14 August 2020 | Euronews
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France Europe heatwave: Tons of fish found dead in French lake as water temperature nears 29C The lake is known for hosting carps, roaches, pikes and eels. Experts now fear birds could be affected too due to the poor quality of the water. -
Greece EU holds urgent talks on Greece-Turkey energy dispute German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas, whose country holds the rotating EU presidency, said the Turkish drilling must stop. -
Belarus EU announces sanctions against Belarus over 'violence' on protesters and electoral 'falsification' Meanwhile, Poland and Lithuania have announced financial, logistic and medical help for the protesters. -
Canada 550 people who visited a Toronto strip club have been warned they may have COVID-19 Toronto allowed nightclubs and restaurants to reopen - with social distancing restrictions - on July 31. -
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No Comment Greece: Tinos pilgrimage overshadowed by virus The coronavirus pandemic has forced the suspension of many of the usual practices. -
France In France, wasps are having a great summer. Here's why Not only has the weather been perfect, but the coronavirus lockdown means less people killing them and destroying their nests. -
Belarus 'They were beating people severely': Teenager relives detention in Belarus As protests sweep over Belarus, authorities have responded with unprecedented violence - detaining thousands and wounding hundreds. -
Earth News Cameroon halts plans for logging in biodiversity hotspot Local communities are still concerned that the fate of the forest remains unclear. -
Netherlands Dutch police arrest over 20 people after overnight rioting in The Hague Stones and heavy fireworks were thrown at the police officers from rooftops. -
No Comment In this English town, the world's oldest miniature village is back open After months of lockdown, visitors are once again enjoying all the fun of the fair - even if it's on a miniature scale. -
Belarus On the run: Activist recounts her experience of solitary confinement in Belarus Olga Nikolaichik is hiding from authorities in Belarus after spending thirty days in solitary confinement with limited access to water after daring to speak out against Alexander Lukashenko. -
World News This week in pictures: protests in Belarus, Perseid shower peak, Mauritius oil spill Here is our selection of the most striking photographs that made the news this week -
World News EU welcomes UAE-Israel agreement and is "ready to work" EU Commission's spokeswoman Nabila Massrali said Brussels was "ready" to help facilitate negotiations between the Israelis and the Palestinians. -
World Beirut Blast: The angry young voices of Lebanon | Culture Clash The Beirut explosion is the latest disaster to strike the country. Young people are outraged and fighting for a new future. This is their story. -
Thailand Are bats to blame for coronavirus? Thai researchers are catching them to find out The origins of the virus that killed almost 750,000 people worldwide are still mostly unknown. -
Earth News Renewables generate more energy than fossil fuels in Europe for the first time ever Globally 10% of all energy was produced by solar panels and wind turbines in the first half of 2020. -
Series Tsarevets Fortress: The City of the Tsars Tsarevets Fortress: Euronews visits Bulgaria's City of the Tsars, the heart of the second Bulgarian empire and now a popular tourist attraction -
United Kingdom Mass COVID-19 study finds BAME community in England worst affected The results have spurred the government to act. -
World Women protesters in Belarus: 'We can change the country for the better' Euronews meets some of the women playing a key role in the protest movement in Belarus amid the outcry over President Lukashenko's disputed re-election. -
Greece Erdogan says Greece will pay a 'heavy price' if it attacks Turkish ships in Mediterranean Greek-Turkish tensions will be on the agenda for Friday's Foreign Ministers meeting in Vienna on Friday, -
France Coronavirus: France declares Paris and Marseille 'at-risk zones' The French health service has made the move after a sharp rise in COVID-19 infections in the country's two largest cities. -
Spain Spain shuts all nightclubs and discos after alarming surge in COVID-19 cases Around 50,000 new cases were recorded in the past two weeks alone. -
World News No supernova: Dust may have caused mysterious dimming of giant star Betelgeuse The mysterious dimming of one of the brightest stars in the sky, which caused a stir among space-watchers at the end of 2019, may now have an explanation. -
Bulgaria From sunbed to ski lift: Bulgaria's four seasons of tourism Roses and gold, forest green and sparkling azure blue, and after the first snows the gleam of bright white: for every season in Bulgaria there are captivating colors and unforgettable experiences to match. -
Belarus In pictures: protesters freed from detention centres in Belarus Emotional reunions were seen when relatives and friends greeted protesters released from the detention centres during the Belarus protest crackdown -
Belarus Belarus: Protesters march on government building as evidence grows of widespread abuses Hundreds of protesters have been released from detention in Belarus but many have described how they were beaten, abused and tortured in captivity. On Friday many protesters marched to the government building in the capital, Minsk. -
Netherlands Major tech corporations face multi-billion-euro cases for alleged GDPR breaches The damages could exceed €10 billion if the legal proceedings are successful, the NGO filing the cases said. -
Lebanon Beirut blast: Russell Crowe donates large sum to restaurant destroyed in port explosion The Hollywood actor said he made the donation on behalf of the late chef Anthony Bourdain, who had described the restaurant as a "legendary" spot. -
USA Jeffrey Epstein: Prosecution rejects challenge from financier's former girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell Ghislaine Maxwell's defence have argued that evidence is being released too slowly ad the names of alleged victims are being improperly withheld - but the prosecution has rejected this. -
North Korea Coronavirus: North Korea lifts lockdown on major border city but rejects international aid North Korea is battling both the coronavirus pandemic and damages from recent flooding.