26 October 2020 | Euronews
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Germany Angela Merkel is reportedly considering a nationwide 'lockdown light' in Germany The German Chancellor will push for the strict new measures in a meeting with regional leaders on Wednesday, Bild newspaper reported -
United Kingdom More pressure on UK government over free meals for disadvantaged children Prime Minister Boris Johnson insists that the government will not fund free school meals for children at risk of going hungry in England over the half-term holiday. -
USA Frozen water discovered in more places on Moon, scientists confirm The discovery of reserves of ice water on the Moon could mean future lunar bases will be able to access drinking water. -
USA US election: What do the opinion polls say about the presidential race? The US presidential election is sure to be a close race, but what do the polls say about who's ahead? -
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My Europe Series Will Belarus' political crisis kill off its booming IT sector? Belarus' IT sector is one of the nation's few economic success stories. But will the country's ongoing political turmoil put a nail in its coffin? -
Euronews Debates Travel after 2020: The new reality Hit hard by the global coronavirus pandemic, the travel and tourism sectors are expected to rebound from 2021. -
Smart Regions Smart Schools - a cross-border project making Bosnia and Croatia greener In the former enemy nations of Bosnia-Herzogovina and Croatia, a new European cross-border project is promoting greener, cleaner schools and eco-friendly innovation - as well as better relations. -
Earth News Eating jellyfish is a more sustainable alternative to fish say scientists "In the mouth it feels like a cross between cucumbers and rubber bands." -
World Mateus Webba Da Silva: the Angolan expert breaking ground in DNA research Mateus Webba Da Silva is an international scientist and DNA expert who -
Belarus Belarus: Workers go on strike as Lukashenko ignores call to resign Hundreds of students have gathered outside universities in the capital Minsk clapping and chanting slogans. -
World News Imran Khan: Pakistan's prime minister asks Facebook to ban Islamophobic content Pakistan's prime minister, Imran Khan, has asked Facebook to ban Islamophobic content, as tensions deepen between the presidents of France and Turkey. -
Germany German public health institute targeted by arson attack as tensions rise over COVID-19 restrictions A building of the agency for disease control, the Robert Koch Institute in Berlin, was attacked with Molotov cocktails this weekend. -
Travel News How The Travel Corporation is tackling sustainability in 2020 and beyond Euronews Travel caught up with Shannon Guihan, Chief TreadRight & Sustainability Officer at The Travel Corporation, to find out more about the business’s latest plans for sustainable tourism. -
No Comment Protesters return to Baghdad streets after anniversary rally The anti-government protest movement is still alive in Iraq, as the streets of Baghdad fill once again with opposition rallies. -
Earth News The world's largest insect farm is being built in France It will raise hundreds of millions of insects to be used as a protein source. -
Germany Germany's CDU party delays electing Chancellor Angela Merkel's successor once again Current party leader Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer had announced in February that she would not run for chancellor in the expected 2021 election and would relinquish the party leadership. -
Spain Madrid helps bars stay afloat by serving food without a license New legislation in Madrid allows pubs without food licenses to sell food in order to help them through the pandemic. -
No Comment Boy dressed as Donald Trump for Halloween catches president's eye The boy's costume matched the president's outfit almost exactly, even down to the red tie. -
Next Series Nestore, the new personal coach to keep you fit in mind, body and soul The new Nestore system aims to monitor multiple aspects of the user’s lifestyle as well as medical data, and then make personalised suggestions based on the collected information. -
Next Series "It's a myth that older people can't change or improve" says wellness researcher The new Nestore personalised coaching app aims to give you hints and tips on how to stay well as you get older. -
Portugal Azores: Portugal's socialists lose majority in surprise regional elections Portugal's socialists suffered a surprise loss of their majority in Sunday's Azores elections, while the far-right Chega party entered the regional parliament for the first time. -
Europe News Belgian region of Flanders sees COVID-era boom in homeschooling Although schools remain open in Belgium, some parents have decided to home-school as a way to spend more quality time with their children and get out into nature. -
Moments Running wild in Verbier: How to enjoy Switzerland's iconic ski resort 'off season' Trail running is not just a sport for elite athletes, but an activity for anyone who wants to step out of the gym, off the pavement and discover new and amazing places. And in the Swiss alpine town of Verbier they've made it even easier to hit the trails. -
Europe News Coronavirus: Belgian hospitals could reach ICU limit in 2 weeks as country tops incidence charts The capacity of the country's intensive care units could be reached in the next two weeks, according to Belgium's interfederal COVID-19 spokesperson, Yves Van Laethem. -
Turkey Europe's Muslims being treated like Jews before WWII, says Erdogan Turkey's president calls for a boycott of French products in a growing row over Emmanuel Macron's remarks about Islam -
No Comment Chileans celebrate on streets after voting for new constitution Chileans celebrate on the streets after they voted overwhelmingly in a landmark referendum on Sunday to replace their dictator-era constitution, long seen as underpinning the nation's glaring economic and social inequalities. -
Bulgaria Bulgaria PM Boyko Borissov tests positive for COVID-19 as protests against him continue Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov has tested positive for COVID-19, as the country grapples with a steady rise in cases and anti-government demonstrations. -
USA US elections: Senate confirms Trump Supreme Court nominee despite Democrats' opposition The US Senate voted 52-48 to confirm Trump nominee Amy Coney Barrett to the nation's highest court one week before the presidential elections. -
Europe News Brussels exhibition showcases forgeries and fakes throughout history The role of fakes and forgeries throughout history is the focus of a new exhibition in the Belgian capital Brussels. -
Earth News The 18-year-old climate campaigner ‘preparing for the worst’ Jamie Margolin on planning for the future in the midst of a climate crisis. -
No Comment Drive-in Mass services becoming a Sunday favourite with Venezuelans With more than 15 "drive-in masses" celebrated since August, 43-year-old priest Jonathan González said his church is a pioneer of the initiative in Venezuela, a mostly Catholic country. -
World Nigeria protests: Police chief declares crackdown after violence and looting President Buhari has said that at least 69 people have died in street violence since the protests - mainly civilians but also police officers and soldiers. -
USA US elections: How the race between Trump and Biden has divided America more than ever Any presidential election in the United States America is bound to divide Americans, but it seems like the country is more divided than ever. And getting there has taken years. But how did it happen? And how does America get out of it? -
Poland 'America loves Poland': Trump brings Poles and Americans closer Trump's leadership style has fostered huge support in Poland, with both US and Polish presidents claiming that the current relations between the countries are "at the best they have ever been". -
World News Nagorno-Karabakh: New ceasefire struck but Azerbaijan and Armenia accuse each other of breaches Armenia and Azerbaijan agreed to a third attempt to establish a ceasefire after four weeks of hostilities, but immediately accused each other of breaching it. -
USA US election: Trump to escalate campaign as Biden targets key states Donald Trump is expected to hit nearly a dozen states in the final week of campaigning as he tries to recover ground from his Democratic rival. -
Sport Blaze of glory for Russia on final round of 2020 Budapest Grand Slam The 2020 version of the Budapest Grand Slam saw Russia end in apotheosis on the final round of the competition, as the fighters of Eastern Europe dominated the three men's categories of the day. -
No Comment Dublin streets quiet on second day of Ireland's new virus lockdown On Thursday, Ireland became the first EU nation to return to lockdown.