16 August 2020 | Euronews
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USA What's going on with the US postal service and how is it related to the presidential election? As the coronavirus continues to wreck havoc on the US, many Americans are considering voting by mail in the upcoming election. -
Somalia Somali forces end rebel siege of Mogadishu hotel Somalia's security forces on Sunday ended a nearly five-hour siege by Islamic extremists at a beachside hotel in Somalia's capital, said police and a government spokesman. -
No Comment Tens of thousands of anti-government protesters gather in Minsk Tens of thousands of people marched in Belarus against authoritarian leader Alexander Lukashenko. -
World News Phone lines open between Israel and UAE as diplomatic ties established Telephone calls between the United Arab Emirates and Israel are now possible after the two countries established diplomatic ties last week. -
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United Kingdom Pressure mounts on UK government over exam results appeals process Students in the UK have been protesting exam results downgraded by a computer algorithm yet the policy on how to appeal results is still being reviewed. -
Germany German food company to change name of popular sauce One of Germany's best-known food companies said it will rename a popular spicy dressing because of the racist connotations of its name. -
United Kingdom Coronavirus lockdowns and mental health: 'We're missing an ingredient that makes us human' Young women have experienced the highest levels of anxiety and depression, while single men have struggled with loneliness. -
Serbia Villagers in Serbia tear out hydropower pipes in protest over river Villagers in Serbia ripped out hydropower pipes, claiming a new generating plant will wreck the river on which many livelihoods depend. -
World News Coronavirus: Italy closes nightclubs as authorities blame holidaymakers for new outbreaks At least 25% of the new COVID-19 cases in Italy are being recorded among travellers or foreign residents. -
No Comment Thousands of students gather for pro-democracy protest in Thailand Anti-government protesters gathered in Thailand's capital on August 16 for a rally that may test whether their movement has any strength beyond the college campuses where it has blossomed. -
No Comment Creativity from adversity: Fantastic face masks inspired by coronavirus Costume designer and actor Edmond Kok has created more than 170 experimental face masks, inspired both by the pandemic and Hong Kong's own political problems. -
France France resumes issuing visas to the Lebanese in act of ‘solidarity’ Visa applications had been halted due to the coronavirus pandemic, but France is resuming them following the devastating explosion at the port of Beirut. -
World News Record flu vaccine doses produced to avert COVID-19 hospitals crisis Authorities are hoping to reduce the number of flu patients in hospitals this winter amid fears of a COVID-19 rebound. -
USA Donald Trump's younger brother Robert dies aged 71 The US president visited his brother at a New York City hospital on Friday after White House officials said he had become seriously ill.