1 November 2020 | Euronews
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No Comment Thai King and Queen meet supporters amid mounting pressure from protesters Under increasing pressure from protesters demanding reforms to the monarchy, Thailand’s King and Queen met Sunday with thousands of supporters in Bangkok. -
No Comment Rescue workers free people trapped in Turkey following earthquake Rescue workers extricated a body from a collapsed building in western Turkey on Sunday after a strong earthquake in the Aegean Sea struck. -
No Comment All Saints Day in Portugal is overshadowed by coronavirus pandemic All Saints Day is traditionally marked by thousands of Portuguese gathering to mourn the loss of their loved ones, but this year some cemeteries will remain closed to visitors due to COVID-19. -
Moldova Moldova presidential election: Sandu takes surprise lead over Dodon after first round The pro-European candidate leads her pro-Russian rival by around 3 percentage points, paving the way for a tight run-off on November 15. -
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USA US election: Tension mounts as presidential campaign enters final days Donald Trump and Joe Biden are making a last ditch effort in swing states with just two days until the presidential election. -
Moldova What do Moldovan families think about the presidential election? Euronews spoke to two Moldovan families in the capital city and in the countryside to find out their thoughts on the election. -
France French churches honour three victims killed in Nice knife attack Churches around France held Sunday services honouring three people killed in an Islamic extremist attack at Notre Dame Basilica in the city of Nice last week. -
Earth News There is an elephant 'baby boom' going on in Kenya Record numbers of calves have been born this year. But what's changed? -
No Comment Protests continue in Rome over coronavirus measures Police clashed with protesters, with demonstrators throwing bottles and stones at officers. -
Slovakia Coronavirus: Slovakia starts testing entire population after surge in COVID-19 cases The eastern European country of 5.5 million aims to become the first nation to test its entire adult population. Like the rest of the Old Continent, it is currently experiencing a second wave of the deadly virus. -
No Comment Super typhoon hits Philippines with deadly winds A powerful super typhoon slammed into the eastern Philippines with tough winds on Sunday. -
No Comment Canadian Muslim community offers flowers to pedestrians in Toronto Members of Toronto's Muslim community gathered in front of the French consulate building to offer flowers to pedestrians. -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: European lockdowns could be extended past December A UK minister said the country's lockdown may need to be extended past December 2. -
Travel News Costa Rica plans to offset visitors’ environmental impact Costa Rica is going to start offsetting visitors’ carbon footprints in an effort to support sustainable tourism. -
Turkey Turkey: Death toll from earthquake rises to more than 71 Nearly two days after an earthquake hit in the Aegean Sea, search and rescue teams are still looking for survivors under the rubble. Shortly after midnight, the extricated a 70-year-old man who said he had "never lost my hope". -
Philippines One million evacuated as Philippines battered by Typhoon Goni Typhoon Goni hit the island province of Catanduanes at dawn with sustained winds of 225 kilometres per hour and gusts of 280 kph. -
France France: President Macron says he understands Muslim shock over Prophet cartoons "I understand and respect that we can be shocked by these caricatures. I will never accept that we can justify physical violence for these caricatures," Macron said in an interview. -
China Hong Kong: Seven pro-democracy lawmakers arrested Police said the arrests are part of an investigation into a May 8 committee meeting in which pro-democracy lawmakers rushed toward the chairperson’s seat and security guards shoved back. -
Canada Sword-wielding man arrested after two die in Quebec stabbings Police said five victims have been transported to a hospital, however, there was no immediate word on their conditions. -
Earth News 'The earth expects you to respect her': Meet Indigenous leader Nemonte Nenquimo Nenquimo has been named one of Time Magazine's Most Influential People of 2020.