30 October 2020 | Euronews
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No Comment Nice pays tribute to victims of deadly knife attack Mourners lit candles and prayed outside Nice's Notre Dame basilica to honour the three churchgoers were killed in a suspected terrorist attack. -
No Comment Protesters burn Macron effigy amid tensions over right to caricature Thousands of protesters in Bangladesh vent their fury at French president Emmanuel Macron. -
United Kingdom Ex-birdkeeper jailed for stealing penguins & selling them on Facebook As well as penguins, he stole spoonbills, egrets and macaws. -
World News Belgium becomes latest European country to announce strict lockdown amid soaring coronavirus cases Belgium becomes latest European country to announce strict lockdown amid soaring coronavirus cases -
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My Europe Series Why Georgia's elections could be make or break for its democracy With a return of heavyweight politicians, a global pandemic, malign external influences and the inauguration of a newly-reformed electoral system, Georgia's parliamentary elections are set to be a crucial test for the country. -
United Kingdom Nobby Stiles: English World Cup winner and Man Utd stalwart dies at 78 Stiles will forever be remembered for his jubilant jig on the field at Wembley Stadium — performed while holding the World Cup in one hand and his false teeth in the other — after England beat Germany 4-2 in the 1966 final. -
Poland Watch: Thousands of women's rights activists gather to protest Poland's near abortion ban A decision last week by the country's constitutional court banned virtually all abortions, sparking a week of protests. -
Earth News ‘Ambitious’ measures needed to stop 200,000 tonnes of plastic polluting the Mediterranean A new report from IUCN highlights the scale of the plastic problem in the Mediterranean. -
World News Europe has now had more than 10 million coronavirus cases, says WHO It comes as new restrictions are implemented across Europe, including a fresh lockdown in France. -
My Europe Series Trump or Biden: what the outcome of the US election might mean for trade with the EU Since Donald Trump's accession to the presidency in 2017, relations with the EU have often been turbulent, not least over trade. Unreported Europe investigates how the outcome of the upcoming election may affect tariffs and taxes which have flown in either direction during the last four years. -
Cry Like A Boy To understand healthy masculinity, look to Africa | View How can we involve men in the progress towards gender equality? Gary Barker, CEO and founder of Promundo, thinks we should look at Africa to get some of the answers. -
No Comment Coronavirus forces Halloween events to be scaled back in the US Halloween is normally big business In the US. But the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has put pay to a lot of events. -
Earth News Cannibalistic ants and blue scorpions: The first winners of the Bug Photography Awards From bees to beetles, here are the best in class from over 5,000 entrants worldwide. -
France France attack: What do we know about the deadly stabbings in Nice? Three people were killed in the second suspected Islamist extremist attack on French soil in less than two weeks. Here's what we know about the stabbings. -
Business Line The Circular Economy, taking elevator pitches to new heights - and getting in the Christmas Spirit On Euronews' Business Line this month, the Belgian cooperative that transforms waste into desirable designer products, the Dubai event taking elevator pitches to new heights. Plus, the toy companies looking for Christmas salvation. -
USA David Miliband: If Biden wins, Europe needs to make itself an indispensable partner abroad ǀ View If Joe Biden wins the US presidency on November 3, he is going to have his hands full at home. As well as working with the US on domestic goals, Europe needs to learn to make itself an indispensable partner abroad to tackle global problems. -
United Kingdom 'Erased from history': Meet the lawyer fighting to exonerate Scotland's forgotten witches Lawyer Claire Mitchell QC is leading the campaign to pardon and commemorate the voiceless women who were falsely accused of witchcraft and executed in Scotland nearly five centuries ago. -
United Arab Emirates Step inside masterpieces at this immersive art exhibition in Dubai Art fans are immersing themselves in timeless masterpieces with the help of virtual reality technology. This Dubai-based exhibition features works from Vincent Van Gogh, Claude Monet and Edvard Munch -
World Views from a rabbi, a priest & an imam on the Abrahamic house being built in Abu Dhabi Religious history was made in Abu Dhabi last year, when the Document on Human Fraternity was signed in February by Pope Francis and Dr. Ahmed Al Tayeb, the Grand Imam of Al-Azhar. -
World Greece's second wave: 70% of ICU beds in Athens region occupied by COVID-19 patients The rapid increase in new COVID-19 cases in Greece are putting medical professionals under intense pressure. In recent days, admissions have hit record numbers. Euronews's Fay Doulgkeri joins me now from Athens... -
World This is how ‘inclusive’ art & artifacts are keeping museums relevant In the spirit of inclusion and appealing to as broad an audience as possible, once rarely seen and sacred artifacts, are now accessible to many in museums and galleries around the world. -
Ukraine Ukraine protest: Hundreds demonstrate in Ukraine after court scraps anti-corruption laws More than one thousand Ukrainians demonstrated in front of the constitutional court in Kyiv against a decision to invalidate anti-corruption measures. -
Turkey Massive earthquake brings death and destruction to Turkey and Greece At least 14 people have been killed and over 400 injured. -
Belarus ¨Protest-hit Belarus closes all borders except its one with Russia as coronavirus surges in Europe Entry into the country from Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and Ukraine is now restricted for most people. -
Romania Colectiv fire: Romania's deadly nightclub blaze is still an open wound five years on Although the blaze brought down a government and put Romania’s corruption problem in the spotlight, its victims saw little resolution -
No Comment Mass military wedding in Taiwan includes two same-sex couples Waving rainbow flags and shedding tears of joy, two Taiwanese same-sex couples tied the knot on Friday at a mass wedding hosted by the military. -
World Ballet adapts to COVID-19 with socially distanced tutus Birmingham Royal Ballet creates huge tutus to ensure dancers stay socially distanced -
World Cannes ‘mini' film festival ends after 3-day outdoor celebration It finished just before France went into another national lockdown. -
Travel News What are Europe’s top 10 eco-friendly tourist attractions? Attractions across Europe were ranked for their sustainability credentials. -
No Comment Guatemalans make offerings to folk hero San Simon for COVID protection San Simon is a venerated folk saint in the indigenous village of San Andres Itzapa, western Guatemala. -
Travel News Medieval battles are growing in popularity in Australia, but they're not for the faint hearted With axes and swords, the mix of combat sports with 16th-century weapons is not a re-enactment, say the athletes who train three times a week for the battles. -
France France: Economy rebounds from first COVID-19 lockdown just as second one begins France's economy rebounded by a whopping 18.2 per cent in the third quarter as lockdown measures were lifted but not enough to exit recession. The country entered its second national lockdown on Friday. -
France More than 700 km of traffic in Paris as second French lockdown begins Paris saw record levels of traffic as people raced to leave and return to the city just before the start of France's second national lockdown. -
World News Donald Trump: the 45th US President - and only the third to be impeached Donald Trump became only the third US President in the nation's history to face impeachment. How did he get there and what was the outcome? A Euronews guide. -
New Zealand New Zealand votes to legalise euthanasia but marijuana not likely to pass People voted 65% in favour of supporting an End of Life Choice Act that gives people with a terminal illness the option of requesting assisted dying. -
USA US election: Trump and Biden travel to key states in final campaign days The two candidates in the US presidential race are campaigning in a few key battleground states in the hopes of winning the election.