19 December 2021 | Euronews
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No Comment Sudan anti-coup protests mark uprising anniversary Sudanese took to the streets in the capital of Khartoum and elsewhere across the country for mass protests Sunday against an October military takeover and a subsequent deal that reinstated Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok, but sidelined the movement. -
Finland Finnish Christmas resorts ready for festivities, but fear Omicron A popular tourist destination on the edge of the Polar circle welcomes guests as Christmas festivities approach. The owners, however, fear that the spread of Omicron might prove to be costly. -
No Comment Father Frost visits Moscow children's hospital Russian rescue corps students abseiled down the wall of a Moscow children's hospital on Sunday to bring a bit of holiday cheer to its patients. -
No Comment Venezuelan children return to traditional game Children raced in handmade carts on the streets of Caracas on Saturday as part of a revival of a tradition of speed dating back decades. -
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Hungary Hungary trades sand for snow at its winter volleyball championship The Hungarian snow volleyball championship is a great way to keep professional volleyball players in shape between seasons, but the competition aims to help the sport become an official Olympic event soon. -
World News New COVID measures and restrictions spark protests across Europe, inciting anger The weekend saw protesters in several countries on the continent take to the streets to voice their anger after governments introduce new measures as the fight against COVID-19 continues. -
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No Comment Santa visits children in Amazon riverine communities Santa Claus went around the Solimões River Saturday, stopping at riverine communities along the jungle shoreline in the Amazon basin to bring gifts for the children and Christmas cheer for everyone else. -
No Comment Malaysian urban areas submerged under water after major flooding Kuala Lumpur and Balakong residents try to save items from the muddied waters outside their property, homes and cars lie submerged under flood waters and workers clear out damaged goods from a building. -
Chile Leftist millennial Gabriel Boric vows to remake Chile after historic win At 35, Boric will become Chile’s youngest modern president when he takes office in March. -
Art Can 'artwashing' survive the social media age? As museums and galleries distance themselves from the Sacklers, we ask whether the age-old practice of artwashing will stand-up under today's scrutiny. -
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United Kingdom Liz Truss appointed UK Brexit minister after David Frost's shock exit David Frost quit his post as Brexit minister while PM Boris Johnson and his Conservative Party faces a major crisis in confidence from both lawmakers and voters alike. -
Earth News Watch this architecture student convert an old school bus into a home Caleb Brackney bought the bus from Facebook Marketplace and renovated it all by himself. -
Travel News Germany travel restrictions: New rules in place for UK travellers over high omicron cases Germany is banning UK tourists, and travellers who will be allowed in face two weeks of quarantine. -
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