25 December 2019 | Euronews
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No Comment Australian firefighters tackle bushfires on Christmas Day as temperatures ease A brief period of milder conditions are giving South Australia's Country Fire Service a chance at bringing a 25,000-hectare blaze to heel. -
No Comment Berlin swimmers take the plunge for Christmas They took a dip in a lake near Berlin, but some said it was too warm. -
No Comment Typhoon Phanfone brings flash floods to Philippines Typhone vPhanfone has maximum sustained winds of up to 140 kph (87mph), -
World News Pomp, politics & prayers as world leaders offer their Christmas wisdom World leaders and others took to social media at Christmas to offer their words of wisdom. -
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Crimea Ukraine opens probe into Russian train on new bridge to Crimea Ukrainian officials say the first Russian train to arrive at Sevastapol illegally carried people across the Ukrainian border. -
Syria 216,000 civilians have fled homes amid Syria offensive in Idlib — relief group Government forces have been bombarding southern and eastern Idlib province, the last rebel stronghold in the war-torn country, since late November. -
USA GOP Sen. Murkowski 'disturbed' by McConnell comments about impeachment trial The Alaska lawmaker is seen as one of the few Republicans who could break from her party on a Senate vote to convict Trump. -
Tunisia Turkey's Erdogan makes surprise Tunisia visit to discuss Libya Erdogan reiterated that Turkey would send soldiers to Libya if invited by Tripoli — a promise that infuriated the rival Libyan government in Benghazi. -
USA Months after devastating fire, Notre Dame 'is not out of danger' Cathedral's congregation, clergy and choir held Christmas celebrations at the Saint-Germain l'Auxerrois Church across from the Louvre Museum. -
USA ESPN's Ed Aschoff dead at 34 after battling pneumonia The reporter recently announced on social media that he had contracted an illness while covering the Ohio State-Michigan football game. -
USA Taliban ambush peace convoy in Afghanistan, abducting activists The militants stage near-daily attacks targeting Afghan and U.S. forces despite ongoing peace talks with the U.S. -
Netherlands Christmas loneliness: How much solitude is there across Europe? The remarkable story of why the Netherlands is on a drive to tackle loneliness, and how the problem is being taken increasingly seriously around Europe. -
France Notre Dame rector: '50 percent' chance cathedral structure might not be saved Monsignor Patrick Chauvet said the fire-damaged Notre Dame is so fragile that “there is maybe a 50% chance that it will be saved." -
United Kingdom Prince Andrew joins royals as they celebrate Christmas in Norfolk Notable absentees were Harry and Meghan, who are spending Christmas in Canada, and Prince Philip, 98, who left hospital on Christmas Eve. -
USA Our crazy politics year: From buying Greenland to Giuliani butt-dials to live-streaming dental work As 2019 comes to a close, it's time to look back at the lighter side of campaigns, candidates and elected officials, including the president. -
No Comment Mexicans visit giant baby Jesus statue to toast Christmas Thousands of Mexicans have paid a visit to one of the world's largest baby Jesus figures to celebrate the birth of Christ. -
Romania Thirty years on, what is the legacy of communism in Romania? Thirty years after the end of Nicolae Ceaușescu's regime, Romanians, like others in former Communist countries, show little trust in government institutions. -
No Comment Queen and her heirs bake festive treats together Britain's Queen Elizabeth and her heirs spent time baking festive treats together in the run-up to Christmas. -
Ireland Irish priest on wheels scoots out of Christmas Eve mass Doug Leddin, one of several congregation members to film the priest's Christmas departure on a scooter, said it was a "great fun moment." -
Italy 'I think of the children in Yemen' says Pope Francis in Christmas message at Vatican "There is darkness in human hearts but the light of Christ is greater," Pope Francis told the crowd at St Peter's Square on Christmas morning. -
USA 'Even the worst of us': Don't let Church failings drive you away, Pope urges Catholics "Whatever goes wrong in our lives, whatever doesn't work in the Church, whatever problems there are in the world, will no longer serve as an excuse." -
USA Questions over disgraced prince hang over queen as royals celebrate Christmas Prince William gives his youngest son a kiss in a new photo taken by his wife and released for Christmas. -
USA U.S. has 'no right' to Syrian oil, adviser to President Assad says Bouthaina Shaaban was referring to President Donald Trump's declaration earlier this year that the U.S. would "keep" Syrian oil. -
USA Top chess player reportedly won't play for Iran due to ban on Israeli players Alireza Firouzja "has told us that he wants to change his nationality," the president of Iran's Chess Federation said. -
USA How social media has changed in the past decade, according to its influencers As the decade comes to a close, NBC News asked the content creators who've shaped internet culture to reflect on the 2010s. -
Burkina Faso Terrorists kill 35 civilians in Burkina Faso attack The attack was one of the most deadly in the West African nation's history. -
USA 35 civilians, 80 jihadists killed in attack in Burkina Faso Seven members of the security forces who responded also were killed.