20 July 2020 | Euronews
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USA Coronavirus: Trump says wearing face mask is 'patriotic' Coronavirus: Trump says wearing face mask is 'patriotic' -
Italy Italy: Operation to free sperm whale from illegally cast fishing net enters third day Italian coastguards and volunteers have been working for three days to cut the net from around the mammal. -
No Comment An artist in Italy has carved a huge portrait of Joe Biden into this field A land artist is helping to cultivate support for US presidential hopeful Joe Biden after carving a picture of him in an Italian field. -
World News Nantes Cathedral fire: Drone pictures reveal scale of destruction The drone photographs of the Nantes Department of Fire and Rescue show the damage to the famed local Cathedral, caused by the blaze last Saturday -
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World News Climate change: Polar bears could be all but extinct by 2100, study warns Polar bears could almost completely disappear in the space of a human lifetime if more is not done to tackle climate change, a new study has warned. -
Ukraine Pavel Sheremet: Ukrainians demand 'fair' investigation into murder of journalist The award-winning journalist known for his criticism of the Kremlin and Kyiv leaders, died when a bomb planted in his car exploded during morning rush hour on July 20 in 2016. -
Smart Regions DISARM - the fire modelling-system protecting southern Europe DISARM is the fire-modelling system giving southern European nations a fighting chance against blazes like the one that caused the Mati tragedy in Greece two years ago. -
Smart Regions Six things to know about loneliness in Europe More and more Europeans reported feeling lonely during the COVID-19 lockdown. But loneliness isn't a new problem in Europe. Here's what you need to know: #SmartRegions -
Next Series How the UNalab Smart Cities project is regreening overheated Eindhoven Eindhoven is one of a growing number of European cities using what are being termed Nature Based Solutions to improve urban climate and water resilience issues. Along with Tampere in Finland and Genoa in Italy, this southern Dutch city is at the forefront of the European UNaLab project. -
Earth News Crab blood used to make COVID-19 vaccine outrages animal rights activists Horseshoe crab blood has been a cornerstone of biomedical research for decades, but do things need to change? -
Russia Do recent protests in Russia's Far East show Putin's grip on power is weakening? Tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in the eastern city of Khabarovsk in spite of several Kremlin attempts to dissuade them. Are Moscow's once-reliable methods of control diminishing? -
Hungary Zoltán Kovács: Look who’s talking about the “spread of disinformation” ǀ View International spokesman for the office of Hungarian prime minister, Zoltán Kovács responds to a Euronews opinion piece penned by contributors Sohini Chatterjee and Péter Krekó. -
Belgium Antwerp: Probe launched into death of Algerian man after police arrest A police spokesperson said a 29-year-old man was detained on Sunday after behaving aggressively in a café. He later died in hospital. -
Earth News This project is turning CO2 emissions into fish food Food for the animals we eat is being made using carbon emissions captured from a power station. -
Austria Coronavirus: Austria steps up border checks as COVID-19 cases rise in Balkans As COVID-19 cases rise in the Balkans, people entering Austria from Slovenia are now facing checks of their cargo and health status. -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: Oxford University vaccine found to produce COVID-19 antibodies The experimental COVID-19 vaccine has produced an immune system response in hundreds of volunteers as part of its early clinical trial. -
Europe News Common Agricultural Policy: What is it? How does it work? How might it be about to change? The EU has long been criticised for the generous subsidies it gives to its farmers. How is the money doled out, and how might the scheme be about to change? -
Poland Poland's ex-transport minister arrested in corruption probe The former MP, named only as "Sławomir N.", was detained on suspicion of corruption and operating within an organised crime group. -
USA FBI links 'anti-feminist' activist suspected of killing judge's son with second murder Police in the US are probing the links between the suspected killer of a judge's son and a separate killing of a lawyer on the other side of the country. -
World News Antonio Guterres: UN chief laments lack of global solidarity in COVID-19 fight António Guterres says the United States and Europe are pumping trillions into their economies to tackle the fallout from COVID-19, but are not doing enough to help poorer nations. -
United Kingdom UK government secures 90 million coronavirus vaccine doses There are three candidate vaccines for which the UK has secured early access. -
No Comment Universal Studios Japan fully reopens after coronavirus restrictions Universal Studios in Osaka began reopening in June but only to people living in the local region. Now anyone can visit, including people from the capital Tokyo, where coronavirus cases have been rising. -
World News EU marathon summit turning into a ‘fight over sovereignty’ "You have to intrude into national politics when you have joint money, and that's what's really at stake," says German economist Guntram Wolff. -
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabian King Salman hospitalised for tests on inflamed gallbladder His health is closely monitored as he presides over one of the world's top oil-producing countries and a large economy. -
Iran Iran executes man convicted of spying on slain general Qassem Soleimani for US and Israel Iranian state television has reported that Iran has executed Mahmoud Mousavi Majd, an alleged spy who passed information about Qassem Soleimani to the US and Israel. -
Earth News The dark side of forest conservation: The Sengwer tribe and Embobut Forest Eileen Gbagbo on Kenya's Sengwer tribe and why conservation efforts forced them out of their ancestral home. -
USA Kanye West officially launches US presidential bid at unconventional campaign rally Having indicated he wanted to run for the US' highest political office in November 2020, rapper Kanye West has officially launched his presidential election campaign. -
United Kingdom UK suspends extradition treaty with Hong Kong over controversial security law Amid deteriorating relations with China, the UK's foreign minister announced a suspension of the country's extradition treaty with its former colony, Hong Kong. -
United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates successfully launches historic first Mars mission The UAE's orbiter took off from a Japanese launch centre on Monday morning. -
World News In pictures: Restaurants find creative ways to enforce social distancing Sometimes funny, sometimes beautiful - take a look at the original ways that restaurants around the world are working to enforce social distancing.