17 September 2020 | Euronews
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No Comment Russian artist fills Moscow museum with colourful latex sculptures The latex sculptures and dresses were made by Russian artist Sasha Frolova, who argues they represent extreme femininity, not overt sexuality. -
Belarus Lithuania says its Belarus border is open despite Lukashenko claim Lithuania's FM, Linas Linkevičius, urged caution when it came to statements made by Belarusian President Lukashenko, telling Euronews there had been "no changes whatsoever" on the border between the two countries. -
Belarus Independent media in Belarus leave homepages blank in solidarity with jailed journalists "There should have been a picture here. Photojournalists Alyaksandr Vasyukovich and Uladz Hrydzin got 11-day jail terms," one independent media wrote on a banner. -
Spain Footballer Lionel Messi wins epic legal battle to trademark his name The European Court of Justice struck down an appeal by a cycling firm, Massi, that claimed Messi's logo would confuse consumers. -
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World News Coronavirus: Calls to protect nurses who are 'still in the eye of this pandemic' According to a new report, more than 1,000 nurses have died from the disease worldwide. They account for around 10 per cent of infections. -
Greece Cyclone Ianos: Two dead and one missing after 'rare extreme weather phenomenon' hits Greece Two people were found dead and another reported missing in floodwaters on mainland Greece after Cyclone Ianos made landfall on Friday. -
Musica Perpetual Music: Rolando Villazón and Renaud Capuçon mesmerise in Paris Rolex Perpetual Music is a concert series designed to help performers during the difficult time caused by the pandemic. Musica takes a trip to Paris' wonderful Palais Garnier to see the third and final concert in the series. -
Belarus Belarus opposition 'making a list' of officers involved in street violence Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya said the list of names would be published and sent to European Union countries, Russia and the United States -
Greece Migrants moved to new camp on Lesbos after blaze at overcrowded Moria It comes after fire destroyed the Moria migrant camp, which was home to more than 12,500 migrants. Its capacity was 2,700 people. -
Earth News Eight European countries are calling for Brazil to act on Amazon deforestation A lack of environmental protections is making it difficult for Europe to source its food sustainably. -
Business Series The celebrated wines of Spain - and the unique regions that create them Rioja, Cava, Sherry - three famous wines from very different parts of Spain. In this episode of Here We Grow, I visit the distinctive regions they come from and find out why these wines are so special and individual. -
No Comment One of the largest T-rex skeletons set to go up for auction It could fetch up to €6.7 million. -
World News Coronavirus vaccines: Oxfam says rich countries have bought up half of future supplies Charities are calling for an overhaul of corporate practices so that a 'People's Vaccine' is available to everyone. -
No Comment Jimi Hendrix legends and myths live on in Moroccan village 50 years after guitar legend Jimi Hendrix's untimely death, a village on Morocco's Atlantic coast pulsates with his memory. -
Earth News Toy giant tackles plastic waste by asking customers to send back old Barbies Mattel is opening its doors to generations of old toys in the hope they can be recycled. -
World News WHO warns of 'serious' COVID-19 surge in Europe as global cases pass 30 million WHO warns weekly COVID-19 infections in Europe are now higher than the first peak in March -
United Kingdom COVID restrictions intensify in North East England amid soaring cases Matt Hancock made the announcement on Thursday. -
United Kingdom Brexit: Boris Johnson compromises with MPs to head off revolt over controversial bill The move may cut little ice with the EU, which wants the UK to ditch the plan to override the Brexit divorce deal, breaking international law. -
Destinations Discover the unique gothic churches of Romania's remote Maramureș region Romania’s remote region of Maramureș has a unique architectural style, where tall, tower-like wooden churches dot the landscape -
World News Sony confirms PlayStation 5 release for November, days after Microsoft's Xbox Video game fans will face a difficult purchasing choice as the rival consoles will be released within in the same month for the same price -
Ecotech Autonomous robot ship collects critical data on ocean and marine life The AI-driven Mayflower ship is on a mission to save our sealife. -
World News Europe must act to counter 'COVID-19 fatigue' in fight against the virus: WHO "We move from do not do, to do differently." -
Russia Novichok traces found on water bottle in Alexei Navalny's hotel room, his colleagues say Supporters of the Russian opposition leader, who is being treated in a Berlin hospital, say they found the item in his hotel room shortly after he collapsed -
Australia Australia to amend law making Facebook and Google pay for news Draft legislation may be altered to allay some of the digital giants’ concerns, but remains fundamentally unchanged. -
United Kingdom Joe Biden warns UK: No US trade deal if Irish peace accord becomes 'casualty of Brexit' The US presidential candidate's warning comes amid international dismay at the UK government's plan to overrule parts of the legally-binding EU divorce deal. -
USA Hurricane Sally hits US south coast bringing damage and flooding Hundreds of people have been rescued as the hurricane pushed inland for what could be a slow and disastrous drenching across the Deep South. -
USA Donald Trump sees mass COVID-19 vaccinations 'soon', contradicting experts The US President's claims fly in the face of evidence from health experts who say it could be months or longer before a vaccine is ready for mass distribution.