2 September 2020 | Euronews
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Belarus Belarusian journalists face charges for covering protests Belarus authorities say nearly 40 people remain in custody pending court hearings, as more anti-Lukashenko protests take place. -
The Cube Explained: What are Novichok nerve agents? | #TheCube What are the chemical weapons at the centre of another attack blamed on the Kremlin, in the alleged poisoning of Alexei Navalny? -
USA Prince Harry and Meghan sign production deal with Netflix The couple have signed a multiyear deal to produce nature series, documentaries and children's programming. -
Italy Silvio Berlusconi admitted to hospital as 'precautionary measure after positive COVID-19 test Ex-Italy PM Silvio Berlusconi has been admitted to hospital "as a precautionary measure" after testing positive for COVID-19, his staff said on Friday. -
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No Comment Jacob Blake family holds community celebration to counter Trump visit “We don’t need more pain and division from a president set on advancing his campaign at the expense of our city,” Justin Blake, an uncle, said in a statement. -
Bulgaria Watch: Protests continue in Sofia after earlier violence as MPs debated changes to constitution Biggest demonstrations so far in nearly two months of anti-government rallies -
World News Brexit talks: Barnier slams UK stance, says Britain 'not seeking clean break from EU at all' The EU's chief negotiator says UK demands for 'benefits without obligations' are unacceptable and would cost thousands of European jobs and livelihoods. -
Belgium Verviers' first mayor captured the town's heart. So his was entombed in a fountain. Pierre David was Verviers's first-ever mayor after Belgium became independent in 1830. The century-old urban legend that his heart was buried in a fountain was last month revealed to be real. -
Business Line Beijing bounces back - and Turkey’s luck turns with gas discovery This week's Business Line looks at how Beijing has bounced back, the digital marketing boom - and Turkey’s gas discovery. -
The Cube How to have a conversation with a coronavirus conspiracy theorist | #TheCube You may have family or friends who believe in unfounded coronavirus conspiracies. So how can you engage in a conversation with them? -
Montenegro Montenegro election: Who are the triumphant opposition factions and what do they stand for? The opposition, consisting of three major political alliances, secured a slim victory over the incumbent DPS party, which has been in power for nearly three decades. But what do these factions stand for? -
Germany Navalny: 'It was an attempt to silence him,' says Merkel as Germany confirms Novichok poisoning The German Chancellor calls on Russia to 'explain itself' after the Berlin government confirms Alexei Navalny was poisoned using chemical nerve agent Novichok. -
No Comment Can Japan's ancient Noh theatre survive coronavirus? With audiences and performers already dwindling even before the pandemic, some in the industry of traditional Japanese Noh play fear the virus may sound the death knell for an art considered one of the oldest extant theatre forms in the world. -
No Comment A river runs through it: 3D art adds some cheer amid virus gloom in Indonesia A 300-metre long 3D artwork adds beauty and serenity to a neighbourhood in Jakarta. The artists from the independent 'Komunitas Perupa Jakarta' were keen to liven the mood during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. -
Greece Coronavirus: Crowded Greek refugee camp quarantined after COVID-19 case As of Aug. 31, the Moria camp on the island of Lesbos housed 12,714 people, well over its capacity of 2,757. -
Denmark Denmark proposes change to sexual violence laws to include consent The Ministry of Justice has hailed the proposal as a huge step towards equality. -
Travel News Meet Norway’s 21st Century Viking In Western Norway, Espen Hatleskog spends his days living like a Viking with his Alaskan Malamute, Fenris. -
Moments Was the world’s favourite cheese invented by accident? According to Italian legend, the creation of mozzarella was a stroke of luck. -
Earth News Inside the innovative eco-school designed to remove air pollution The ‘Forest School’ in India is designed to teach children environmental studies too. -
Taiwan Taiwan unveils new passport to emphasise difference with China The new passport sees "Taiwan" feature more prominently and "Republic fo China" downgraded. -
Belarus We prevented an attempt at a revolution in Belarus, says country's foreign minister We prevented an attempt at a revolution in Belarus, says country's foreign minister -
World News Alan Kurdi: Five years on from boy's tragic death, 'refugee and migrant children worse off' Five years ago, the picture of three-year-old Alan Kurdi washed up dead on a Turkish beach shocked the world. Nevertheless, refugee and migrant children are "often worse off" now than in 2015, says Save the Children. -
United Kingdom Watch: UK PM Boris Johnson quizzed over summer exams fiasco Johnson was criticised over the government's decision to scrap exams and use an algorithm to calculate results, which resulted in 40% of grades being lower. The government later made a U-turn. -
Iceland Iceland study on coronavirus immunity suggests COVID-19 antibodies last at least four months The study of more than 30,000 people in Iceland is good news for vaccine efforts. -
Spain Coronavirus: Spanish incidence rate more than 6 times European average Spain's COVID-19 14-day incidence rate stands at 221 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, according to the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control. Across the 31 countries it monitors, the rate currently stands at 34.5. -
United Kingdom Back to school: Children return to classes in England, Wales and Northern Ireland Back to school: Children return to classes in England, Wales and Northern Ireland -
Europe News Voices from the anti-government protests in Bulgaria As the unrest in Bulgaria closes in on nearly two months, we talk to some of the protesters on the ground who have been involved in the struggle. -
USA Trump visits Kenosha, Wisconsin, calls violence 'domestic terrorism' Soon after arriving in the city, a visit made over the objections of state and local leaders, Trump toured the charred remains of a block besieged by violence and fire. -
France Charlie Hebdo is the first terrorism trial in France to be filmed. Here's why. Just eight trials have been filmed in France before this week's landmark Charlie Hebdo terrorism hearing. Here's why the event will be videotaped. -
Cambodia Khmer Rouge’s chief jailer, guilty of war crimes, dies at 77 Kaing Guek Eav, known as Duch, had been serving a life prison term for war crimes and crimes against humanity. -
France France 2015 terror attacks: Who are the suspects going on trial? Dozens of suspects accused of being accomplices in the January 2015 terror attacks on French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo and a Jewish supermarket will face trial this week. Who are they? And how were they allegedly involved?