26 December 2019 | Euronews
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Israel Netanyahu declares victory in primary election Israeli PM Netanyahu declares victory in the election battle for Likud party leadership -
USA Trump fans upset Canada cut president's 'Home Alone 2' cameo "These edits were done in 2014, when we first acquired the film and before Mr. Trump was elected president," a network spokesman said -
United Kingdom Britain is always 'welcome to come back', EU official writes EU official soothes fears of anti-Brexit voters saying Britain is always "welcome to come back". -
USA Chelsea Clinton responds to GOP congressman's Christmas Eve sneer Rep. Paul Gosar of Arizona mocked her parents in a tweet that featured a video from 1992. -
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Spain UK family who drowned in Costa del Sol pool named Diya and his two children drowned on Christmas Eve while on a family holiday in Spain. -
No Comment Death toll rises as Philippines recovers from typhoon At least 20 people were killed in the typhoon. -
No Comment Putin dons skates to play ice hockey in Moscow The team of Russian president Vladimir Putin emerged victorious from the December 25 encounter in Moscow. -
No Comment Fire destroys around 150 homes in Valparaiso, Chile Authorities suggest the blaze was started deliberately. -
No Comment Skygazers enjoy rare 'ring of fire' solar eclipse Some described it as a 'once-in-a-lifetime' event. -
Musica Comedy without the clichés: Don Pasquale charms Zurich Stage Director Christof Loy has taken a new look at the old classic, ditching the usual clichés to focus instead on the complexity of the characters. -
Russia Russian authorities ramp up pressure on Kremlin opponent Navalny and his allies In two separate cases, Russian authorities raided Alexei Navalny's offices in Moscow on Thursday, while one of his allies was forcibly conscripted. -
Switzerland Six skiers rescued after avalanche in Switzerland Six people were rescued after huge avalanche in Swiss ski resort area. -
Japan Japan executes Chinese national after 16 year death row stint Wei wei was in prison for the murder of a family in 2003. -
Belgium Wolf suspected of eating pet wallaby as 'Christmas meal' in Belgium A roaming wolf likely killed a pet wallaby and injured another in northeastern Belgium -
USA 'Liars!': Trump fires off post-Christmas tweetstorm over impeachment impasse Trump asked if House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will face a primary challenge, blasting her San Francisco district as "filthy dirty." -
Serbia Massive manhunt in Serbia for convicted paedophile and missing girl, 12 More than 220 police officers have been sent to hunt for the convicted sex offender and the missing 12-year-old girl. -
Turkey Court says Turkey's Wikipedia ban violates freedom of expression and orders it to be lifted Ankara banned Wikipedia in April 2017 over entries that stated that the country had sponsored terrorist organisations. -
Italy 'This is the real Italian economic crisis': Italy's education minister resigns over funding The fallout from Italy's newly agreed budget has seen education minister Lorenzo Fioramonti resign. -
Indonesia 'I just miss her so much': Relatives commemorate the victims of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami More than 230,000 people died across south-east Asia when a tsunami unleashed devastation on December 26, 2004. -
Switzerland Avalanche at Swiss ski resort buries 'a number' of skiers "We believe there are more people buried but we can't say how many," a police spokesperson said. -
USA Iran anticipates renewed protests amid social media shutdown Iranian news agency ILNA reported that authorities have restricted mobile internet access in several provinces. -
Turkey Turkish parliament will vote on sending troops to Libya on Thursday President Erdogan said Thursday his government would submit a bill to parliament to allow Turkey to send troops to Libya, at the request of the UN-backed government. -
Israel Israeli PM Netanyahu faces internal challenge in Likud primary Israel's Likud party is holding a primary vote to choose its leader on Thursday. Veteran politician Gideon Saar has vowed to unseat Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, arguing he will be better placed to form a government in national elections in March. -
France France strikes: Pension reform protest movement enters fourth week Protests are planned at Paris' Gare de l'Est. -
USA Australian firefighters brace for extreme heatwave over the weekend About 12.35 million acres of land have burned nationwide over the past months, with nine people killed and more than 950 homes destroyed. -
USA Lawmaker aims to oust scandal-hit Netanyahu in Likud primary Despite the shadow of corruption indictments hanging over him, the prime remains popular among Likud members and the fiercely loyal party. -
USA Meetup was a darling of the tech industry. But can it survive WeWork? As WeWork seeks to divest its companies, Meetup CEO David Siegel is looking for a new owner who can keep the brand alive. -
USA Tulsi Gabbard banks on billboards, yard signs to get her message out The Hawaii lawmaker and 2020 Democrat's approach is one of her main ways of reaching voters. -
USA It's time to end America's Christmas food obsession with Victorian England ǀ View Channeling Dickensian nostalgia is fun for some, but there is simply no reason to crown the foods of Victorian England the go-to reference point for Christmastime cooking. -
Israel Israel strikes Gaza in retaliation for rocket attack near Netanyahu campaign event The Israeli airforce struck Hamas targets in Gaza on Thursday after a rocket was fired from the Palestinian enclave, Israel Defense Forces said. -
USA What Trump's unanswered impeachment prayers highlight about Christian nationalism ǀ View As Christians celebrate Christmas this week, we remember that rulers who are willing to use religion to cling to power by any means necessary have always been part of our story. -
Philippines At least 28 dead in Philippines Christmas typhoon Winds reached 195 kilometres per hour and caused significant damage.