8 September 2020 | Euronews
Showing 24 results
-
Australia Last two Australian journalists leave China after 'harassment' by authorities The reporters had been sheltering in diplomatic compounds after police demanded interviews with them and temporarily blocked their departures. -
Europe News Is Europe heading for a K-shaped economic recovery? What then about the recovery? Talk about a V-shaped one has been replaced by one resembling the letter K, says Euronews' Darren McCaffrey. -
Belarus Belarus opposition figure Kolesnikova 'tore up passport at border' to avoid forced exile in Ukraine Just in: Belarus opposition figure Maria Kolesnikova tore up her passport at the border with Ukraine to avoid being forced from the country, it's been claimed. -
Belarus 'The regime is in agony': Belarus opposition leader slams Lukashenko "Our demonstrations are working and our strikes are working (...) The fact that they are kidnapping people shows that they feel fear and don't know what to do," Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya told Euronews. -
ADVERTISEMENT
-
Spain Flaws in Spain's COVID-tracking app 'are exposing blind people to virus' "This is an act of discrimination by the government, which has forgotten that people with disabilities exist," accessibility consultant José Manuel Delicado tells Euronews. -
United Kingdom 'How can the UK be trusted?': Theresa May slams Brexit plan to break international law The former prime minister's intervention came as the UK government admitted a new bill on post-Brexit Northern Ireland arrangements contravene international law. -
Romania Actors imitate famous works of art during Romania's lockdown They say life imitates art - and that’s exactly what actors in Romania did over lockdown, in an attempt to bring famous works of art to a wider audience over the internet. -
Travel News 'Banksy: A Visual Protest': New exhibition in Rome looks at early career of iconic street artist Over one hundred works by Banksy are being exhibited for the first time at Rome's Chiostro del Bramante, with many created in the early stage of the acclaimed British street artist's career. -
Europe News European Parliament cancels Strasbourg session over COVID red zone classification The next session slated for 14-17 September will take place in the Brussels seat of the European parliament. -
Earth News New study shows plant-based diets could remove over a decade of global CO2 emissions Research shows how reducing our meat consumption could "drastically" reduce the effects of climate change. -
World News TikTok signs up to EU code of conduct on online hate speech "Our ultimate goal is to eliminate hate on TikTok," EMEA Head of Trust and Safety, Cormac Keenan said in a statement. -
No Comment Trump supporters stage motorcade near Portland, Oregon Hundreds of Donald Trump supporters staged a car parade on Monday near Portland, where anti-racism protests have been going on for months -
No Comment Rolling Stones memorabilia store opens its doors in London's Carnaby Street A store dedicated to the legendary rock band is opening to the public in London's Carnaby Street, offering branded clothes and objects to tourists and fans. -
Czech Republic Football’s ‘new normal’: Czech side lose after whole team quarantined The makeshift Czech side, featuring nine debutants, was put together at the last minute after a coronavirus outbreak in the squad. -
United Kingdom Watch back: UK government issues restrictions in Bolton following rise in COVID-19 cases The UK recently recorded nearly 3,000 new COVID-19 cases, the highest number since May. -
France French PM Jean Castex tests negative after contact with confirmed COVID-19 case Castex spent Saturday with Christian Prudhomme, the director of the Tour de France who has since tested positive for COVID-19. He will self-isolate for 7 days. -
World News What's the future for healthcare in the COVID-19 era? A live European Health Parliament debate What's the future for healthcare in the COVID-19 era? Watch the live debate from the European Health Parliament virtual plenary. -
World News Brexit trade talks: What is the difference between a deal and a no deal? Failure to strike an agreement would mean a rupture in UK-EU relations, bringing trade friction, weaker security ties, and an end to many other mutual arrangements. -
Europe News One in eight deaths in Europe linked to environmental pollution, report says Air and noise pollution as well as the effects of climate change such as heat waves impact the health and well being of Europeans, a new environmental report says. -
World News Ireland set to lose key trade portfolio after European Commission reshuffle Latvia's Valdis Dombrovskis is set to be the EU's new trade commissioner, while Ireland's Mairead McGuinness has been given the financial services portfolio. -
Europe News MEPs get back to work after a uniquely different summer As MEPs get back to work after a much needed summer, they describe what their priorities are for the coming months. -
France Dozens of horses have been mutilated in knife attacks across France Police don't know whether the attacks are linked to cult practices or part of a macabre social media challenge. -
France French Open will allow spectators despite COVID-19 surge Serena Williams and Maria Sakkari are unhappy that fans can attend but that players are being kept 'in a bubble'. -
World News Brexit: 'If you leave the club there are consequences', EU's Charles Michel warns UK The head of the European Council has defended the EU's stance and called for calm amid heightened tensions in the post-Brexit trade talks.