30 July 2020 | Euronews
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No Comment Red Panda is born for the first time in nine years at the Berlin Zoo For the first time in nine years, a rare red panda was born at Berlin's Tierpark Zoo. -
Belarus Thousands rally in Belarus capital Minsk despite crackdown Thousands rally in Belarus capital Minsk despite crackdown -
No Comment NASA launches Mars rover to look for signs of ancient life A vehicle filled with cameras, microphones, drills, and lasers is part of an ambitious long-term project to bring rock samples from Mars to Earth for analysis in search of life. -
World News Coronavirus: Young people are not invincible to COVID-19 effects, warns WHO chief "Evidence suggests that spikes in cases in some countries are being driven in part by younger people letting down their guard during the northern hemisphere summer," WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said. -
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Europe News Algerians no longer allowed into EU after COVID-19 case spike Brussels has excluded people from Algeria from travelling into the EU amid a rise in coronavirus cases in the North African country. -
Earth News Would you eat blue algae to save the planet? It could be a sustainable, plant-based protein source for the future of food. -
No Comment Tel Aviv artist depicts Netanyahu at 'Last Supper' table Artist Itay Zalait said the piece in Rabin Square, which features an image of Netanyahu perched at a long dining table with his hand in a cake, represents "the last meal of Israeli democracy". -
World News 'Deadliest year': Record number of land and environmental activists killed in 2019 On the frontlines of the climate crisis: environmental activists across the world are literally risking their lives to save the planet -
The Cube QAnon theories are merging with European conspiracies: report A report by NewsGuard has found that QAnon conspiracies are being shared online by 'Yellow Vests' in France and far-right groups in Germany. -
Germany Coronavirus causes record plunge in Germany's GDP during second quarter of 2020 This is the largest fall since the beginning of quarterly GDP calculations by the country in 1970 -
USA Trump floats idea of presidential election delay in tweet The US president tweeted claims that mail-in voting would create widespread fraud and suggested that the election should be delayed -
World News COVID-19 mask debate: people from across the globe share their views The views of people from different countries reveal the different aspects of the COVID-19 mask debate. -
USA US federal police to begin conditional withdrawal from Portland "They have acted as an occupying force and brought violence," said Oregon Governor Kate Brown, referring to US federal officers in Portland. -
Austria Coronavirus: Austrian woman guilty of breaking quarantine just days after catching COVID-19 A woman in Austria has been fined and given a suspended jail term after breaking quarantine to visit a supermarket just days after testing positive for coronavirus. -
Earth News European life expectancy increases by 9 months due to less pollution Consistent efforts to increase air quality over the last 20 years are paying off. -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: UK extends self-isolation period from seven to 10 days The self-isolation extension comes as Health Secretary Matt Hancock warned that "we can see, sadly, a second wave of coronavirus that's starting to roll across Europe". -
Spain Catalan politicians to sue Spain's former spy chief over alleged phone hack Roger Torrent, speaker of Catalonia’s regional parliament, said the lawsuit was filed "to defend our rights and claim responsibilities". -
China Hong Kong disqualifies 12 opposition candidates from legislative election The pro-democracy candidates had hoped to obtain a majority in the upcoming elections. -
USA Watch again: NASA launches mission to Mars looking for signs of ancient life The Perseverance rover will roam a crater on the Red Planet for at least one Mars year — about 687 days on Earth. -
France Sheikh Jackson: Netflix boycott calls over film deemed offensive to Muslims The 2017 Egyptian film Sheikh Jackson was criticised for a scene which shows an imam being disturbed during his prayers in a mosque by a flash mob dancing to Michael Jackson's infamous Thriller choreography. -
France French minister draws criticism saying claims of police brutality make him 'suffocate' French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin's use of the word "suffocate" when talking about police brutality claims has sparked outrage and further increased controversy surrounding his appointment -
Italy Matteo Salvini: Italy's far-right leader loses his parliamentary immunity He could now face trial for refusing to let a rescue ship carrying scores of migrants dock on the Italian island of Lampedusa last year. -
Netherlands Dutch city drafts plan to reduce asphalt and plant trees to combat effects of climate change The city of Arnhem has published a strategy to combat the effects of global warming, which included reducing asphalt by 10 per cent, among other measures. -
Germany Germany says COVID-19 vaccine unlikely before mid-2021 The United States, the European Union and the UK have been making pre-orders with pharmaceutical companies in the hope of protecting their populations from COVID-19 and shielding their economies from further costly lockdowns. -
Australia Australia: Mandatory masks and new restrictions in Victoria state after record daily COVID-19 cases Victoria state recorded a record daily number of cases since the beginning of the outbreak. -
China Four arrested under new Hong Kong security law for online posts Beijing's new law was introduced on July 1. It criminalises subversion, secession and collusion with foreign forces.