27 September 2020 | Euronews
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Germany Town in former East Germany offers to take in migrants despite AFD popularity in region Despite the popularity of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AFD) in the region, the German town of Neuruppin has said it is keen to welcome migrants to move to and settle in the town. -
World News Emmanuel Macron criticises Lebanese leaders' 'betrayal' after PM steps down French President Emmanuel Macron said he was "ashamed" of Lebanese leaders after they failed to reform the government. -
Germany Greens win mayoral runoffs in Germany's most populous state Germany's Greens won several mayoral races in North Rhine-Westphalia, the country's most populous state. -
No Comment Mexico to pursue soldiers, federal police in abduction probe Mexico has ordered 25 arrest warrants for those suspected to have been involved in the disappearance of 43 students six years ago including soldiers and police. -
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No Comment More than 50,000 Spanish flags placed in Madrid to honour COVID-19 victims More than 50,000 flags of Spain were placed in a park in Madrid to pay tribute to the victims of COVID-19. -
Yemen Yemen's warring sides to swap more than 1,000 prisoners, UN mission says This marks the first phase of a prisoner-release plan reached earlier this year. -
United Kingdom New phone app reminds people to 'mind the gap' and socially distance A UK tech startup has developed an app called "Mind the Gap" to remind people of the need to socially distance during the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Switzerland Swiss voters reject proposal to end EU freedom of movement by nearly 62% Swiss voters rejected an initiative that would have ended the right of EU citizens to live and work in the country. -
Romania Romania votes in local elections as prelude to General Election Romania's minority National Liberal Party government, in power since December, is undergoing a test of its strength ahead of December's General Election in local elections. The Social Democratic Party fell from power following allegations of corruption and years of anti-corruption protests. -
World News Fears grow for the 'next million' as global COVID death toll reaches deadly milestone As the death toll due to COVID-19 hits one million, experts say it's likely that another million could die from the disease before a vaccine is found. -
France French Senate elections: Right and centre parties hold majority while Greens form political group The right and centre said they were "consolidated" in a Senate majority while the Greens said they had enough seats to form a political group. -
Travel News This YouTuber couple and their baby daughter have been living in a converted school bus since 2018 Beekeeper and his jewellery maker wife, Justin and Juby and their baby daughter have been on a journey around the world documenting their travels on YouTube. -
World News New flare up of violence breaks out between Azerbaijan and Armenia New skirmishes - the deadliest since 2016 — have provoked international concern. -
Belarus Belarus protests: 50th day of protests marked by massive demonstration and 500 arrests Hundreds of thousands of Belarusians have been protesting against the regime for seven weeks since a disputed presidential election took place on August 9. -
Belarus Belarus warns UN sanctions would bring 'chaos and anarchy' Makei's speech was played hours after the latest in a series of large protests in Belarus over the Aug. 9 re-election of President Alexander Lukashenko. -
Earth News The architect who wants to build cities with a million trees Two of his best-known works are the Vertical Forest Towers in Italy and the Liuzhou Forest City in China.