3 October 2020 | Euronews
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Italy Juventus take to the pitch in Turin as Napoli forced to stay home due to COVID-19 By all accounts, Juventus' match against Napoli on Sunday was a normal Serie A fixture - except only one team actually made it to the stadium. -
Israel Israelis defy lockdown law to protest against Netanyahu Across the country, Israelis have been calling for the Israeli prime minister to resign over ongoing corruption allegations. -
World News Azerbaijan demands Armenia withdraw as conflict rages in Nagorno-Karabakh Armenian officials on Sunday accused Azerbaijan of carrying out strikes on Stepanakert. -
Czech Republic Czech Republic: Andrej Babis' party wins big in regional elections The elections were the first held in the Czech Republic during the coronavirus pandemic. -
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Greece Greek doctors stage 2km fun run to debunk COVID-19 mask myth “I would never have believed that such a large part of the population would deny the obvious.” -
World News James Bond: 'No Time To Die' delayed until 2 April 2021 The movie is being held back for another seven months to allow it to be seen in cinemas. -
United Kingdom In London, confusion and scepticism over new COVID-19 rules Pubs and restaurants in the British capital must close no later than 10 pm and people cannot socialise of groups of more than six people. -
World News Brexit: Von der Leyen, Johnson say gaps between EU and Britain remain The EU and the UK are still no closer to breaking the deadlock with three months to go until the end of the Brexit transition period. -
World News Open letter to the European Parliament: Call out the EU Council on its rule of law hypocrisy ǀ View In an open letter to the European Parliament, law professors express their concern about the way recent appointments to the EPPO were carried out by the European Council. -
No Comment Chile: Protesters face off against police ahead of referendum Chilean police used water cannons and pepper spray to disperse protesters gathered at Santiago's iconic Plaza Italia square. -
World News French territory of New Caledonia prepares for independence referendum Voters are expected to reject breaking away from France's control after almost 170 years despite rising support for the move. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina COVID-19 deniers grow more vocal in Bosnia even as nation counts its dead Family members of victims have found themselves targetted on social media and even in public by those who think the virus is a hoax. -
Germany 'A defining moment for Germany, Europe, and the world': Germany marks 30 years since reunification East Germany joined the western federal republic on October 3, 1990, following the collapse of the Soviet regime less than a year before. -
Travel News Venetian flood barriers deployed for first time against tide Controversial and long-delayed underwater barriers to protect Venice from its notorious high tides were being deployed for the first time Saturday, against a forecast 130-centimetre flood. -
Travel News Six tips on how to organise and enjoy your holiday memories Are you piling up your holiday photos without ever reviewing them again? Here are some creative solutions to enjoying your memories all year round. -
World News Authorities are using COVID-19 as a smokescreen to stifle the legitimate right to protest ǀ View Measures that are rightly being put in place by governments to restrict the spread of COVID-19 are now being used as a means to put an end to our right to protest when they make poor decisions. -
EV Charge: Electric mobility accessible wherever and whoever you are! EV Charge: Electric mobility accessible wherever and whoever you are! -
Germany German reunification: Thirty years on, is the job done? Less than a year after the Berlin Wall came down, Germany was a united country again. -
France Four dead, dozens missing as France launches rescue mission after floods At least four people have been killed in flooding in a mountainous border region in Italy and France, with rescue teams searching for others who are missing. -
Germany German Reunification: archive pictures show Unity Day as it happened 30 years ago The signing of the Reunification Treaty, the celebrations and the protests on Germany’s first Unity Day, and other events in this selection of archive photographs. -
Russia Russian journalist sets herself on fire and dies after police search Irina Slavina set herself on fire outside a regional police headquarters on Friday. -
Italy Italian far-right leader Matteo Salvini in court over migrant detention claims Salvini is accused of abusing his powers as then-interior minister to block 116 migrants from disembarking from a coastguard boat last year, under his so-called "closed ports" policy. -
Earth News Hidden faces: Why I launched a movement for Black people in geography Geography tells the stories of people and planet. But which stories are told - and who is chosen to tell them?