15 September 2020 | Euronews
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Ireland Coronavirus: Irish cabinet working from home over suspected COVID-19 infection The Dail or parliament was suspended in the afternoon over the announcement but resumed in the evening with junior ministers answering questions from lawmakers. -
Ukraine Ukraine accuses Belarus of stoking tensions over Jewish pilgrims Tens of thousands of Hasidic Jews travel every Jewish New Year to the central Ukrainian town of Uman to visit the tomb of Rabbi Nahman, the founder of the Breslov Hasidic movement. -
Belarus Belarusians flag their opposition to Lukashenko with defiant displays Belarus' official flag is green and red. The white-red-white flag one has been prohibited by Lukashenko's administration, leading to these tiny acts of rebellion. -
Cult Art Paris spring fair finally goes ahead at Grand Palais des Champs-Élysées 57,000 art lovers attended and around 900 artists had their work displayed as the Art Paris art fair finally went ahead at the Grand Palais des Champs-Élysées after initial cancellation and an online version. -
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The Cube US wildfires: Antifa misinformation continues to spread on social media Facebook says they are removing "false claims" that fires in Oregon were started by certain groups, but Euronews has found examples of misinformation still circulating. -
France Coronavirus: France fast-tracks citizenship for foreign virus fighters "Our country was able to count on their solidarity and generosity in the face of this immense challenge," said Marlène Schiappa, the ministry official in charge of citizenship issues. -
Europe News What can we expect in Von der Leyen's first state of the union speech? EU chief Ursula von der Leyen will deliver her first landmark state of the union address on Wednesday. What can expect from it? -
Russia 'Venus is a Russian planet': Russian space agency announces national effort to explore Earth's twin Russia's space agency has announced an independent national effort to explore Earth's twin after news there could be signs of life in the Venus' clouds. -
Germany Germany to take in 1,500 migrants from Greek islands after Lesbos fire This represents a sharp increase from the initial pledge to host some of the 400 unaccompanied children evacuated from Lesbos to mainland Greece following the September 8 blaze. -
Romania Vişinel Bălan: From orphanage nightmare to dreaming of public office Vişinel Bălan had a hellish time growing up in a Romanian orphanage. Now he is running for mayor with hopes of improving life for other people. -
Earth News Live lamb used in provocative new vegan commercial in Israel The advert reached over a third of Israel's population - often dubbed the vegan capital of the world. -
France Son of former World Athletics chief rejects French court authority in corruption trial Papa Massata Diack and his father Lamine, the former head of what is now known as World Athletics, are charged with corruption, money laundering and breach of trust, and are alleged to have used their positions to enrich themselves. -
World News Top hotels to be honoured at the MIPIM Awards in Paris Four hotels based in Europe and beyond will find out if they are to be crowned the winner of the best hotel and tourism resort award -
Europe News Valtonyc: Spanish rapper's extradition verdict delayed amid constitutional query A court in Belgium has postponed issuing a ruling on the extradition of the Spanish rapper Valtonyc -
World News Russian opposition leader Navalny posts photo of himself from hospital, pledges to return to Russia Navalny wrote on social media that he was breathing on his own after being poisoned in late August. -
Japan Japan begins trial of ex-Nissan executive Greg Kelly over Carlos Ghosn's pay Greg Kelly denies involvement in a 'criminal conspiracy' to conceal financial compensation for Ghosn, who led Nissan Motor Co. for two decades. -
Greece Greece: Rescue operation continues after migrant boat sinks off Crete Dozens have been rescued after a migrant smuggling boat sank off the southern Greek island of Crete. Three bodies have been recovered and it's not known if others are missing. -
France Coronavirus in France: Bordeaux and Marseille announce tougher constraints The stricter measures announced in Bordeaux and Marseille follow a surge in new cases. The French government wants to avoid a new nationwide lockdown. -
USA Middle East: Trump to preside over historic Arab-Israel recognition agreements The deals between Israel and Bahrain and the UAE could herald a dramatic shift in Middle East power dynamics, but they have been criticised for ignoring the Palestinians. -
Greece Greece: Lesbos migrants march against new camp facility after Moria fire Migrants are demanding to leave the island and be allowed to travel to mainland Europe after last week's fire which destroyed the Moria camp. -
USA US wildfires: Donald Trump dismisses science and predicts cooler temperatures Democratic presidential challenger Joe Biden branded Trump a 'climate arsonist' after the US President said 'don't think science knows' about the causes of west coast wildfires. -
USA What was the Mayflower and why is it celebrated 400 years on? The pilgrims built a new life in Plymouth, Massachusets, in 1620. The area's original inhabitants paid a heavy price. -
Europe News MEPs urge Brussels to link EU cash handouts to rule of law record Brussels committed itself to tackle rule of law backsliding when it took office last year. MEPs say now is the time to deliver.