29 August 2020 | Euronews
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Turkey Tensions rise in Eastern Mediterranean after Turkey launches new military drills Greece accused Turkish jets of an incursion as the two sides come to blows over a longstanding dispute of maritime rights and gas resources. -
United Arab Emirates UAE ends boycott of Israel in US-brokered deal Trade can now begin between the UAE, home to oil-rich Abu Dhabi and skyscraper-studded Dubai, and Israel, home to thriving tech start-ups. -
No Comment Socially-distanced spectators watch the Tour de France start from Nice Socially-distanced spectators turned up to see "Le Grand Depart" in a much more muted atmosphere than normal. -
USA 'Black Panther' Star Chadwick Boseman dies of cancer at age 43 Actor Chadwick Boseman dies following a four year battle with Colon Cancer at home surrounded by his family. -
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No Comment South African bikers protest against attacks on farmers Thousands of bikers from all over South Africa gathered around Pretoria to deliver roses and crosses attached with letters to stop farm murders and racism. -
Belarus Belarus deports several foreign journalists covering protests The Associated Press said two of its journalists have been deported as scores of other foreign media reporters had their accreditations withdrawn. -
France The Tour de France starts in Nice but will the race reach Paris? Only last century's two world wars have ever interrupted the Tour de France, but this year COVID-19 might bring the riders to a shuddering halt. -
Spain COVID-19: Spain arrests pandemic-denier who wrote 'covidiots' deserved 'to die' Posing as a public official, he also called nursing homes, football clubs and even the press to spread false information about coronavirus. -
No Comment Pakistanis take part in Muslim mourning processions Many participants hit their chests, performed self-flagellation and repeated the phrase "Ya Hussein" to express their grief. -
USA Huge march commemorates Martin Luther King's 'dream' speech Tens of thousands gathered at the Lincoln Memorial in the US capital which commemorates a 1963 civil rights march. -
France Thieves make off with 9 million euros in France money heist The Lyon robbery is believed to be France's biggest cash heist since 2009. -
World News Migrants moved off Banksy-funded rescue ship now seek port to dock The Louise Michel refugee rescue ship had called for urgent help after assisting a boat in the Mediterranean that was carrying around 130 migrants including at least one who died. -
Belarus President Lukashenko claims NATO has aggressive plans against Belarus Belarus' authoritarian leader has accused NATO of aggressively poisitioning forces along its Polish and Lithuanian borders. -
Germany Germany slams attempt to storm Reichstag after COVID-19 protest Politicians in Germany on Sunday slammed an "unacceptable" attempt to storm the Reichstag parliament building after a mass protest in Berlin against coronavirus measures. -
Montenegro Montenegro is heading the same way as Belarus. Not enough is being done to avoid disaster ǀ View As Montenegrins go to the polls on Sunday, the spectre of a second Belarus is rearing its head. Can the EU avoid the same unrest and chaos by acting sooner? -
No Comment World's largest bronze gorilla sculpture grabs New Yorkers' attention The artists were inspired by the animal's empathy and kindness. -
United Kingdom End of remote work? UK government encourages 'safe' return to office Is it the beginning of the end of remote work? -
Sweden Hundreds clash with police in Malmö following islamophobic acts A leader of a Danish far-right movement was banned from Sweden for two years after attempting to burn a Quran. -
USA 'Black Panther' star Chadwick Boseman dies of cancer at 43 'From Marshall to Da 5 Bloods, August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom and several more - all were filmed during and between countless surgeries and chemotherapy', his family said. -
France Coronavirus: Macron doesn't rule out new nationwide lockdown “The dynamic of the epidemic’s progression is exponential,” the national health agency said. -
Earth News ‘My poems are not nice,’ Ella Duffy explores the sinister side of nature Award-winning young poet Ella Duffy talks about the brutality of nature and her new work on the UK's rarest flower.