7 October 2020 | Euronews
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World News Extreme poverty to rise for first time in more than 20 years due to COVID-19, World Bank warns The World Bank expects that COVID-19 could push an additional 88 million to 115 million into extreme poverty this year. -
World News The EU can set the pace worldwide with a forward-thinking digital trade strategy ǀ View With a forward-thinking digital trade strategy, the EU could make a huge impact globally on privacy, COVID-19 recovery efforts and much more. -
Europe News Reopening occupied Cypriot ghost town complicates island's reunification, says EU's Borrell Varosha, which used to be a tourist hotspot, has been fenced off and abandoned since Turkey invaded northern Cyprus after a Greek-inspired coup in 1974. -
United Kingdom Brexit trade talks: UK must 'put cards on table', EU's Charles Michel tells Boris Johnson The UK PM responded by saying London was 'ready' for negotiations to fail, with time running out for an agreement to be struck. -
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Belgium Belgium's new government: Why did the 'Vivaldi' coalition take so long to form? The alliance of parties from four distinct political backgrounds, nicknamed after the famous composer's "Four Seasons", follows 653 days of temporary arrangements. -
World News Watch: Azerbaijan and Armenia leaders speak exclusively to Euronews The leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan talked exclusively to Euronews on Wednesday about the flare-up of deadly violence in the disputed region of Nagorno-Karabakh. -
USA US charges British IS members in deaths of Western hostages El Shafee Elsheikh and Alexanda Kotey are two of four men dubbed "the Beatles" by the hostages they held captive because of their British accents. -
United Kingdom ‘Like a grenade has gone off’: Infectious disease expert recounts his own struggle with ‘long COVID' When he first developed symptoms of COVID-19 in March, Professor Paul Garner expected to develop only a mild form of the disease. "But it absolutely floored me," he told Euronews. -
World News Blame game continues as Azerbaijani and Armenian leaders speak exclusively to Euronews Armenia's Nikol Pashinyan and Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan discussed the flare-up in violence in Nagorno-Karabakh during exclusive interviews with Euronews. -
Europe News EU climate law explained: Europe wants to hit carbon net-zero - but by when? The EU wants the world's first climate law in place to tackle climate change, but a battle is brewing over how much emissions should be reduced by 2030 to hit green goals. -
Taste How to bake a cake fit for a modern art gallery Welcome to the latest bespoke gourmet cake masterpiece from Dubai-based pastry chef Nadia Parekh. -
No Comment Watch: Violent clashes after landmark Golden Dawn verdict in Athens A Greek court ruled that the far-right Golden Dawn party was operating as a criminal organization, delivering a landmark guilty verdict in a marathon five-year trial. -
Republic of North Macedonia EU looks to mobilise €20 billion for Western Balkans The funds would help the Western Balkans catch up economically with the rest of Europe. -
United Kingdom COVID-19: Has devolution in the UK complicated its response to the coronavirus crisis? One country, four governments, with tangible variations in how they have chosen to manage their populations against the virus. It is arguably one of the biggest stress tests for devolution. -
Belgium Coronavirus: Brussels orders bars and cafés to close for a month amid COVID-19 surge The COVID-19 incidence rate in the capital is more than double the national rate at 502 vs 238 cases per 100,000 inhabitants. -
Earth News PETA v Mesut Ozil: The battle for Arsenal's Gunnersaurus An unexpected offer has come out of the internet's favourite story this week. -
Spain Spain PM Pedro Sanchez plans to create 800,000 jobs to boost recovery from COVID-19 Sanchez said the plan is to "transform the hard blow of the pandemic into a huge opportunity". -
Europe News New EU framework 'will not solve' plight of Roma people in Europe, says activist New EU framework 'will not solve' plight of Roma people in Europe, says activist -
United Kingdom 'Intergalactic incompetence': UK PM slammed over 16,000 missing COVID-19 results Prime minister Boris Johnson has been accused of presiding over "intergalactic incompetence" after nearly 16,000 positive COVID-19 test results were left off the UK's daily tally. -
World News Germany is the highest-ranked country in Europe for its COVID-19 response, new survey reveals The study by the Barcelona Institute for Global Health (ISGlobal) analysed 19 countries and asked citizens to rate key aspects of their government’s response to the health crisis. -
Earth News Do environmental documentaries actually have an impact on people’s bad habits? We’re wondering how much effect our binge watching of Blue Planet really has on climate change. -
Sweden Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer Doudna win Nobel Prize for Chemistry Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer A. Doudna were awarded for discovering 'genetic scissors', a tool for 'rewriting the code of life'. -
France France-Italy floods: Graves unearthed by floodwaters in French cemeteries The Italian authorities say they are not sure if some of the bodies are of those reported dead in the storms. -
The Cube Facebook bans QAnon conspiracy theory accounts across all platforms Facebook says it will ban QAnon accounts across all platforms including pages that "do not contain violent content". -
World News Hottest September on record: Could 2020 be the world's warmest year ever? This September saw unusually high temperatures in Siberia, across the Middle East, parts of South America and Australia — while a European heatwave shattered monthly records, too. -
Belgium Belgium tightens coronavirus restrictions just days after relaxing rules on masks The new restrictions were announced after daily cases in the last week rose 32%, with a tenfold increase of infections among those aged over 90. -
Earth News Could tourism be the key to guaranteeing the future of our oceans? Coastal health is important for the environment but also for visitors looking to enjoy the natural world. -
Destinations Tuscany castle offers tourists place to shelter in a bubble from coronavirus The British owner of Torre Palazonne is now calling for authorities to create legislation to allow for tourists to travel around Europe safely for holidays in social bubbles.