9 October 2020 | Euronews
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World News Coronavirus: French and German cities restrict bars as new restrictions kick in The new measures come as authorities try to resist more drastic lockdowns, amid a spike in new virus cases in many European countries. -
USA Two Islamic State ‘Beatles’ plead not guilty to charges in US court Two jihadists from the Islamic State group, who were part of a terror cell nicknamed ‘The Beatles’ due to their British accents, have pleaded not guilty before a judge in the USA. -
Europe News Golden Dawn: Calls to exclude convicted far-right MEP Ioannis Lagos from European Parliament Ioannis Lagos, one of the leaders of the far-right Golden Dawn political party, was this week found guilty of running it as a criminal organisation. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: Nagorno-Karabakh conflict and rule of law dispute A look back at the key issues taking centre stage in Brussels this week. -
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USA Legislation unveiled that would let Congress oust unfit US presidents Announcing the move, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi insisted it was not about current president Donald Trump. -
My Europe Series In Lithuania, COVID-19 is a key election issue - but not in the way you might think In early 2020, the polls suggested it was game over for Lithuania's ruling party. Then the coronavirus pandemic happened. -
World “We are women. We are strong.” - Belarusian opposition leader promises to fight until victory The leader of Belarus’s opposition movement has promised their combat will continue “until victory” - because the Belarusian people will never again accept to live in “a state of slaves”. -
No Comment Image of Spain's king set alight as monarch visits Barcelona The visit comes less than two weeks after Catalonia's regional chief, Quim Torra, was removed from office by Spain's Supreme Court. -
World UAE sees steady rise in pets repatriated & rehomed during COVID-19 pandemic Many animal shelters in the UAE have seen an influx of creatures since the COVID-19 pandemic took hold. -
World Exotic, endangered & trafficked animals in the Middle East receive UAE care For the past 15 years, the world has faced an unprecedented spike in illegal wildlife crime, according to the World Wildlife Fund. -
Germany Swastikas painted on artwork honouring victims of anti-Semitic attack in Halle, Germany The vandalism comes on the first anniversary of the attack in Halle, which left two people dead. -
Belgium Belgian, 89, found guilty of murdering her best friend, 93 Clara Maes insisted she wasn’t behind the 2015 stabbing murder of her friend, who had named her as heir to the majority of her fortune. -
Germany Police clear out famous Berlin squat Liebig 34 Inhabitants say they have grown angry with soaring rents in the German capital. -
Spain Spain: Portraits of King Felipe VI burned as thousands protest his Barcelona visit The visit by Spain’s heads of state and government comes less than two weeks after Catalonia’s regional chief, Quim Torra, was removed from office by Spain’s Supreme Court. -
Earth News What's going on in Russia's Kamchatka peninsula? Kamchatka residents have been documenting this unfolding environmental catastrophe in real-time on social media. -
World News In pictures: Clashes in Athens, civilians suffering in Nagorno-Karabakh, France devastated by floods Our selection of the most striking photographs from this week's news stories. -
Spain Madrid state of emergency: Spanish police enforce COVID-19 travel restrictions The Spanish government has overruled Madrid's regional premier announced a state of emergency to tackle the country's surge in COVID-19 cases. -
Travel News Live Flamenco shows are back in business in Madrid The passion and drama of traditional flamenco: with plastic screens installed and additional measures put in place the famous show is back on stage in Madrid. -
World News Nobel Peace Prize 2020: World Food Programme wins for efforts to combat hunger World Food Programme wins Nobel Peace Prize 2020 for efforts to combat hunger -
World News Armenia and Azerbaijan attend Moscow negotiations on Nagorno-Karabakh violence The meeting marks the first breakthrough in international efforts to try and broker a ceasefire between the two sides. -
France COVID-19 restrictions tighten further in France with bars to shut in four more cities From Saturday, the cities of Lille, Lyon, Grenoble and Saint-Etienne will be designated maximum alert zones. -
Mali Mali: French aid worker Sophie Pétronin among three European hostages freed by Islamic extremists French president Emmanual Macron welcomed the news of the release of French captive Sophie Pétronin, saying it was "a joy to have heard her voice." -
USA Donald Trump is ready for return to public events after falling ill with COVID-19, says doctor "I’m feeling good. Really good. I think perfect," Trump said of his condition. It is not known whether the president is still contagious.