5 September 2020 | Euronews
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Turkey Erdogan threatens Greece over disputed territorial claims Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has threatened Greece with “painful experiences” if the country doesn’t enter talks with Turkey over disputed territorial claims in the eastern Mediterranean. -
Belarus Thousands of women protest in Belarus demanding Lukashenko's resignation Around 5,000 women marched in the capital Minsk, according to the human rights organization Viasna. Police followed the march, but no detentions were reported. -
France Facebook blocks man’s planned end-of-life livestream Facebook has blocked the live broadcast of a chronically ill man, who intended to livestream his death on the platform. -
France Protests call for closure of migrant detention centre in Marseille Dozens of people protested outside a migrant detention centre in the French city of Marseille on Saturday, insisting those inside were at risk of catching COVID-19 -
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United Kingdom Activists facing charges after Extinction Rebellion blockage of UK printing plants Activists from Extinction Rebellion blockaded two plants that print Murdoch-owned papers saying they failed "to accurately report on the climate and ecological emergency". -
United Kingdom Rival protests in Dover as more migrants and refugees cross the Channel More than 1,450 migrants and refugees crossed the channel by boat to reach the UK in August. -
Spain Watch: COVID-19 patient enjoys sea air after months in intensive care Doctors in Barcelona are studying how a short trip out of ICU to the beachfront affects the recovery of COVID-19 patients. -
No Comment London holds first-ever mural festival despite coronavirus crisis Over 150 artists from around the world will paint more than 60 large murals across the UK capital. -
No Comment Japanese coastguard rescues second survivor from capsized cattle ship Japanese authorities have rescued a second survivor as they race to find dozens of missing sailors from a cargo ship that sank in a typhoon. -
World News A supercomputer analysed data on COVID-19 and helped come up with the "bradykinin hypothesis" Despite Summit being the second-fastest computer in the world, the process took over two weeks. -
Sri Lanka Tanker fire off Sri Lanka now under control, says navy Sri Lankan officials have warned massive environmental damage is possible if the MT New Diamond vessel leaks or explodes. -
United Kingdom 'Grief must be witnessed': A time of national mourning for UK COVID-19 victims is overdue ǀ View A nationwide day to remember those lost to COVID-19 six months after the UK’s first coronavirus death will take place on September 5. While national mourning has taken place in other countries, politics has put a stop to collective grieving. -
USA Serbia and Kosovo agree to closer economic ties in US-brokered deal US president Donald Trump announced Serbia and Kosovo have normalized economic ties after a meeting with the country's leaders at the White House. -
Lithuania Is Lithuania playing with fire by slapping sanctions on Belarus? “If a neighbour’s house is on fire a good neighbour will not rub his palms rejoicing, which is something our authorities do,” Lithuanian MP Naglis Puteikis told Euronews. "Sometimes, it makes sense to keep one's mouth shut." -
Lebanon Beirut blast: hope dwindles in search for possible survivor under rubble The search operation in the historic Mar Mikhail district has gripped Beirut one month after a deadly explosion ripped through the city. -
USA Trump draws criticism for alleged comments mocking US war dead The president said a report claiming he called US soldiers killed in action "losers" and "suckers" was a "fake story". -
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