18 September 2020 | Euronews
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USA US set to ban WeChat and TikTok from app stores The move could effectively wreck the operation of both Chinese services for US users. -
United Kingdom Amal Clooney quits as UK special envoy over 'lamentable' Brexit plan Clooney, who is the country's special envoy on media freedom, said she was "dismayed" to learn that the government intends to pass legislation that would effectively override sections of the Brexit withdrawal agreement. -
No Comment Russia-Belarus military drills near Polish border as protests continue It comes as Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko is facing regular protests calling on him to resign. -
No Comment COVID-19 test that gives a result in 10 minutes trialled in Austria More than 3,000 students from Vienna University took part in the trial. -
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Romania Stolen books worth €2.7m found in Romanian basement during police raid The 200 works included books by Goya, Galileo and Isaac Newton. -
Spain 'The system's collapsed': Doctors' alarm over COVID's impact on healthcare in Madrid "COVID-19 has exacerbated the workload, some doctors can have up to three or four patients called in at the same time slot either by phone calls, face-to-face visits, emergencies or home care. It's crazy." -
My Europe Series The Netherlands must reduce carbon emissions by the end of the year, but can this be done? The Netherlands must reduce carbon emissions by the end of the year, but can this be done? -
Earth News H&M cuts ties with supplier after accusations of Uyghur forced labour The company said it was deeply concerned by reports of potential human rights abuse. -
World News Coronavirus: France, Spain, and UK set to introduce new local measures amid surge in cases Authorities in France, Spain and the UK are looking to local measure to help fight a second surge in COVID-19 cases. -
Poland 'It's a knife in our backs': Confusion and anger in Poland over law on religious slaughter Poland's religious slaughter trade is worth billions of euros a year to Polish farmers. So why has its government moved to ban it? -
Cult The irrepressible Ramesh Shukla - Dubai's unofficial royal photographer Photographer Ramesh Shukla has devoted his life to documenting key moments in the history of Dubai and the United Arab Emirates over the course of five decades, after arriving with little more than a camera in 1965. We look back at some of his greatest moments. -
Sci-Tech Smart farming: a revolution for traditional olive production on Crete Olive farming is a crucial part of Crete's economy, but 85% of the Greek island's freshwater is used up by agriculture. Smart farming technology is set to greatly reduce that amount - and revolutionise olive production in the process. -
World News Virus clusters at French universities a worry for returning students At least a dozen COVID-19 clusters have emerged since French campuses and classrooms reopened this month. -
World News This week in pictures: The most striking images from this week's top stories Navalny posts from hospital, Jewish pilgrims stuck at Ukrainian border, Tour de France's toughest mountain stage: here are this week's best pics. -
World UAE aerospace manufacturer Strata pivots from plane parts to mask production during pandemic Like so many industries around the world, manufacturing has been badly hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. -
World How are Tunisia’s plastics businesses faring during the COVID-19 crisis? Back in April, the International Monetary Fund approved a $745 million emergency loan to help Tunisia navigate the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The IMF also forecast the economy would contract by 4.3% this year. -
Cyprus Cyprus 'holding up' EU sanctions on Belarus over bloc's stance on Turkey European diplomats say Cypriot officials are threatening to veto sanctions against Minsk if the EU does not consider action over a separate dispute in the Mediterranean Sea. -
Earth News Smog-eating paint purifies air on this giant mural in Poland It uses sunlight to convert pollutants into less harmful compounds. -
World News Queen Elizabeth strips disgraced film producer Harvey Weinstein of his honorary CBE The removal of British orders of chivalry occurs when a recipient is considered to have brought the honours system into disrepute. -
World News UN approves motion on enhanced scrutiny of alleged human rights violations in Belarus Representatives from Belarus, Russia, Venezuela and China had attempted to halt statements from civil society and the UN special rapporteur detailing reports of torture and detentions in Belarus. -
Italy Corona-mafia? Organised crime setting sights on EU Recovery Fund, experts warn Davide Del Monte urges to keep 'the eyes open' as Italy is set to get the largest share of the €750 billion EU Recovery Fund. #Coronavirus #Recovery Fund -
Poland Poland's Law and Justice ponders ruling alone, after United Right coalition 'collapses' The 'United Right' political alliance has been in power since 2015. Negotiations are to come, but could bring 2023 elections forward. -
Destinations Six unusual European festivals to add to your bucket list These unusual European festivals will have you rolling after cheese in England, walking with donkeys in Portugal, and playing air guitar in Finland. -
France French workers protest job cuts amid COVID-19 pandemic Thousands protested job cuts and wages as COVID-19 cases rise in France. -
United Kingdom Disunited Kingdom: Why Scottish independence is now more likely because of Brexit Six years on from the referendum on Scottish independence, polls suggest Scots are keener than ever to dissolve their 300-year-old union with England. Brexit is the driving force, analysts have told Euronews. -
Spain 5 startups that are changing the food tech landscape in Spain Is Spain at the beginning of a food revolution? -
Israel Israel to begin second national lockdown as many debate how to avoid it Three-week lockdown begins on Friday afternoon, hours before the Jewish New Year begins -
Europe News EU plans for health union to boost pandemic preparedness European Commission President, Ursula von der Leyen, announced on Wednesday her plans for a European Health Union during her first State of the Union address to the European Parliament. But what will it look like? -
World News US official accuses Hezbollah of storing ammonium nitrate in Europe A senior US State Department official said Hezbollah stored chemicals that can be used to make explosives in several European countries. -
USA Biden blasts Trump's 'criminal' virus response at drive-in town hall event US Democratic candidate Joe Biden called President Donald Trump's downplaying of COVID-19 "close to criminal". -
Spain Deaf children in learning limbo amid lack of transparent face masks For many students, a return to school ended months of disruption to their learning. But the requirement to wear face masks in the classroom means that, for deaf children, the problems continue.