1 September 2020 | Euronews
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The Cube 'Scores' detained as students in Belarus protest against President Lukashenko | #TheCube Scores of people were reported to have been detained with students walked out of classes to march to the education ministry in Belarus' capital Minsk. -
USA Network linked to Russian 'troll factory' removed by Facebook A small network of accounts and pages linked to a Russian “troll factory” has been removed by Facebook, the company said, in a sign of ongoing Russian efforts to disrupt the upcoming US election and sow discord in the country. -
Russia Volunteers build path to historic site of cosmonaut landing in Russian forest The trail, deep in the remote Perm region of Russia, will take visitors to the site where 55 years ago two cosmonauts crash-landed after their spacecraft malfunctioned. -
Republic of North Macedonia North Macedonia: Police arrest three men on suspicion of terrorism Authorities also seized a large number of weapons in raids at five different locations. -
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France Charlie Hebdo republishes Muhammad cartoons on eve of terror attack trial French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo has reprinted caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad that were cited by Islamic extremists as a reason for the murderous attack on the magazine’s office in 2015. -
France Charlie Hebdo trial: How the terror attacks unfolded five years ago France will reopen one of the darkest chapters in its modern history as dozens go on trial for the terror attacks on the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo and a Jewish supermarket. -
No Comment Extinction Rebellion begins fresh series of UK climate protests Protests calling for more action to tackle climate change returned to London's streets on Tuesday. -
Czech Republic Prague still caught between East and West as Taiwan furore exposes ideological split The controversial visit of @Vystrcil_Milos to #Taiwan has exposed #Czech divisions over which way the country should look: to Russia and China or to the West. -
Earth News Extinction Rebellion starts new season of ‘mass rebellions’ worldwide Activists are taking to the streets once again to demand that governments take the climate emergency seriously. -
Lebanon France and Lebanon: the history of a turbulent relationship As French President Emmanuel Macron visits Lebanon for the second time, here's a look back at the history between the two countries. -
Europe News MEPs want EU funding to be linked to respect for rule of law As MEPs return from the summer recess, negotiations began to get their approval for the EU's €1.8 trillion budget. -
Spain Spain counts the cost of dramatic drop in tourism arrivals for 2020 Tourism has been one of the industries hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic, a fact illustrated in Spain, which recorded a 75% fall in visitor numbers for July against last year. -
No Comment Typhoon Maysak sweeps over southern Japan Warnings issued for the area around Okinawa, home to US military bases, described gusts strong enough to cause some homes to collapse and extremely high tides. -
Sweden Two freight train collision near Gothenburg instigates emergency operation One of the trains was loaded with dangerous materials, including flammable gas and a corrosive substance. -
Ocean Fishermen in Poland fear for their jobs as cod numbers decline In this edition of Ocean, Euronews meets those who have been directly affected by the cod fishing ban - and explores why its stocks are in decline. -
Ocean Cod crisis: stocks of Europe's most popular white fish collapsing In this episode of Ocean, Euronews' Denis Loctier explores why stocks of Europe's most popular white fish is declining. -
France French children head back to school as infections rise They've lost months of classroom time due to the coronavirus pandemic. With their backpacks, hand sanitizer – and for many, mandatory face coverings – millions of children have returned to their classrooms in France and Belgium. -
Russia Coronavirus cases in Russia pass the one million mark Russia has now had more than one million confirmed cases of coronavirus since the start of the outbreak, the fourth-highest total in the world. -
Poland Did Poland's WWII grievances delay German ambassador's approval? Poland finally accepts the appointment of the German ambassador after an unusually long delay. -
No Comment Citroen 2CV race goes ahead at Snetterton despite terrible conditions 24hr Citroen 2CV race fails to match Le Mans for pace, but provides plenty of action -
United Kingdom Watch: Extinction Rebellion protesters march to UK parliament The marches on Tuesday kicked off 10 days of demonstrations across central London as part of the movement's ongoing campaign to highlight climate change. -
Belarus Lukashenko banned from Baltics after 'massive electoral fraud' and 'human rights breach' The Estonian foreign minister told Euronews the sanctions were decided over a 'massive' electoral fraud by Lukashenko's administration, as well as a "breach of human rights". -
Europe News Coronavirus France: Millions return to work and school in masks Infections are still surging in over 20 French departments. Indeed, public health authorities reported over 3,000 new cases on the last day of August. -
Europe News Eurozone unemployment rose to 7.9% in July despite COVID measures easing in many countries Compared with June 2020, the number of people unemployed increased by 336,000 in the EU and by 344,000 in the eurozone. -
Montenegro Montenegro elections: Thousands take to streets as opposition claims victory The Balkan country is at a crossroads after pro-Serb and pro-Russian parties performed better than expected in parliamentary elections. -
Romania Romania's highest scientific body slammed for quoting 5G conspiracies The World Health Organization (WHO) says there are no adverse health effects linked to wireless technologies and no consequences for public health regarding 5G. The Academy's press release was later taken down. -
Romania World's biggest laser: How corruption allegations may neutralise Romania's flagship physics project It is a 356 million euro laser that is able to reproduce what happens when a star collapses deep in space. But the Romanian project has hit a very human hurdle. Here's how. -
Rwanda Hotel Rwanda's real-life hero arrested over 'terrorism' charges “I believe it is a travesty that a human rights champion like Paul Rusesabagina should be captured, detained and held in the way he is being held," said Katrina Lantos Swett, president of the Lantos Foundation for Human Rights and Justice. -
World News Back to school: What measures can you take to keep your child safe amid the COVID-19 pandemic? Anxious about how your child will cope with going back to school? Euronews spoke to a paediatrician and a psychotherapist to see how you can help make the transition safer and smoother. -
Australia Facebook threatens to stop news sharing in Australia over law that would make them pay for content Facebook said it would block publishers and people from sharing news content over proposed legislation in Australia that would have them pay for news. -
World News The Nations League is back: Here’s how UEFA’s latest international tournament works UEFA’s latest international football tournament is back for only the second time since it launched in 2018. -
China Hong Kong begins mass-testing for virus amid public doubts More than 500,000 people in the city of 7.5 million signed up in advance for the program, which will last at least a week.