4 January 2020 | Euronews
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Belarus Russia resumes limited oil supplies to Belarus amid stalled talks Russia and Belarus have reached an agreement for limited oil supplies following the decision from Moscow earlier this week to stop providing crude oil. -
USA Breaking down the big impeachment rally mystery Democrats have flooded the streets by the millions to protest Trump before. So why did the protests calling for his removal stay so modest? -
Spain Spanish parliament debates Sanchez's left-wing coalition plan Spain's coalition saga continues. -
Croatia Croatian election: Social Democrat Zoran Milanović beats incumbent president in runoff vote Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović, the incumbent president of Croatia, has lost Sunday's runoff election to Zoran Milanović, leader of the country's Social Democrat party. -
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France Paris pension protests continue Paris pension protests continue -
United Kingdom Ethical vegans celebrate after winning landmark legal case in UK It means they will now get protection from discrimination at work. -
USA Iran strike prompts U.S. men's soccer team to cancel Qatar training "Due to the developing situation in the region, U.S. Soccer has decided to postpone traveling to Qatar," the U.S. Soccer Federation said in a statement. -
Japan Lawyers for ex-Nissan boss Ghosn speak of "betrayal" Lawyers for ex-Nissan boss Ghosn "betrayal" -
Italy Vogue Italia: Magazine swaps photos for illustrations in green gesture Vogue Italia is highlighting the need for more sustainability in fashion with its first issue of 2020, in which photos are replaced with illustrations. -
No Comment Survivors rescued from collapsed building in southern Cambodia At least five people have died following the collapse. -
France Gabriel Matzneff: French writer investigated for child rape after alleged victim publishes book The Paris prosecutor's office has opened a preliminary investigation into child rape against French writer Gabriel Matzneff. -
Iran What the killing of Iran's General Soleimani means for Europe ǀ View European calls for restraint will not be enough on their own, argues Thomas S Warrick -
USA China replaces top official in Hong Kong amid protests State media reported Saturday that Wang Zhimin, the most senior mainland political official in the protest-riven territory, was being replaced. -
Iran Was Soleimani's killing justified? Yes. A million times yes ǀ View Soleimani's death will also prove to be more significant than that of Osama Bin Laden or Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, according to one of Italy's ex-foreign ministers. -
USA Iran strike puts U.S. cybersecurity experts on alert Iran is considered one of Washington's primary adversaries in cyberspace, and has shown a willingness to go after government and civilian targets. -
USA Australia's fires could change the country forever Wildfires are a part of the natural rhythms of Australia's environment. But scientists haven't seen anything like this before. -
USA China's bid to become artificial intelligence leader Vita Zhou, 8, has become an online celebrity with his learn-to-code videos amid a nationwide push to train young people in technology. -
Australia Australia calls up 3,000 reservists as wildfire threats escalate Prime Minister Scott Morrison said 23 people have now died in the wildfires so far this summer. -
USA Soleimani: Pompeo accuses Europe of not being 'helpful' over Iran attack "The Brits, the French, the Germans all need to understand that what we did ... saved lives in Europe," said Pompeo about the killing of Qassem Soleimani. -
Iraq Thousands mourn Iranian general Qassem Soleimani at funeral in Baghdad Iran has vowed retaliation for the assassination of Qassem Soleimani, but President Donald Trump says he ordered the strike to prevent a conflict. -
USA 3,000 reservists called to help battle Australian wildfires Twenty-three people have died in fires that have burned about 12.35 million acres of land and destroyed more than 1,500 homes. -
USA Rod Stewart, his son accused of shoving, punching security guard Video footage from a Florida resort depicted the altercation and revealed Sean and Rod Stewart "as the primary aggressors," the affidavit states. -
USA Trump looks to cement, expand evangelical support with new 2020 coalition "Every Democratic candidate running for president is trying to punish religious believers and silence our churches," Trump told the Miami crowd. -
USA Iranian ambassador to UN says Iran will retaliate for illegal 'act of aggression' Majid Takht Ravanchi told NBC News there will be "harsh revenge" for the killing and he believes the Trump administration "does not believe in dialogue." -
USA NY lawmaker, who warned about driving drunk, resigns as GOP leader after DWI arrest Just days before he was nabbed, the official wrote an op-ed warning about the dangers of getting behind the wheel after imbibing.