29 September 2020 | Euronews
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World Germany’s search for permanent nuclear waste sites Germany has published a list of 90 potential nuclear waste repository sites -
Poland Atlas of Hate: Activists nominated for award for tracking ‘LGBT-free zones’ in Poland Activists in Poland have been nominated for a prestigious human rights award for tracking the growth of "LGBT-free zones" in the country. -
USA Stage set for first debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden The two main candidates in November's US presidential election will meet for the first of three televised debates early on Wednesday morning European time -
My Europe Series 'Leaked files, organ removal and irrepressible anger': What's behind the Kosovo war crimes probe? It has been a busy - and at times bizarre - couple of weeks for international justice in Kosovo. We've just had the first arrests in the special probe, so here's the background. -
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Belarus UK and Canada impose sanctions on Alexander Lukashenko and seven Belarus officials The two countries say their measures include a travel ban and freezing the officials' assets following last month's disputed election and a violent police crackdown on opposition protesters. -
Ocean How Europe is turning to tech to help clean up the shipping industry In this episode of Ocean, Euronews explores how Europe is turning to technology to help clean up the shipping industry. -
No Comment French police dismantle large migrant camp in Calais Tuesday's operation is thought to be the biggest of its kind since the Calais Jungle - home to up to 8,000 migrants - was dismantled in 2016. -
Estonia MS Estonia: Europe's worst shipping disaster 'caused by Baltic submarine collision' Ministers promise to investigate after a documentary team discovers large hole on the hull of the MS Estonia, which sank in 1994 claiming 852 lives -
France Charlie Hebdo: Suspected Paris knife attacker to be charged with attempted murder The main suspect in a knife attack outside the former Charlie Hebdo premises in Paris last week is to be charged with attempted murder and terrorist association. -
The Cube Coronavirus: Students left studying their own four walls after university lockdowns This time of year is meant to herald the start of the academic year for university students: new courses, new lectures and new faces. But for many across Europe, the reality is instead the same four walls of their lodgings. -
World News Nagorno-Karabakh: Dozens killed as flare-up between Azerbaijan and Armenia intensifies The official death toll stands at 95, including civilians, as the fighting between Armenia and Azerbaijan continues. -
Netherlands Dutch students fight to keep COVID-19 out of shared houses Dutch students have had to find ways to keep COVID-19 from spreading in their shared houses. -
World News United Arab Emirates in bid to be first Arab nation to reach moon Plans for an Emirati mission to the moon come hot off the heels of the historic launch of its Mars probe in July. -
No Comment Beluga whales take first swim in new open-water sea sanctuary The whales — called Little White and Little Grey — were captured in Russian waters and sold to Changfeng Ocean World aquarium in Shanghai over ten years ago. -
United Kingdom No further prosecutions over Bloody Sunday shootings, Northern Ireland says Prosecutors confirm just one former British soldier will go on trial on suspicion of murder in connection to the 1972 shootings in which 13 people died -
The Cube Chinese app TikTok opens up in Australia in bid to fight mistrust The app, owned by ByteDance, a private Chinese company, has come under scrutiny in Australia after Donald Trump announced plans for a possible ban in the United States. -
Travel News In Kashmir, wedding season is on, but with new security measures Traditionally, Kashmiri weddings bring together hundreds of guests but now they are reserved to close friends and family who must eat from separate plates. -
Greece Greek police accuse 33 NGO members of helping migrant smugglers Authorities said the investigation began several months ago and included Greece's intelligence service and anti-terror police. Neither the names of the NGOs nor the nationalities of those involved were made public. -
Lithuania Belarus: Putin denounces 'external pressure' as Macron meets Tsikhanouskaya Vladimir Putin decried "unprecedented external pressure" on Belarus on Tuesday, as French president Emmanual Macron called for European mediation, and UK announced sanctions. -
Europe News Hungary calls for EU's Jourova to quit over 'sick democracy' comment Orban's spokesperson Zoltan Kovacs said that Jourova's comments were "inappropriate and unacceptable". -
Earth News Half a million sharks could be killed for Covid-19 vaccine, say experts “Sourcing an ingredient from a wild animal is not a long-term solution." -
Europe News EU capitals want greater control over short term rentals, despite drop in tourism Local leaders from some of Europe's capital cities are looking to curb the impact of "over-tourism" by restricting how online short-term rental platforms, like Airbnb, operate. -
Travel News Coronavirus: Crew on first post-lockdown Greek cruise test positive for COVID-19 Passengers and crew on board the vessel are now confined to the ship while Greek health authorities carry out further tests. -
World News Rapid COVID-19 tests that give results 'in minutes' to be rolled out in poorer countries WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus hailed the tests, which he said provide reliable results in approximately 15 to 30 minutes, as “good news” in the fight against COVID-19.