, snow-free festive season for many. -
No Comment Artist Banksy unveils dark nativity in Bethlehem Banksy has made his own contribution to Christmas. -
Finland Q: How do you solve a problem like homelessness? A: Speak to Finland As governments around Europe grapple with how to tackle rising homelessness, one country stands head and shoulders above the rest. -
India India protests: Death toll rises to 17 as clashes between police and demonstrators continue OP Singh, the chief of police in Uttar Pradesh state, says more police have died in clashes over the proposed citizenship law which critics say discriminates against Muslims -
Germany Nord Stream 2 pipeline construction to press on despite US sanctions Construction on the new Nord Stream 2 pipeline will press on despite the introduction of US sanctions, the group behind the gas pipe project announced on Saturday. -
USA Russia vows to push ahead with gas pipeline despite Trump sanctions The U.S. has long opposed the 750-mile Nord Stream 2 pipeline, arguing it will leave Europe overly dependent on Russia for energy supply. -
Sport Carlo Ancelotti: Everton appoint ex-Real Madrid coach as their new manager Everton said their new manager was one of the most successful in the world. -
No Comment Helicopters battle raging bushfires in Australia Helicopters battle raging bushfires in Australia -
New Zealand Assault weapons ban will make New Zealand safer, government says It came after the killing of 51 worshipppers at two mosques during Friday prayers in Christchurch last March. -
USA Bystander who used narwhal tusk to stop terror attack speaks out "I hope that the part I played in these terrible events can be used for good," said Darryn Frost. -
USA Donald Trump officially launches Space Force with signing ceremony in Florida The new military force is the first to be created in the US for 70 years -
Croatia Croatia goes to the polls in presidential race as Kolinda Grabar- Kitarovic aims for second term Kolinda Grabar- Kitarovic is looking to win a second term in office as she faces challengers from the right and the left -
United Kingdom The death of the Left? UK's Labour fights for survival after election drubbing The party's Corbyn faction and centre-left wing are engaged in an all-out war over what the future of the party should be. -
USA New Zealanders hand in 50,000 guns after assault weapon ban The government banned the most lethal types of semi-automatic weapons less than a month after a lone gunman in March killed 51 worshippers at two Christchurch mosques. -
Russia Moscow shooting: Gunman was a "loner" who was a member of a rifle club Yevgeny Manyurov killed two FSB officers and wounded five civillians when he opened fire outside the FSB building in Moscow on Thursday