20 September 2020 | Euronews
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Belarus Belarus: Tens of thousands join weekly protest against Lukashenko regime, over 100 arrested Over a 100 people were arrested at Sunday's protest in Minsk and other cities, a day after over 400 women were arrested at peaceful women's marches. -
World News 'This is the first world war of our lifetime': Photojournalist shows the human face of lockdown Speaking to Euronews, renowned photographer Peter Turnley shared his thoughts on the similarities between New York and Paris during lockdown. -
Germany Thousands take to streets in Germany to demand EU action over Moria migrants The aunt of Alan Kurdi, the 3-year-old Syrian boy who drowned in the Mediterranean in 2015, joined protesters in Berlin to urge politicians to act. -
USA Donald Trump gives his 'blessing' to deal to keep TikTok app available in the US The deal, which will keep the video-sharing app TikTok available in the US, was approved by the Trump administration after it threatened to ban it over security concerns. -
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USA Trump administration declares sanctions on Iran 'restored' ahead of UN General Assembly Mike Pompeo has said that UN sanctions on Iran are restored in a move that most other countries consider illegal. -
Finland Passenger ferry with nearly 300 people on board runs aground off Finland The ferry struck the bottom of the sea just off the coast of Finland and ran itself aground to avoid sinking, say Finnish authorities. -
Italy NGO blasts Italy's blockade of its Mediterranean rescue ship as 'politically-motivated' The vessel was detained in the port of Palermo for 11 hours for an inspection the NGO Seawatch International called "arbitrary." -
Italy Italian referendum on parliament size heading towards 'yes' - say exit polls Exit polls suggested a fairly resounding 'yes' vote won the day in the referendum with a projected share between 60-64%. -
United Kingdom UK could see 50,000 coronavirus cases a day if surge continues, warn top advisors The chief medical and scientific advisors to the UK government warned the UK could see 50,000 coronavirus cases a day, amid a surge in cases -
USA Joe Biden slams Republican plans to replace Ginsburg as an 'abuse of power' The US president's supporters chanted "fill that seat" at a rally in North Carolina one day after the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.