4 September 2020 | Euronews
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Russia Russia's COVID-19 vaccine: Trial results 'encouraging but small', say experts A peer review of trials of the Sputnik V vaccine published in The Lancet reports promising results, but adds that more work is needed. -
Belarus Belarus opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya urges UN sanctions against Lukashenko regime The former presidential candidate called for UN help "to stop blatant human rights violations and cynical disregard for human dignity right in the middle of Europe". -
USA Serbia and Kosovo normalise economic ties after White House talks Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and Kosovo’s Prime Minister Avdullah Hoti both described the deal, a diplomatic boost for Donald Trump, as a "huge step forward". -
Sport Lionel Messi to stay at Barcelona for remainder of his contract The Argentine legend had informed the Spanish club of his intention to leave but was told he would have to cover a €700 million buyout clause. -
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World News Adjusting to masks: How our brains are seeking new cues to read faces and expressions Why are we suddenly struggling to communicate with this new accessory on? Did we take for granted just how much information our mouths convey? -
France French police puzzled by spate of horse mutilations across the country Police suspect the attacks could be part of 'ritual' because the animals are slashed and often their ear and genitals are removed -
Earth News Pink lakes to hidden bridges: The latest climate news in pictures Euronews Living rounds up the best recent environmental photographs from across the world. -
Moments Best COVID-Safe Restaurants and Dining Experiences in London The UK’s capital is getting creative with how it can offer a safe yet fun dining experience in the coronavirus era. -
France COVID-19: Rights groups challenge mandatory face mask rules in France Authorities in three French departments were ordered by judges to revise local orders that made face masks compulsory. -
Ireland Ireland 'to put Mairead McGuinness & Andrew McDowell forward' to replace Phil Hogan at EU Commission A vacancy arose after Phil Hogan - Ireland's last EU commissioner - resigned from the trade portfolio amid controversy over a breach of local COVID-19 restrictions on a recent trip home. -
Lebanon Watch back: Minute of silence observed in Beirut month after devastating blast One month has passed since one of the largest explosions in history ripped through Beirut's port claiming the lives of at least 190 people and injuring thousands -
World UAE’s Barakah Nuclear Energy Plant connects to national grid & accelerates power plans The UAE is changing the way it powers its future growth. -
World How is nuclear energy preserving Egypt’s past & enhancing medicine's future? The International Atomic Energy Agency was founded in 1957 with the goal of promoting the peaceful global use of nuclear energy. -
Business Planet When contacts count: the network boosting small business Business Planet travels to Madrid to see how the world's biggest support network for SMEs is supporting firms during the COVID-19 crisis. -
Business A more green, social EU after COVID-19? A live discussion with Commissioner Gentiloni After COVID-19, how can the EU restart growth in a more social and 'green' way? -
United Kingdom Post-Brexit trade: Border chaos warning piles pressure on UK government The UK logistics industry wants urgent talks over inadequate Brexit border plans, warning of "severe" trade disruption unless the government gets its act together. -
World Moscow says it has not seen evidence from Germany that Navalny was poisoned A Kremlin spokesperson says Moscow hasn't received any evidence from Germany that Russian opposition activist, Alexei Navalny, was poisoned with a Novichok nerve agent. -
Netherlands Dutch appeals court convicts Geert Wilders of insulting Moroccans A Dutch appeals court on Friday found far-right leader Geert Wilders guilty of insulting Moroccans. It acquitted him of inciting hatred and discrimination. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: Vaccine nationalism, poison politics & Charlie Hebdo Our bureau in Brussels takes a look at some of the key stories in Europe this week. -
Earth News A handful of supermarket products are the key to cutting plastic waste, says Greenpeace By focusing on a few key products, supermarkets could halve their plastic use by 2025. -
Ireland The EU Commission was wrong on Phil Hogan’s resignation. The damage may already be done ǀ View Former Irish Taoiseach and former member of the EU Convention on the European Treaties, John Bruton contends the EU Commission made the wrong decision on Phil Hogan's resignation - with lasting implications for the future. -
Sweden Anti-Islam protests in Sweden and Norway spark debate on free speech What are the limits of free speech and freedom of expression? That's a question authorities in Sweden and Norway are still trying to answer after anti-Islam protests. -
United Kingdom COVID-19: Confusion as UK divided over Portugal quarantine rules Some travellers have asked for clarity after Wales and Scotland imposed a 14-day quarantine for arrivals from Portugal, while England did not. -
Hungary Hungarian students blockade university in protest against Orban reforms Students in Hungary are blockading the main entrance of a university over a government reform that has already seen the establishment's management resign in protest. -
Netherlands Dutch court suspends extraditions to Poland over judicial independence concerns The Dutch court fears that recent changes to Polish law allowing for more disciplinary actions against judges mean "they can no longer be independent of the Polish government". -
Taste Dining in the Dubai desert and cooking beneath the sand In this episode of Taste, Euronews heads to the Dubai desert to sample and discover a Bedouin dish cooked beneath the sand. -
Italy New political party representing second-generation migrants launches in Italy The party is called 'Future is Now' and was founded by the son of two Morrocan migrants. -
USA Daniel Prude: Officers suspended over death of black man in New York Footage released this week shows police putting a spit hood over Daniel Prude’s head before holding his head down on the pavement. -
Belgium Navalny: Trump says US has seen no proof Russian opposition leader was poisoned "I think it's sad, it's tragic. It's terrible. It shouldn't happen. We haven't had any proof yet. But I will take a look," Trump said on Russian opposition leader Navalny's poisoning. -
Portugal Football Leaks: Man behind release of millions of documents goes on trial in Portugal Rui Pinto admits he was behind the Football Leaks exposés published between 2015-18, but argues he is a whistleblower, not a criminal. -
Ecotech Naturally coloured cotton is hailed as an environmental 'breakthrough' Australian scientists came up with the 'gamechanger' solution for the textile industry.