22 October 2020 | Euronews
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Lebanon 'House of Cards': Could former prime minister Saad Hariri pull Lebanon back from the brink? Two-time prime minister Saad Hariri was preparing to bid farewell to politics. His name is now in the frame to stop Lebanon from completely collapsing. -
Russia Alexei Navalny: Russian president Vladimir Putin 'intervened' to allow critic's move to Germany The Russian president said he asked the country's Prosecutor General to immediately allow opposition figure Alexei Navalny to be moved to Germany for urgent treatment. -
Europe News The Briefing: Fishing is the latest issue to get caught up in Brexit’s net The Brexit merry-go-round has come to a grinding halt due to fishing rights – Euronews Political Editor Darren McCaffrey takes a look at the thorny issue. -
Musica Rolando Villazón and Xavier de Maistre explore the soul of Latin America What happens when a famous tenor and a master of the harp get together? The result is a very special programme: Rolando Villazón and Xavier de Maistre present the 'Serenata Latina' – “Across Latin America”. Latin American melodies intimate – in this edition of Musica on euronews and -
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The Cube Facebook admits to incorrectly labeling #EndSARS content as misinformation "We apologise for letting down our community", said a Facebook spokesperson after the company admitted that Instagram posts in support of #EndSARS were incorrectly labeled as misleading. -
Georgia Police manhunt after armed raider holds dozens hostage at Georgia bank An armed assailant entered a bank in the western Georgian town of Zugdidi on Wednesday. A police operation is ongoing after the individual escaped with three hostages and abandoned them in a forested area. -
My Europe Series Denmark's dilemma as lucrative North Sea oil tests its green credentials Denmark leads the way in Europe when it comes to climate-friendly policies. But lucrative North Sea oil is testing its green credentials. -
Cry Like A Boy Podcast │What made these men in Burundi stop hitting their wives and turn their lives around? More than 10 years ago, Innocent was a violent husband who splurged all his family's wealth on his 27 lovers. That was before he met a group that has led thousands of men in Burundi to rethink their behaviour. Listen to the first episode of Euronews' podcast, #CryLikeaBoy. -
The Cube Twitter's temporary tweak of retweet function causes confusion | #TheCube Twitter has changed the way you retweet in the lead-up to #USElection2020. But some people have been confused about the change. -
United Kingdom Building on a breakthrough: Firm hoping to extend range of hydrogen-powered plane It is hoped ZeroAvia's maiden flight will be the first step in making one of the most polluting industries green. -
France Curfew affecting 46 million people to take effect as France records 1 million COVID-19 cases France set another record for the number of daily positive infections on Friday with 42,032 cases, pushing the total number so far to 1,041,075. -
Spain Coronavirus: Spaniards turn to private COVID-19 tests amid delays at public centres But if you haven't got €90-€160 for a private coronavirus test, getting one in the public system is becoming increasingly difficult. -
USA Republican-led Senate panel advances Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett Republicans in the US Senate advanced Amy Coney Barrett's Supreme Court nomination. Now she faces a vote in the full Senate. -
Poland Poland protesters tussle with police after abortion ruling "Throwing in the topic of abortion and holding a pseudo-tribunal on it in the middle of a raging pandemic is more than cynicism. This is political villainy," said former Polish PM and President of the European Parliament Donald Tusk. -
Business Series Exploring Valencia's abundant - and special - fruits and vegetables In Valencia on Spain's Mediterranean coast, Here We Grow explores a garden with 400 varieties of citrus fruits and also the persimmon harvest. We discover the bountiful universe of Spain’s abundant and delicious fruits and vegetables. -
France British nationals in custody in Paris over attempted murder of police officer The Paris prosecutor has opened an investigation for "attempted homicide of a person holding public authority". -
Mitch Lowe - Netflix pioneer on the entertainment industry's future and 'Pitch Up In The Sky' In this edition of Interview, we’re talking about the video streaming revolution with Mitch Lowe, one of the founding executives of Netflix and someone who's been at the forefront of the video entertainment industry since the early 1980s - plus where he thinks the sector is heading next. -
No Comment Thousands protest in Bogota against Colombian government The indigenous people of Colombia are protesting against the violence to which they are subjected. -
World News Italy upset with France over Mont Blanc protection zone Italy has voiced its “strong disappointment” to France, claiming that a new protection zone for Mont Blanc affects Italian territory. -
Bulgaria Eastern Europe's transition to clean energy is painful for some Bulgaria once struggled to battle toxic emissions but has now nearly managed to get them under control. -
Belgium Coronavirus: Belgian FM Sophie Wilmès in intensive care after testing positive for COVID-19 Wilmès announced that she had received a positive test result on Saturday, saying she had probably caught it from within her family circle. -
Lebanon Former PM Saad Hariri asked to form Lebanon's next government Hariri’s return to office is a setback for protesters who had been demanding change, and see him as a symbol of a political class they blame for the country’s woes. -
Earth News Meet Pattie Gonia: An environmental drag queen on a mission "Spend more time outdoors, get out there, because it will make you realise exactly what’s worth saving.” -
World News Sakharov Prize 2020: Belarus' opposition wins EU human rights award EP President David Sassoli recognised an "initiative of brave women" in his speech, including opposition leader Svetlana Tikhanovskaya. -
Europe News 'Fossil fuels still needed during green transition', top EU official says In an exclusive interview with Euronews, the European Commission's Executive Vice-President and person responsible for the bloc's Green Deal, Frans Timmermans, explained that some countries will still need to use fossil fuels during the continent's move towards renewable energies. -
Ukraine Chernobyl: the people who risked the radiation to return to their homes After the world's biggest nuclear accident Euronews talks to the people who decided to return to their homes despite the radiation risk -
Thailand Thailand cancels emergency decree in bid to calm protests Thailand’s government on Thursday cancelled a state of emergency it had declared last week for Bangkok in a gesture offered by the embattled prime minister to cool massive student-led protests seeking democracy reforms. -
United Arab Emirates Cutting edge robotic surgery helps combat COVID-19 in Dubai Robots have been employed by surgeons in Dubai. Ai technology is used for machine learning. Robots can digest large amounts of information by watching previous operations. Using intricate algorithms the robot recognises any irregularities and informs the surgeon to aid decision making. -
World Greek National Opera entices people back to the theatre after seven-month break It has been a seven-month break but the Greek National Opera is finally welcoming back audiences in Athens. With a number of health restrictions measures in place, the company’s singers have found an original way of convincing the public it is a safe activity. -
World News Greening the grey: London to turn 50% of its urban environment green by 2050 In 2019, London signed a pledge to become the first National Park City as part of a new drive to convince cities and their residents to be greener, healthier, and wilder. But how will it fulfill its ambitious target to turn 50% of its urban spaces green by 2050? -
Women Beyond Borders Meet Anna McNuff: the woman who is running her way around the world Meet Anna McNuff: the woman who is running her way around the world. Self-professed mischief maker and adventurer Anna McNuff has inspired a generation of fitness lovers with her unique travelling style - running and cycling across countries around the world. -
USA US officials link Iran to emails meant to intimidate voters US officials accused Iran on Wednesday of being behind a flurry of emails sent to Democratic voters in multiple battleground states. -
USA Barack Obama blasts Donald Trump’s record in Biden campaign pitch The former US president Barack Obama said “we’ve got to vote like never before” as he blasted Donald Trump’s record on the coronavirus pandemic. -
World News Astronaut and cosmonauts return to Earth after mission launched during pandemic An American astronaut and two Russian cosmonauts returned to Earth from the International Space Station (ISS) after a six-month mission in space, launched in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak. -
Europe News 'We have lost time but not momentum' on climate goals, says EU's Environment Commissioner While the pandemic has affected almost all aspects of daily life in Europe, the European Commission claims the crisis has not diverted them from their ambitions to become carbon neutral by 2050.