30 September 2020 | Euronews
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USA Trump walks back comments on far-right group after sparking outrage Trump told a far-right extremist group to "stand down" a day after saying they should "stand by" as he refused to condemn white supremacy. -
Germany Study: Neanderthal genes could increase risk for severe COVID-19 A study by European scientists examined a cluster of genes that have been linked to a higher risk of hospitalisation in patients who are infected with coronavirus. -
Poland Polish Cabinet reshuffle: Kaczynski joins as deputy prime minister Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki presented a reshuffled Cabinet on Wednesday that formally brings the conservative ruling party's leader into a government position. -
Sweden Swedish military build-up on Baltic island 'a signal to Russia' Concerns about Russia’s intentions in the region have risen since Moscow’s annexation of Crimea in 2014. -
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No Comment Protests in India over gang rape and death of lower-caste woman The 19-year-old is the latest gruesome case of sexual violence against women to rile India. -
No Comment Camping nostalgia in Germany ahead of reunification anniversary It's 30 years since German reunification on 3 October. -
My Europe Series Will Belgium's new government delays push the country to split? Today (Wednesday), after nearly 500 days of intensive negotiations, the programme for a government led by Flemish liberal Alexander De Croo was finalised. -
United Kingdom European governments weigh stricter measures amid rising COVID-19 cases Boris Johnson said he would not hesitate to issue stricter measures while France's prime minister is set to meet with local mayors to discuss the deteriorating COVID-19 situation. -
France 'Historic victory': France to stop wild animals in travelling circuses France's environment minister said it would open a "new era of our relationship with these animals". -
Earth News The 4 best apps to help you beat food waste Did you know? A third of all grown and produced food is thrown out every single year. -
Earth News World's largest company Walmart pledges net-zero emissions by 2040 The US retail giant made the announcement at this year's Climate Week in New York City. -
World News Coronavirus: What part could rapid antigen tests play in the fight against COVID-19? The tests will provide results in approximately 15 to 30 minutes, but are generally considered less accurate — what role do they have to play in the coronavirus crisis? -
World News English Channel migrant smuggling ring dismantled, say police Security forces from France, Belgium, the UK and the Netherlands arrested twelve people suspected of smuggling migrants across the English Channel. -
Italy Lessons learned: Why Italy is now seeing fewer COVID-19 cases than its neighbours “Everyone remembers those images of coffins being taken away,” said Gloria Taliani, professor of infectious diseases at La Sapienza University of Rome. -
Europe News Greece's iconic monument, the Acropolis is bathed in new light Greece's famous archaeological site has been illuminated with a new lower-energy lighting system that reduces light pollution and highlights the three-dimensional nature of the monuments. -
Europe News Migrants in Italy 'left to sleep in streets' while asylum applications processed Migrants in the Italian capital Rome are being ignored by the authorities and left to sleep on the streets while they await results of their asylum applications, it's been claimed. -
Ocean Saving nature: what's Europe's strategy? Saving nature: what's Europe's strategy? Euronews explains. -
Earth News Celebrate International Podcast Day with these eco-podcasts Five of the best podcasts covering sustainability, ethical living, and the environment. -
Europe News Brussels was 'naive in the past' over rule of law breaches, admits EU's Vera Jourova Vera Jourova was speaking as the EU published its first-ever report on democratic values in the 27-country bloc. -
USA Trump-Biden presidential debate: Five key takeaways Trump is no stranger to going on the offensive, but his fighting approach on stage left his Democratic opponent struggling to complete a sentence during the debate. -
World News Nagorno-Karabakh: Why has there been a flare-up of violence between Armenian and Azerbaijani forces? Euronews spoke to four experts to get their take on the recent surge in violence in the Nagorno-Karabakh region. -
Europe News The Rule of Law: what is it and why is it important? In recent years, citizens of EU countries have taken to the streets, protesting against what they saw as democratic backsliding. The European Commission has introduced ways to limit regression on rule of law. We explain the issue that is shaking the EU's foundations. -
No Comment Makeshift migrant camps grow outside Bosnian towns The migrants have built tents in the forests after local authorities in the northwestern Krajina region decided last month to start pushing them away from urban areas, even kicking them out of the existing UN-run reception centers there -
Belgium Coronavirus: Belgium death toll passes 10,000, UK breaks new daily cases record Belgium's death toll from the virus passed 10,000 on Wednesday as cases soared in the UK, breaking its daily new cases record. -
United Kingdom Brexit: UK MPs back government's contentious Internal Market Bill The bill was approved by 340 votes to 256, a government majority of 84. -
Earth News Can a network of 7000 walking routes transform the way we travel? Hundreds of volunteers have been working to connect footpaths in the UK, but the project could soon be international. -
USA First US presidential debate: Trump and Biden lock horns from outset There were heated clashes over the president's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, the integrity of the election results, personal attacks about Biden's family and how the Supreme Court will shape the future of the nation’s health care.