22 August 2020 | Euronews
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No Comment Top West African officials arrive in Mali after coup Top West African officials are arriving in Mali’s capital following a coup in the nation this week to meet with the junta leaders and the deposed president in efforts to negotiate a return to civilian rule. -
Belarus Belarusians prepare for violent protests by learning first aid As evidence of a crackdown emerges, Belarusians are finding ways to protect themselves in the form of a first aid class. An organisation is providing the training to help those if things take another violent turn. -
Ukraine I would repeat Belarus presidential election, Ukraine's leader Zelensky says Exclusive: Volodymyr Zelensky says if Lukashenko were 'confident' of his chances, he would hold a fresh election in a month and permit foreign observers -
Belarus Belarus: Strongman Lukashenko orders army to defend borders ahead of protests "It involves taking the most stringent measures to protect the territorial integrity of our country," Lukashenko said. -
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No Comment Shia pilgrims gather in Iraq's Karbala amid COVID-19 restrictions Visitors and locals started the mourn ceremony for Imam Hussein on Friday by beating themselves with chains, walking towards his shine in the city and holding funeral sessions in the mosques. -
World News Coronavirus deaths pass 800,000 worldwide The epicentre of the pandemic has shifted to the Americas and India, but the virus has begun resurging in Europe too in recent weeks. -
No Comment Anticipation grows in Lisbon on the eve of UEFA Champions League final On the eve of the Champions League final, tourists and Bayern Munich and PSG supporters gathered on Saturday at Lisbon's Praca Dom Pedro IV, in the city centre, where a giant replica of the trophy is displayed. -
France WWII memorial wall defaced at site of Nazi massacre in French village On June 10, 1944, troops from the SS "Das Reich" division brutally killed 642 villagers. They were herded into barns and a church before the town was set on fire. -
United Kingdom Mahatma Gandhi's glasses sell for nearly €300,000 at UK auction They were found in a mailbox left "by a gentleman whose uncle had received them from Gandhi himself", the Bristol auction house said. -
Iran UN atomic watchdog chief to head to Iran as global tensions simmer International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Rafael Grossi's visit to Iran comes as tensions mount between the United States and Europe over nuclear-related economic sanctions. -
USA Humans have now consumed the Earth's natural resources for the year It's called "Overshoot Day", the moment each year when we humans have used up more natural resources than the Earth can renew in 12 months. -
France Champions League final: Marseille lifts ban on arch-rival PSG supporters following outcry Authorities had planned to restrict PSG fans access to the Old Port area, fearing clashes. -
France Meet the woman campaigning for her right to die just for being old Jacqueline Jancquel plans to have assisted suicide in December 2020. She’s 76 years old: she has no terminal illness, she’s not in a lot of pain. -
Germany COVID-19: Germany reports highest number of new cases since the end of April The country has imposed restrictions on travellers arriving from dozens of countries, including US, Spain, Croatia, Belgium and Romania. -
South Korea South Korea enforces stricter lockdown measures to stem coronavirus spread “We are now in a very dangerous situation that could trigger a massive nationwide spread of COVID-19,” Health Minister Park Neung-hoo said. -
World News Today is Earth Overshoot Day, here's what it means We now live on ecological credit as humanity has used more natural assets than Earth can regenerate in a year. Find out about your country's carbon footprint. -
Earth News Plant-based athlete: Atlético Madrid’s Saúl explains why he isn't vegan yet Although the Spanish midfielder follows a fully plant-based diet, Saúl Ñíguez won't call himself a vegan yet.