17 October 2020 | Euronews
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World News Women take to streets of Belarus once again, calling for Lukashenko to go In what has now become a tradition on Saturdays in the Belarusian capital, hundreds marched carrying flowers and chanting in protest againt president Alexander Lukashenko -
Travel News Coronavirus: Ireland to go back into lockdown as Europe battles second wave Ireland will lockdown again for six weeks, as more European countries roll out restrictions to halt the spread of coronavirus. -
Thailand Thousands of protesters take to streets of Bangkok despite government warning All stations of Bangkok's elevated Skytrain transit system were closed on Saturday afternoon to try to keep protesters from gathering but crowds met anyway and marched or took taxis to several rally points spread through the city -
Poland Kenya's Jepchirchir sets world mark in women's half marathon The 27-year-old clocked 1 hour, 5 minutes and 16 seconds. -
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No Comment Thai protesters back on Bangkok's streets in defiance of police Thousands of young Thai protesters returned to the streets of Bangkok on Saturday, a day after riot police used water cannon to break up a rally in the centre of the city -
Destinations Giant cat drawing discovered on a hillside in Peru Archaeologists in Peru have uncovered a giant drawing of what appears to be a cat on a hillside in Nazca. -
Ireland European Capital of Culture 2020: Galway misses out on €1 bn as COVID-19 hits arts extravaganza Galway was a European Captial of Culture this year but COVID-19 restrictions meant its visitor numbers were lower than hoped for. -
New Zealand Jacinda Ardern's Labour Party secures victory in New Zealand election The election was widely seen as a referendum on Ardern’s leadership since she took office three years ago. -
Europe News The Briefing: European governments have impossible situation to manage amid coronavirus resurgence Governments can’t just let the virus rip through our society - it is a morally bankrupt position to take. But that balance between protecting lives and livelihoods is impossible to get right all of the time. -
Earth News Could moths be the secret to understanding climate change? Moths might be overshadowed by their colourful butterfly cousins, but they're crucial to the pollination process. -
Bulgaria Bulgaria protests enter 100th consecutive day as demonstrators denounce widespread corruption Protesters allege endemic corruption and want the resignation of PM Boyko Borissov, his centre-right government and the chief prosecutor.