28 December 2019 | Euronews
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Italy Avalanche in Italian Alps kills woman and two girls They had been skiing at 2,400 metres on the Val Senales glacier in South Tyrol on Saturday. -
No Comment Some 600 athletes participate in ice dragon boat race Competitors raced on a frozen lake to get to the finishing line. -
United Kingdom UK government accidentally publishes addresses of new year honours recipients The honours list includes over 1,000 names this year including Sir Elton John and conservative MP Iain Duncan Smith. -
USA Plane crash in Louisiana that killed 5: Among victims was sports reporter Carley McCord A twin-engine plane headed to Atlanta crashed shortly after takeoff Saturday in Lafayette, Louisiana, killing five and injuring at least two, officials said. -
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Ukraine Pro-Russia separatists swap prisoners with Ukraine - but is Putin the real winner? The swap is part of a deal brokered earlier this month that aims to end the five-year conflict in eastern Ukraine. -
Italy Italy PM Giuseppe Conte warns of Russian and Turkish involvement in Libya Conte also said his government will launch an ambitious programme to tackle tax evasion. amid a stagnant economy. -
USA Thai SEAL dies of blood infection a year after cave rescue The SEAL, who was part of the dramatic rescue of 12 boys and their soccer coach from a flooded cave, has died of a blood infection contracted during the risky operation. -
China Anti-government protesters in Hong Kong clash with police Around 100 protesters target Chinese traders in a Hong Kong shopping mall and are violently tackled by police in civilian clothes. -
No Comment Activists distribute Christmas presents at camp for displaced Syrian children Activists distribute Christmas presents to displaced Syrian children living in the Washukanni camp. -
Australia Thousands of koalas feared dead in Australia wildfires The mid-northern coast of New South Wales was home to up to 28,000 koalas, but wildfires have significantly reduced their population in recent months. -
Serbia Hundreds protest in Serbia against new Montenegro church law The Serbian Orthodox Church says Montenegro's new law could strip the church of its property, including medieval monasteries and churches. -
USA Thousands of koalas feared dead in Australia wildfires Koalas are native to Australia and are one of the country's most beloved animals, but they've been under threat due to a loss of habitat. -
No Comment Hong Kong protesters demand Chinese traders leave the territory About 100 protesters marched through a Hong Kong mall shouting, “Liberate Hong Kong!” and “Return to the mainland!” -
Greece Tom Hanks receives honorary Greek citizenship The 63-year-old actor has produced a number of films in the country and often spends his holidays on the Greek island of Antiparos. -
Turkey Erdogan unveils prototypes of 'TOGG' — Turkey's first domestic car “We are witnessing a historic day, realizing a 60-year dream,” Erdogan said. “I know that our people is impatiently waiting for the day they can own this car.” -
Somalia Rush hour carnage as Somali truck bomb kills at least 79 Children were among the wounded. Also among them were several university students who had been travelling in a bus. -
USA Car bomb in Somali capital kills at least 30 The death toll will likely rise further, officials said, with more than 60 people wounded and still being taken to hospitals. -
Germany Germany authorises record arms sales in 2019 Germany made 7.95bn euros in arms sales in 2019. -
USA 8 shot, 2 fatally, in 'ambush' amid music video shoot near Houston, sheriff says Investigators believe a group of men were shooting the video in a parking lot when gunmen opened fire. -
USA Remains of 6 people found at scene of helicopter crash in Hawaii The grim announcement came hours after the wreckage of the helicopter, which had 7 aboard, was found on Kauai. -
USA U.S. contractor killed, service members wounded in rocket attack on Iraq base The attack reportedly involved as many as 30 rockets fired into the base, which is hosting coalition troops.