10 September 2020 | Euronews
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France Coronavirus: France sets new daily record with almost 10,000 COVID-19 cases The national health agency revealed on Thursday afternoon that 9,843 new COVID-19 infections had been confirmed over the previous 24 hours — the highest one-day tally the country has recorded since the beginning of the outbreak. -
Greece Southern EU leaders urge Turkey to end 'unilateral' actions in Mediterranean Sea, threaten sanctions Heads of states of France, Greece, Cyprus, Malta, Italy, Spain and Portugal warned Turkey that "unless it ends its unilateral activities", the EU would "develop a list of further restrictive measures". -
Germany Moria camp fire: France and Germany urge EU states to welcome migrants Berlin and Paris announced on Thursday that they will welcome unaccompanied minors following a devastating fire at the Moria camp on the Greek island of Lesbos. They urged other member states to follow suit. -
Belarus Belarus: Unfinished Revolution Ordinary people doing extraordinary things. -
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Ireland Brexit trade deal: British are 'creating chaos deliberately' says Irish foreign minister Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney did not mince his words when questioned by Euronews' Shona Murray on the latest Brexit furore. -
World News Coronavirus: Hungary and Portugal to be added to England's travel quarantine list from Saturday The government said it was taking action because Portugal and Hungary had reported a significant change in both the level and pace of confirmed cases of coronavirus. -
Musica Perpetual Music: Sonya Yoncheva puts on a unique performance in Berlin In this edition of Musica on Euronews, opera soprano Sonya Yoncheva puts on a unique performance in Berlin with an array of international musicians. -
World News Criminals increasingly targeting EU green funds, says anti-fraud agency OLAF, the EU's anti-fraud office, said that in 2019 it recommended the EU recover nearly half a billion euros. -
Europe News Brexit: EU will 'not be shy' in taking legal action if UK put Northern Ireland peace deal at risk The UK has until the end of the month to withdraw the controversial measures from its draft bill, the Commission said. -
Business Planet COVID-19 tests are key to stop the pandemic: How do they work? and how can you get one? In the race to get a handle on the pandemic, a number of tests are now in use around the world. But how do they work? -
World Germany conducts first nationwide alarm day in nearly thirty years The alarm is intended to test out Germany's warning systems and prepare the public for what to do in the event of a national emergency -
Montenegro With power within reach, this is what Montenegro's new coalition government needs to do first ǀ View Montenegro's opposition is on the cusp on forging a historic coalition, ending nearly 30 years of rule by the country's Democratic Socialists. There is a lot on the agenda to turn the country around. -
World News Here's how to properly wear your COVID-19 face mask Treat your mask like your underwear — change it every day. Euronews spoke to an expert to see what habits you should adopt with your COVID-19 mask. -
World News Game of Thrones and Bond actress Dame Diana Rigg dies aged 82 — UK media "She died peacefully early this morning," her agent, Simon Beresford, said in a statement sent to UK media. -
World News Macron: Europe must have a 'more united and clear voice' with Turkey Europe must be more united against Turkey, French President Emmanuel Macron said, emphasising that the country is "no longer a partner". -
Belarus Abducted Kolesnikova 'told she was leaving Belarus dead or alive' Kolesnikova claims to have been bundled into a minibus and taken to the Belarus-Ukraine border but tore up her passport to avoid being forced from the country. -
Spain Galicia's seafood producers and innovators reveal their marine flavours In this episode of 'Here We Grow', Euronews heads to Galicia in Spain to meet the seafood producers and innovators creating famous flavours. -
Earth News EU must end overfishing to protect our oceans, say scientists More than 300 experts have signed a statement to ask limits on fishing to be brought in line with scientific recommendations. -
World News Aung San Suu Kyi suspended from the Sakharov Prize Community by European Parliament The decision by the European Parliament sanctions her lack of action against the ongoing crimes against the Rohingya community in Myanmar. -
Spain 7 perfect pairings for organic cheese and wine from Spain With the help of two experts, we have drawn up a list of organic cheeses and wines that will make you discover some of the great flavours of Spain. -
Travel News Notre-Dame's crypt reopens after 18 months with Victor Hugo exhibition The crypt is the first site situated close to the cathedral to reopen since the fire of April 2019 destroyed the spire and much of Notre-Dame's roof. -
Lebanon Watch: Large fire in Beirut port weeks after huge explosion A large fire has broken out in the Lebanese capital Beirut - more than a month after a massive explosion destroyed part of the city. -
The Cube Soviet WWII propaganda revised to hail detained Belarus opposition figure Maria Kolesnikova The artwork has gone viral. -
No Comment Orange skies in San Francisco's Bay Area as smoke blocks out the sun Skies were so dark at times that it appeared more night than day. -
World News Global wildlife has declined by nearly two-thirds since 1970, says report The "catastrophic" decline in wildlife has been caused by deforestation, unsustainable agriculture and illegal wildlife trading. -
United Kingdom Brexit: Former Conservative MEP implores party not to vote Withdrawal Agreement overriding Sajjad Karim says the attempt to override the Withdrawal Agreement is 'an absolute non-starter'. -
France Med7 Summit: Leaders working to avert crisis between Turkey and Greece The navies of Turkey and Greece are both at sea and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis are blaming each other for the worsening relations. -
Spain Spanish football league rocked by new row over games on Fridays and Mondays La Liga was set to begin with a match between Granada and Athletic Bilbao on Friday night, but the federation forced the game to be moved to the weekend because it opposes matches on Mondays and Fridays. -
Spain COVID-19 might give unexpected boost to Spain’s organic sector Research suggests that the COVID-19 crisis has pushed EU consumers to look for higher quality products, Spanish farmers are set to provide. -
USA Donald Trump admits to playing down dangers of coronavirus, book says “I wanted to always play it down,” US President Donald Trump said, according to a book by journalist Bob Woodward. “I still like playing it down because I don’t want to create a panic.” -
Greece New fire at overcrowded migrant camp on Greek island of Lesbos 4,000 migrants who had left the camp for the island's main port of Mytilini to board ships for the mainland threw stones at police blocking the road. -
Nature Two-thirds of the world’s wildlife has been lost since 1970 WWF has proposed a plan to ‘fundamentally change the way that we deal with the loss of nature’ -
Montenegro Montenegro’s future is in the EU, says prime minister-in-waiting Zdravko Krivokapic Russia's influence in Montenegro has been 'over-emphasised', according to the university professor who will likely be the Balkan country's next leader.