22 September 2020 | Euronews
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Bulgaria Bulgaria: Thousands urge Borissov government to resign in Independence Day protests On the day the country marked the 100th anniversary of its independence, thousands took to the streets of Bulgaria to continue to demand the government's resignation. -
United Kingdom COVID-19: Boris Johnson 'reluctant' to curb civil liberties but warns of further restrictions In a live address to the nation, Boris Johnson said that he was "reluctant" to curb civil liberties to fight coronavirus but warned he would put further measures in place. -
Romania Whips, sticks and batons: Romanian border police accused of violence against migrants Migrants have shared testimonies of their alleged physical abuse by Romanian border guards, who illegally expelled them back to Serbia. -
Travel News EU wants to improve air traffic control and cut continent's carbon footprint Delays, waiting to land or resorting to longer flight paths because of busy air corridors are just three examples of increased jet fuel consumption. -
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Czech Republic Czech Republic appoints new health minister as second COVID-19 lockdown looms The country was an early success story but is now seeing a jump in infections. -
World News Global warming shrinks Arctic sea ice to near-record level Scientists say a Siberian heatwave is one of the reasons behind the rapidly melting ice -
Europe News We are not against sanctions on Belarus, insists Cyprus FM Nikos Christodoulides Cyprus insists it does not oppose sanctions against Belarus but wants similar measures slapped on Turkey. -
World News UN chief warns over threat of new Cold War between US and China It came as Donald Trump used the virtual UN meeting to attack China over the emergence of coronavirus. China hit back at what it called "a political virus" and said Trump's accusations were "baseless". -
My Europe Series Why has Donald Trump become the new symbol of the German far-right? What's the connection between conspiracy theorists and Populism? Who are the 'Reichsbürger'? And what has Donald Trump got to do with any of it? -
Earth News 11-year-old swims 2600m in open water to raise money for endangered species Ruby Yelling is the daughter of Liz Yelling, double Olympian and Commonwealth medalist. -
Europe News Liveurope Online Festival aims to give music scene a shot in the arm Liveurope, an initiative supporting concert venues in their efforts to promote up-and-coming European artists, is to hold a Europe-wide online concert on Friday and Saturday. -
Europe News Turkey tensions should be dealt with at The Hague, says Cyprus' Foreign Minister Cyprus has called for sanctions against Turkey over illegal drilling in the Eastern Mediterranean, but is offering a legal alternative. -
Europe News EU migration chief vows new pact will stop overcrowded refugee camps Euronews spoke to the EU's home affairs chief, Ylva Johansson, ahead of a new migration pact being announced on Wednesday. -
No Comment The world is at your feet at Belgium's 'Dinner in the Sky'. Towering 50 metres above ground, guests can enjoy their dinner safely in line with coronavirus restrictions as the high-flying dining experience -
Europe News EU summit postponed as Charles Michel goes into isolation An EU summit planned for 24 and 25 September has been postponed for a week after ex-Belgium prime minister Charles Michel went into coronavirus quarantine. -
Sport Tour de France under a cloud after new allegations of doping emerge Marseille's public prosecutor announced an inquiry into members of French team Arkéa-Samsic. -
Italy Bataclan: Film based on surviving terror attack becomes surprise hit of Venice Film Festival Ismaël El Iraki's first feature film deals with the themes of trauma, survival and healing. -
Earth News What did we learn from World Cleanup Day this year? A 24-hour wave of cleanups stretched across the planet, starting in Australia and ending in Hawaii last weekend. -
Germany Madeleine McCann suspect investigated over rape of Irish woman in 2004 The Irish woman had reported the alleged attack in 2004 but it was only when she recognised the photograph of Christian B in the media earlier this year - in connection with the McCann case - that she contacted authorities again. -
Italy Luis Suarez' Italian exam scam comes back to bite star striker According to the investigators, it's university chiefs that are the subject of the probe rather than the 33-year-old forward himself. -
France EU court confirms validity of French housing law in Airbnb owners case The EU Court of Justice ruled against two Airbnb owners who were fined after repeatedly and without authorisation rent for short periods to a transient clientele. -
World 'Bring eggs and tomatoes' say Bulgaria anti-government demo organisers Bulgarian anti-government protesters, who started a movement against Prime Minister Boyko Borissov back in July, are still calling for the entire government to resign. -
Europe News EU Drug Report 2020: Party pills out of fashion, online dealing and over-50s overdose spike Between 2012 and 2018 the number of drug overdose deaths among the 50-plus age group increased by 75%. -
Iraq Forty years after the war, have Iran and Iraq have gone from foes to friends? Tehran now wields considerable political and economic influence in neighbouring Iraq with some Iraqis deploring that their country was "handed over to Iran". -
World News Coronavirus vaccines: US, China and Russia absent from WHO's equal access COVAX coalition COVAX aims to make 2 billion doses of COVID-19 vaccine available by the end of next year, although rich countries are said to have reserved more than half of the world’s global capacity. -
Travel News The Polish Museum recreating historic beauty rituals This museum in Poland has found a novel way to educate its audience: through make-up tutorial vlogs based on the beauty routines of 17th-century monarchs. -
USA US Supreme Court: Trump moves to fill RBG post quickly as Barrett emerges as favourite The US President says he expects to decide by the weekend on a Supreme Court replacement for Ruth Bader Ginsburg, ignoring Democratic objections. -
Australia Rescue operation underway as 270 whales stranded on Australian coast A pod of pilot whales stranded on sandbars off Australia's southern island of Tasmania state. -
Nepal Ang Rita, first person to climb Everest 10 times, dies aged 72 The Nepalese Sherpa guide received international fame after climbing Mount Everest for the tenth time 1996. -
United Kingdom COVID-19: New restrictions announced as UK records highest spike in daily cases in four months The prime minister has announced tighter restrictions and tougher fines, as the government tries to curb a surge in coronavirus cases.