9 September 2020 | Euronews
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World News The Scientific Method: How scientists solve problems If science was supposed to help us separate fact from fiction, why is scientific advice from experts constantly shifting when the world needs certainty the most? -
World News What are Trump's chances of winning the Nobel Peace Prize? The odds of Trump winning the Nobel Peace Prize started slim but after the announcement of his nomination, he was neck and neck with Bill Gates at 20/1, according to Betfair. -
United Kingdom How does Boris Johnson's new Brexit bill violate international law? Legal experts say a bill proposed by the UK is designed to override key portions of a deal on Northern Ireland signed less than a year ago -
Denmark Danish far-right set to stoke tensions in Sweden with new anti-Islam protests Danish right-wing party Stram Kurs is set to stir up tensions by holding fresh anti-Islam protests in neighbouring Sweden this weekend. -
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Travel News What is life like for a female travel photographer in Turkey in 2020? Euronews Travel profiles Turkish photographer: F. Dilek Uyar. She explains what it’s like to be a female travel photographer in Turkey in 2020. -
Business Series How Covid-19 is accelerating business digitalisation in Angola In this episode of Business Angola, Euronews discovers how Covid-19 is accelerating business digitalisation in Angola. -
Belarus Stun grenades, rubber bullets and secret service raids: What it's like reporting from Belarus One month on from the disputed August 9 election in Belarus, Emil Filtenborg tells Euronews how he expected some violence, but never anticipated it would be "this brutal, this early." -
USA US President Donald Trump nominated for Nobel Peace Prize by Norwegian lawmaker US President Donald Trump has been nominated for Nobel Peace Prize by Norwegian lawmaker for his efforts in the Middle East. -
Earth News What is greenwashing and why is it a problem? Companies are using green credentials both to cover up scandals and to boost profit margins. -
Surviving Hijab: An interview with Manal Rostom Euronews speaks to activist and athlete Manal Rostom about the community she has founded called 'Surviving Hijab' - which now counts almost a million people among its members. -
Belarus Opposition lawyers Maxim Znak and Ilya Salei reportedly detained in Belarus Lawyer Maxim Znak was reportedly taken from the offices of the opposition movement's coordination council on Wednesday by unidentified people in masks. A third opposition figure - lawyer Ilya Salei - has also been detained, according to the Investigative Committee. -
France Macron draws criticism on Twitter after removing mask while speaking to students Social media users called the president out for coughing while he wasn't wearing a face and nose covering, saying this did not respect guidance on measures to stop the spread of COVID-19. -
Sweden Kim Wall: Danish inventor admits killing Swedish journalist for first time in new documentary Up until now, Peter Madsen had maintained that Kim Wall's death on his homemade submarine was an accident. -
Italy Italy to reveal how it will spend €209bn of EU coronavirus recovery cash Increasing the employment rate and boosting the green economy are among the main priorities. -
United Kingdom UK's new Brexit bill is 'legal safety net', PM Johnson says UK prime minister says he will press ahead with proposed law that a minister admitted breaks international law -
United Kingdom Watch: Johnson says new 'rule of six' in England replaces 'confusing' measures A rule meaning people in England can meet up in groups of six will replace former COVID-19 measures that Johson admitted had become "complicated and confusing" -
World News EC's Schinas promises 'affordable and equitable' access to COVID-19 vaccine The vice president of the European Commission has reassured citizens that the rollout of a future coronavirus vaccine will be fair and well organised, and admitted the frustration felt within the EU executive at the chaos in healthcare at the beginning of the pandemic. -
Belarus 'If Belarus protests succeed, Russia will be next' warns Lukashenko "All of this is very painful and even tragic for me, but it doesn't mean that I'm giving up," Lukashenko told Russian media on Tuesday. -
No Comment Lesbos' migrants sleep on the streets after fire at Moria camp Thousands of migrants slept on the streets on the Greek island of Lesbos after being evacuated from their camp as fires broke out early on Wednesday. -
Europe News How one magazine's attempt to highlight a lack of diversity exposed Europe's 'blackface' problem After a summer of discontent over systemic racism, @Euronews examines how 'blackface' is still a problem. -
World News Oxford University vaccine trial halted after participant falls ill AstraZeneca, who is running the trials, is investigating whether the COVID-19 candidate vaccine recipient's "potentially unexplained” illness is a result of receiving the shot. -
Cyprus Turkish-Cypriot leader calls on EU to reduce eastern Mediterranean tensions As tensions continue to rise in the eastern Mediterranean, with Turkey, Greece and Cyprus at odds over territorial waters, the Turkish-Cypriot leader told Euronews EU countries should be working to de-escalate the situation. -
Earth News Tackling air pollution could save 300 million sick days and add €1.78bn to the UK economy Research from the Clean Air Fund and CBI says cleaner air would leave Brits healthier and wealthier. -
Estonia Estonia launches new visa programme for wealthy 'digital nomads' The Baltic country wants to attract wealthy tech entrepreneurs with a new one-year visa. -
Iran Iran announces new charge against detained Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe Zaghari-Ratcliffe appeared Tuesday morning before a branch of the country’s Revolutionary Court in Tehran, where she was first sentenced to prison on murky espionage charges in 2017. -
Greece Thousands of migrants flee massive fire at Lesbos camp Some 12,500 people were living at the Moria camp and the surrounding area.