28 September 2020 | Euronews
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Netherlands Coronavirus: Netherlands joins neighbours in tightening COVID-19 restrictions amid surge in cases European countries such as the Netherlands, France and Spain are introducing stricter measures to combat a second wave of coronavirus infections. -
Germany AfD official said migrants ‘could be shot or gassed’ German media reports Christian Lueth was fired by the far-right #AfD party in #Germany after he was reportedly caught on camera saying migrants coming to the country “could still be shot later on...or gassed." -
Romania Mayor elected in Romania despite dying of COVID-19 a week earlier In Sunday's local elections Ion Aliman won a landslide victory in Deveselu, Romania, despite having died the week before. -
Belgium Sakharov Prize: Belarus opposition and Polish LGBTI activists nominated for human rights award The Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought, first inaugurated in 1988, honours people or groups who defend human rights around the globe. -
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France Boy thrown from 10th floor of Tate Modern museum 'can now stand unaided' The boy, now 7, suffered life-changing injuries when he was thrown from the viewing platform at the Tate Modern in August 2019. -
No Comment Chinese artist Ai Weiwei holds protest against Assange extradition Weiwei claimed that the treatment of Assange bore similarities to the way Chinese authorities suppress dissidents. -
Travel News Technology helping to preserve Europe's cultural heritage On this week's Futuris, Euronews meets the scientists in Greece helping to preserve and teach traditional craft practices using technology. -
Cult Classical music stars turn out for the Tsinandali Festival in Georgia In this week's episode of Cult, Euronews meets some of the classical music stars performing at the Tsinandali Festival in Georgia. -
United Kingdom Uber hails decision to allow it to carry on operating in London Uber says the decision is recognition for its commitment to safety. But the association representing the UK capital’s traditional black cabs thinks it's a "disaster for London”. What do you think? -
Earth News Shade could be key to saving future generations of butterflies Butterflies are the ‘gateway drug’ to getting people involved in conservation. -
My Europe Series Post-Brexit trade talks: How badly do Europe's exporters need a deal with the UK? Many major European exporters to Britain have sounded cries of alarm on the urgent need for a new post-Brexit free trade agreement. -
Smart Regions The SMART bio-sensor aiming to detect and stop COVID-19 A pan-European team of European researchers is working against the clock to develop a new SMART bio-sensor to detect and ultimately stop COVID-19. -
Belgium Brussels considering 'all legal options' in case London breaches Brexit treaty The meeting between the UK's Michael Gove and the EU's Maros Sefcovic on the Withdrawal Agreement comes after Britain unveiled plans to break international law over it. -
Spain Quim Torra: Spain's top court removes Catalan chief from office for 'disobedience' The case against Quim Torra concerns his alleged refusal to take down yellow ribbons and other signs of support for jailed separatists on public buildings ahead of the 2019 general election. -
Earth News ‘Extinction is forever’: World leaders pledge to end biodiversity loss The British government has made a huge commitment to safeguard nature. -
Netherlands MH17 suspect asks to address court in person as he denies involvement A Russian suspect in the downing of flight MH17 has asked to be allowed to give his version of events in court, denying any involvement as the trial resumed in the Netherlands. -
No Comment Paris holds body-positive fashion show by the Eiffel Tower It's a movement of kindness towards oneself and others, whatever the age, whatever the body type, whatever the disability, whatever the disease," said Georgia Stein, model and organiser of the body-positive fashion show. -
Poland LGBT in Poland: Ambassadors from 50 countries and organisations appeal for acceptance The Polish government responded to the letter saying that while they respected the human rights of LGBT people, marriage was between a man and a woman. -
Germany Navalny: Chancellor Angela Merkel visited sickbed of Kremlin critic at Berlin hospital The opposition figure was in hospital in Berlin being treated for Novichok poisoning when Merkel came to the hospital for "a private meeting". -
Romania 'It wasn't Oceans 11': Inside the rise and fall of Romania's £2.5m book heist gang They abseiled through skylights to steal some of the world's rarest books. They left DNA at the scene. -
Europe News French hospitals postpone operations to make space for COVID patients Hospitals in Paris and Montpellier have put some interventions on hold to free up space for COVID-19 as the country registered its six consecutive day with more than 10,000 new cases on Sunday. -
World News Global COVID-19 death toll passes 1 million with European nations among worst hit Four European states are amongst the top ten of worst-hit countries: United Kingdom, Italy, France and Spain. -
Spain Keeper mauled by 200-kg gorilla in attack at Madrid Zoo The zookeeper, who is in a serious condition in hospital, suffered head and chest traumas and open fractures on both arms. -
France Coronavirus: France's latest local measures see bars and restaurants close in Marseille The measures have been met with some local resistance — crowds on Friday protested in front of a Marseille courthouse, and some business owners threatened to defy the closure order. -
Earth News Egypt’s fight to preserve coral reefs in the Red Sea How one tourist hotspot banned single-use plastic. -
USA 'Fake news': Trump rejects NY Times claims about his tax returns US President Donald Trump paid just $750 in federal income taxes the year he ran for president and in his first year in the White House, according to a report Sunday in The New York Times.