7 September 2020 | Euronews
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Serbia Serbian President Vucic non-committal on Trump’s Jerusalem embassy comment President Aleksander Vucic appeared somewhat taken aback when the US President declared that Serbia had agreed to move its Israeli embassy to Jerusalem. -
Europe News 'We'll find a solution': EU's Michel confident over COVID fund dispute "This won't be easy, as there are different interpretations on the table, but I'm totally convinced that we'll find a solution," European Council President Charles Michel told Euronews. -
Turkey Turkey sentences man to life in prison for 2017 nightclub attack Turkey sentences man to life in prison for a 2017 nightclub attack, which killed 39 people in Istanbul. -
World News Seven Greek islands added to UK's 14-day quarantine list Holidaymakers returning from Lesvos, Tinos, Serifos, Mykonos, Crete, Santorini and Zakynthos will have to self-isolate for 14 days -
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Ireland London 'must not play with peace in Ireland' during Brexit trade talks, warns Irish lawmaker "The last thing we want to see is somehow the British government trying to play with peace in Ireland as some sort of negotiating gambit towards fishing rights or state aid," Irish lawmaker Neale Richmond told Euronews. -
Saudi Arabia Jamal Khashoggi: UN expert calls Saudi verdicts in case of murdered journalist 'a parody of justice' A Saudi court issued final verdicts against eight Saudi nationals in the case of slain journalist Jamal Khashoggi. -
Nigeria Nigerian police arrest two men over Germany PPE 'scam' Authorities say the two suspects falsely represented a Dutch company to order personal protective equipment from the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. -
No Comment Extinction Rebellion activists block one of Warsaw's main streets Approximately 300 Extinction Rebellion demonstrators block an avenue in the centre of the Polish capital before being evacuated by the police. -
Travel News Hundreds flock to Venice's 'Regata Storica' despite COVID restrictions The traditional gondola race along the Grand Canal re-enacts the colourful past of the Venetian Republic. -
World News It’s time the EU ended the cynical stalling game endangering lives in the Mediterranean ǀ View Implementing a plan that reflects a shared responsibility among its member states is the only way the EU will end the deaths or indefinite languishing at sea of migrants crossing the Mediterranean for a better life. -
Russia Russia’s famous Bolshoi Theatre reopens after six month coronvirus lockdown The theatre kicked off its 245th season to a mask-wearing half-empty auditorium with a performance of Giuseppe Verdi’s “Don Carlo”. -
Earth News Extinction Rebellion responds to ‘ridiculous’ criminalisation threat Home Secretary Priti Patel has threatened to classify Extinction Rebellion as an organised crime group. -
Italy Italy launches investigation into Apple, Google, and Dropbox over cloud services The probe will examine alleged unfair commercial practices and possible undue influence towards consumers. -
Germany Alexei Navalny: Russian opposition leader taken out of induced coma and is responsive, say doctors Just in: Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny taken out of an induced coma and is responsive, say doctors -
Next Series How the EU is trying to make one hundred cities carbon neutral by 2030 In this special edition of Futuris, Euronews looks at how the EU is trying to make one hundred cities carbon neutral by 2030. -
Sport Two more Premier League stars test positive for COVID-19 as new season approaches Manchester City have confirmed Riyad Mahrez and Aymeric Laporte were “observing a period of self-isolation” after testing positive for coronavirus. -
Czech Republic Jiri Menzel: Oscar-winning Czech film director dies aged 82 Jiri Menzel was a figure of the 'Czechoslovak New Wave' - films that touched on the topics of freedom and protest against the communist regime. -
Belarus Belarus: Maria Kolesnikova reportedly detained after refusing to leave Belarus Kolesnikova's representatives said they could not reach her after unconfirmed reports emerged that she was kidnapped in Minsk. -
No Comment Typhoon Haishen batters southern Japan The second powerful typhoon to slam Japan in a week damaged buildings and caused blackouts in nearly half a million homes. -
Turkey Why Erdogan won't start a war with Greece over Mediterranean drilling Ankara is currently facing off against Greece over oil and gas drilling rights in the eastern Mediterranean. -
United Kingdom Julian Assange extradition hearing restarts in London after lockdown delay The Wikileaks founder is fighting against being extradited to the United States where he faces espionage charges. -
United Kingdom UK imports tonnes of Dutch sewage sludge 'for agricultural benefit' sparking toxicity concerns A permit for 15 shipments was issued in February by the UK's Environment Agency, according to documents obtained by Greenpeace’s Unearthed investigative unit and seen by Euronews. -
France Coronavirus France: High court says mask mandates in large cities can go ahead after legal challenge France's high court said that face masks can be made mandatory in zones with high risk of COVID-19 contamination after lower courts ruled the mandates should be limited. -
Europe News Kosovo-Serbia talks resume in Brussels after US economic agreement Balkan analyst Đorđe Bojović says the Washington talks were more about Trump securing a foreign policy win ahead of November's presidential election than securing a settlement between Kosovo and Serbia. -
India India becomes COVID-19 second-worst-hit nation with 90,000 cases in 24 hours The 90,802 cases added in the past 24 hours pushed India’s total past Brazil with 4.2 million cases. -
Earth News Why is Karachi drowning and could we have prevented it? How the largest city in Pakistan could have averted a climate crisis. -
United Kingdom Brexit: Von der Leyen warns no deal if UK breaks 'international law' on Northern Ireland The UK government has imposed a mid-October deadline for reaching a trade deal with the EU, while downplaying reports it plans to override divorce deal terms on Northern Ireland.