23 September 2020 | Euronews
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France Raspy-voiced French singer Juliette Greco dead at 93 President Emmanuel Macron described Greco as " elegance and freedom" in a tribute on Twitter. -
France Coronavirus: Marseille and Paris call out French government over latest COVID-19 measures Bars and restaurants in Marseille and Guadeloupe, where there are currently more than 250 COVID-19 cases per 100,000 population, will have to shut from Saturday. -
No Comment Wave of rubbish washes up on normally pristine Honduras beach Volunteers worked to clean up after a wave of rubbish hit Honduras’ Caribbean coast -
Cult The proud heritage and influence of Russian artists - and the next generation A century ago, a first wave of Russian emigration took the world of culture by storm. Euronews Cult examines that amazing heritage - and the promise of the new generation. -
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France 'Beautiful progress': France doubles paternity leave to 28 days President Macron hailed the measure as "promoting equality between women and men" but some say it doesn't go nearly far enough to do so. -
Belarus Belarus: Water cannons disperse protesters denouncing Lukashenko's secret inauguration More than 150 people were arrested in demonstrations across Belarus on Wednesday following the secret inauguration of President Alexander Lukashenko, according to a monitoring group. -
My Europe Series Has COVID-19 destroyed the case for banning the burqa in Europe? In France, you can be fined for both covering your face (with a burqa) and not covering your face (protecting against the spread of coronavirus). -
World Poland political crisis: government vows to end deadlock in coalition power struggle Dissent by the small United Poland party prompted its larger partner Law and Justice (PiS) to warn that the ruling coalition was crumbling. -
World News Ensuring global access to a COVID-19 vaccine: Euronews moderates expert forum With scientists racing to develop a COVID-19 vaccine, leaders face the unprecedented challenge of manufacturing and distributing a vaccine worldwide. Euronews will speak to some of the world's leading experts to find out what hurdles we face and what solutions can be found. -
Austria Coronavirus: Consumer group sues Austrian government over ski resort outbreak 6,000 people from 45 countries have contacted the group with 80% of them testing positive for COVID-19 after returning from Ischgl. -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: Boris Johnson under pressure to extend UK jobs retention scheme New restrictive measures were imposed in the UK on Tuesday. The opposition now want the government to extend the furlough scheme due to phase out in October. -
World News In pictures: Migrants attempt to cross from France to England The number of migrants attempting to cross to England from northern France has spiralled during the summer. -
Netherlands Dutch MPs asked to reconsider burqa ban as women report rise in abuse The so-called burqa ban has been in place since August 2019 and women who cover their faces on public transport or in buildings including schools and hospitals risk a 150 euro fine -
No Comment Meet the teacher thought to be France's most tattooed man Sylvain, 35, a schoolteacher in Essonne, south of Paris, has spent nearly €60,000 having his body covered in tattoos. -
Russia Watch: Sberbank to unveil new products and opportunities at its virtual SberConf event SberConf is Sberbank’s major virtual conference that focuses on their transformation, new services, products and opportunities. -
Europe News Sweden spared second COVID-19 wave - but for how long? How did a country with a so-called “light-touch” approach to the fight against the virus - where restaurants, bars and gyms have remained open throughout the crisis - deal with the pandemic? -
Romania Romania: Judicial reforms 'contrary to EU law', says European Court legal advice This case concerns the Bucharest government's appointment of an interim Chief Judicial Inspector and the creation of a prosecution department with exclusive oversight of judges' offences. -
World News How can artificial intelligence help to fight climate change? We answer your questions Climate change is the planet's biggest challenge and Artificial Intelligence (AI) could provide the right tools in the global fight. -
Europe News EU migration pact: New policy aims to increase member state contributions The long-overdue migration and asylum policy is set to be unveiled with mandatory measures on how to manage migration. -
World News Ten inventive ways Cubans tackle their drinking water problems Less rainfall, a growing population, the exhaustion of water utilities, and economic hardships are among the reasons for the scarcity of drinking water in Cuba. The daily routines of life without clean running water explained in the work by photographer Sanne Derks. -
Belarus Belarus: Alexander Lukashenko inaugurated as president 'in secret' following disputed election State news agency Belta reported that Wednesday's ceremony is taking place in the capital of Minsk, with several hundred top government officials present. -
United Kingdom Controversial Brexit bill passes latest stage in UK parliament despite concerns The EU threatened legal action if parts of the contentious bill, which a UK government minister admitted broke international law, were not removed. -
Travel News The Italian cheese that's so valuable it’s stored in a bank In northern Italy, Parmesan producers rent the ‘cheese bank’ to protect their treasure from thieves and age it in climate-controlled safes armed with security systems. -
Malta Malta: Ex-PM Joseph Muscat's top aide freed on bail in corruption probe Keith Schembri was arrested as part of a money laundering probe linked to the sale of Maltese passports to rich people from non-EU countries. -
Germany Alexei Navalny is 'free' to return to Russia after hospital discharge says Kremlin "Regarding his return to Moscow, he is free, like any Russian citizen, to do so at any time," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said, according to Russian news agencies. -
USA Coronavirus: 'Unfathomable' death toll from COVID-19 hits 200,000 in US The US has recorded the highest number of coronavirus deaths and infections in the world, followed by Brazil and India. -
Earth News Is social media fuelling the spread of climate change misinformation? You might not be seeing the full picture on the front page of your socials. -
Australia Almost 500 pilot whales stranded on Tasmania in Australia's largest ever mass stranding A third of the whales have died after being stranded on a sand bar off the coast of Tasmania.