10 December 2020 | Euronews
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World News A tough course to digest: EU leaders ponder Turkey sanctions over dinner European leaders are divided over the extent of sanctions that should be placed, or whether they should be imposed at all -
United Kingdom 'Strong possibility' that UK-EU trade talks will fail — Boris Johnson UK Prime Minister says the country should prepare for an "Australia-style" relationship with the EU — his preferred term for a no-deal exit -
France New Year's Peeve? France to impose nighttime curfew on December 31 The curfew will be in place from 20h to 6h and even on New Year's Eve. -
Finland 'Serious' incident at Finnish nuclear power plant under control The Finnish nuclear safety authority says there is no danger to humans or the environment after a "serious" incident occurred at a nuclear power station in Finland. -
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World News What is 'real-time bidding' and how does it affect the adverts we see? Euronews explains how internet users' personal data is shared with advertisers and why campaign groups believe they are being exploited -
Next Series Bertrand Piccard is looking for 1,000 environmental ideas that make money: and he's almost done it Isabelle Kumar chats to Bertrand Piccard, the inventor, adventurer and eco-warrior about how he's helping to make the planet a greener place. -
World News 'We can find compromises': French optimism over Brexit breakthrough France's Europe minister Clement Beaune was speaking after weeks of Brexit deadlock. -
Europe News EU agrees €1.8 tr budget - but what brought Hungary & Poland onboard? The €1.8 trillion package includes the EU's seven-year budget (€1.1 tr) and the €750 billion COVID-19 recovery fund. -
World News Amnesty International calls for investigation into alleged war crimes in Nagorno-Karabakh A fierce war between the Azeri army and Armenian separatists supported by Yerevan broke out at the end of September. -
No Comment Artists paint mural in Mexico to honour nurses helping in fight against COVID-19 "It's a beautiful feeling," said one nurse upon seeing the mural in Mexico City, which is over 100 metres long. -
My Europe Series How has Finland's female-led government fared in its first year? Finland's coalition government is made up of five parties - all led by women. -
Belgium EU proposes stricter regulations on batteries to reach climate targets It's the first of a number of initiatives under the European Commission's new Circular Economy Action Plan. -
Cry Like A Boy How a new approach to fighting domestic violence is changing lives in Burundi Tradition holds a lot of importance in many Burundian families. But these men learned that some customs are making their lives miserable, and that they need to change. -
Focus Football for Friendship goes digital Football for Friendship is an International Children’s Social Programme which unites kids worldwide. Its aim is for kids to share their experiences, meet new friends and learn from one another whilst promoting a health and human values. -
No Comment EU leaders observe minute's silence to honour late French president Valery Giscard d'Estaing EU heads of state and government observed a minute of silence in honour of late French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing at Thursday's EU summit. -
Lebanon Lebanon's caretaker prime minister charged with 'negligence' over Beirut port explosion The leading Lebanese prosecutor has filed charges against caretaker prime minister Hassan Diab, as well as three former ministers over the blast. -
Russia Vaccine or vodka? Russians told to choose their shot Health authorities say the Sputnik V vaccine — which requires two shots three weeks apart — is not effective if booze is consumed. -
USA US records the world's highest daily death toll from COVID-19 The tally from Johns Hopkins University showed on Wednesday that an additional 3,054 people died from the novel coronavirus in 24 hours in the US. -
No Comment 'What planet are you on?': EU urged to do more over climate crisis Greenpeace argues the science, technology and money to tackle climate change already exists. What is missing, they say, is the political will to do so. -
Earth News Human ‘stuff’ will soon weigh more than all living things on Earth The mass of human made objects has doubled every 20 years since the beginning of the 20th century. -
France French watchdog fines Google and Amazon over their policies on cookies The National Commission for Informatics and Liberties (CNIL) said both American tech companies automatically place cookies — advertising trackers — on users' computers without asking for consent. -
Travel News Britons could face COVID travel ban to EU countries from January 1 Due to the end of the Brexit transition period, the UK will no longer be exempt from COVID-related travel curbs within the bloc. -
Germany Last orders for Germany's makeshift mulled wine stands amid COVID crisis? Some cities in Germany have already banned makeshift Glühwein stands and with growing calls for a tighter pre-Christmas lockdown, last orders could be around the corner for the rest. -
No Comment Tension in Tirana amid protests over police shooting during curfew Protesters threw stones and flares at police, according to Albania's interior ministry. -
Business Euronews Living Debates: How brands are responding to consumer demand to live, shop and travel green Moët Hennessy and The Ocean Race discuss how their organisations are responding to consumers' demand for product and services that are more green -
No Comment Rocketship bursts into flames as it tries to land vertically after test flight Wednesday's 6 1/2-minute test flight was the most ambitious to date. It didn't end as planned, however. -
Bulgaria Bulgaria citizens concerned about rising air pollution amid coronavirus crisis Residents in Sofia say they were already wearing masks before the coronavirus pandemic due to the poor air quality. -
Europe News Top 10 ranking for migrant integration includes five EU countries This year's Migrant Integration Policy Index includes five EU countries in its top 10 ranking. -
Italy 'A call to action': Nobel Peace Prize awarded to UN World Food Programme This year's Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to the UN World Food Programme at a ceremony in Rome. -
Earth News Vegans vs meat eaters: The pros & cons of a plant-based Christmas Would you switch to a vegan Christmas dinner if the food was good enough? -
World News Brussels unveils no-deal Brexit contingency measures for road and air transport "Our responsibility is to be prepared for all eventualities, including not having a deal in place," EU Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen said on Thursday. -
Europe News EU summit in Brussels: Five key things to look out for In the first physical summit since October, EU leaders are set to discuss COVID-19 vaccinations, security and the bloc's budget. -
A Moscow state of mind Moscow is a city of many facets but, to all who visit, the iconic domes of St. Basil's Cathedral and majestic sweep of Red Square do add up to a bewitching mix of monumentality and mystery. -
Spain At least 3 dead in large fire at warehouse near Barcelona Firefighters announced a third death around Thursday lunchtime and there are fears more people are trapped inside. -
Women Beyond Borders This travel journalist lived out of a backpack for three years In this week's episode of Women Beyond Borders, we caught up with Jess Vincent, journalist and nomad, to find out more about the realities of living out of a backpack. -
United Kingdom UK signs free trade deal with Singapore ahead of Brexit The UK’s agreement with the major financial and commercial hub is expected to provide the UK with support in Asia as the country negotiates its exit from the European Union. -
Earth News More than 400 female climate leaders call for COP26 gender equality With less than 25 per cent of influential positions filled by women, female climate leaders are concerned. -
USA Hunter Biden, Joe Biden's son, investigated over his taxes Hunter Biden's international financial dealings, including those with China, are under investigation by the US Justice Department -
USA SpaceX’s Starship test flight explodes on touchdown An unmanned test flight for SpaceX’s Starship, a rocketship Elon Musk hopes will carry people to Mars, ended in a spectacular explosion upon touchdown on Wednesday night. -
Italy Italian hero of the 1982 World Cup Paolo Rossi dies aged 64 The legendary striker, nicknamed ‘Pablito’, was famed for his performance in the 1982 World Cup where his six goals propelled Italy to the title. -
United Arab Emirates Skydive pitch: budding entrepreneurs take the leap in Dubai Skydive pitch: budding entrepreneurs take the leap in Dubai