28 August 2020 | Euronews
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The Cube What is the role of social media in the Belarus protests? | #TheCube From Twitter to Telegram, people in Belarus have been using social media to galvanise their movement. Here in #TheCube we speak with Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya about internet shutdowns, why social media has been crucial, and what's next for Belarus. -
Flavio Briatore: "I was one of the best" The ex‐ Formula 1 multi millionaire businessman talks to Euronews about his successful career and passion for Dubai. -
Belarus Belarus opposition leader tells Euronews she will not run in new election Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya told Euronews she would not run if new, fair elections were held in Belarus, and that her role is to help in the transition of power after 26 years of rule under Alexander Lukashenko. -
Europe News Europe's truck wars: Differences over EU's mobility package rage on The EU's mobility package - legislation aimed at improving life for Europe's truck drivers - has finally come into force. But the controversy surrounding it is far from over. -
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Albania 'Give us a chance': Albanian PM says OSCE must mediate Belarus crisis “I am proposing that the OSCE becomes a facilitator of the necessary dialogue, to help Belarus out of this situation,” said Edi Rama. -
Hungary Hungary to close its borders as Europe tightens COVID-19 rules Hungary will close its borders to non-residents as COVID-19 cases rise in Europe. -
World Could inland fish farms ease the UAE’s depleted fish stocks? UAE-farmed salmon, sea bream and amberjack are finding their way onto the plates of diners at Nobu and Zuma. -
World How are locusts & worms helping with food sustainability in Kuwait? Since January, many farmers in East Africa have seen their land besieged by swarms of hundreds of billions of locusts. -
Montenegro In Montenegro, a divided nation chooses between east and west A look at the key issues on the minds of Montenegrins as the country heads to vote in a national election on Sunday. -
World News Street artist Banksy funds pink boat to rescue migrants in the Mediterranean The ship's website said the vessel "is as agile as she is pink" and that Banksy bought it with the proceeds of his sold artwork and decorated it with a fire extinguisher. -
Belarus Belarus crisis: EU calls on Moscow to refrain from intervening Putin says he's ready to send forces to Belarus if protests spin 'out of control'. But the EU and NATO have called on him to refrain from intervening. -
Earth News Norwegian investors divest from fossil fuels, saying oil companies should not “rest easy” Storebrand says it has dropped companies lobbying against climate policy. -
Sweden Broad church: Is Sweden world's first nation to have more female priests than male? Female priests outnumbered males in Sweden 50.1% to 49.9% in July, and there are already more women in the country studying to become priests than men. -
No Comment Extinction Rebellion protest outside London HQ of oil giant Shell Demonstrators representing Extinction Rebellion painted the word "LIES" on the building entrance of the London Shell headquarters. -
No Comment Sea-Watch 4 rescue boat seeks port for 200 migrants in the Mediterranean The Sea-Watch 4 vessel of the German NGO has been waiting for several days for port permission to disembark the rescued migrants in the central Mediterranean. -
Russia Alexei Navalny suspected poisoning: Doctors say improvement in symptoms of Russian opposition leader On Friday, the Berlin hospital where Navalny is being treated said there was "some improvement" in his symptoms. -
World News Ship with 200 migrants aboard seeking a port to dock at after Mediterranean rescues A rescue ship with more than 200 migrants aboard is struggling to find a port that it can dock at. -
Belarus Belarus protesters hope a new chapter is beginning - but how will it end? This is the story so far. Nadzeya and many of her countrymen have been on an emotional rollercoaster since the disputed election result of August 9, 2020. Hers is the story of thousands, but it's a story without an ending. From elation to detainment, here is the story of the Belarus protests. -
World News 8 major European photography events to follow in the next months, online and offline Not cancelled: check which major photography festivals in Europe are available online and offline -
My Europe Series Europe's week: Brussels politics gears up for busy Autumn It was a less than relaxing summer with tensions simmering in the Eastern Mediterranean, and protests in Belarus, now EU politics must face tough talks over the EU's recovery budget, Brexit and spikes in COVID-19 infections. -
World News Japanese PM Shinzo Abe resigns due to his chronic ulcerative colitis He had already resigned from his first stint in office in 2007 due to his health. -
Germany Coronavirus: Germany bans large gatherings till end of the year and tightens controls Infection rates have spiked in the country to the highest level since the end of April. -
USA 'The best is yet to come': Trump formally accepts presidential nomination He spoke to a crowd of 1,500 - largely maskless - people, at the White House.