2 November 2020 | Euronews
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No Comment Thousands take part in anti-France rallies in Bangladesh and Indonesia Tens of thousands of Muslims marched in the capitals of Bangladesh and Indonesia to protest against Emmanuel Macron's support for caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad. -
No Comment Typhoon Goni: Massive clean-up operation underway after 225kph winds lash the Philippines At least 16 people were killed and about 13,000 shanties and houses were damaged or swept away. -
Austria Austria admits failing to act on warning gunman tried to buy bullets in Slovakia over summer Four people were killed in the shooting rampage in Vienna on Monday. -
No Comment Whale tail sculpture saves Dutch metro train from dangerous fall It happened at the final stop on the metro line in the town of Spijkenisse, on the southern edge of Rotterdam. -
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No Comment Mumbai artists paint Donald Trump and Joe Biden ahead of US vote Art school teachers have been painting pictures of US President Donald Trump and his Democratic rival Joe Biden outside an art school in Mumbai, ahead of the upcoming US presidential elections. -
Next Series Preventing food fraud: Europe's battle against the spice pirates Food fraud is a serious issue, including in the spice industry; with ingredients like saffron worth their weight in gold - literally - counterfeit spices needed to be guarded against. Furutis visits the lab in the Netherlands doing just that as part of an EU project. -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: England would see 'twice as many deaths' during winter as in spring without lockdown Boris Johnson rejected claims he was moving slower than European neighbours in introducing restrictions to combat the virus. -
USA US presidential election: So what do the opinion polls say on the eve of the vote? Several surveys suggest Joe Biden has a significant lead over Donald Trump in the popular vote. But the margin in swing states is tight and the pollsters have been wrong before. -
Earth News 6 ways the US election could affect climate change A solid climate plan from one of the world's biggest polluters could help reach global environmental targets. -
Travel News Machu Picchu reopens with limited visitors allowed per day Like many tourist attractions around the world, Machu Picchu closed earlier this year at the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Now, it's opened back up - but can only offer around 30% of its usual capacity. -
Ireland US elections: Irish communities linked to Trump and Biden show their colours ahead of vote Doonbeg in County Clare is firmly in the Donald Trump camp, while Ballina, County Mayo, is for Joe Biden -
Travel News God save the birds: the centuries-old tradition upholding the United Kingdom According to a royal decree there must always be six crows at The Tower of London at all times. If the crows ever leave, the United Kingdom will "collapse". -
My Europe Series Why don't more nations hold elections online? Here's how Estonia has been a lone trailblazer Only one country in the world has implemented an online voting system for its entire electorate: Estonia. -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: Nigel Farage cites Sweden as he relaunches Brexit Party to oppose COVID-19 lockdowns Nigel Farage to rebrand Brexit Party as he joins anti-lockdown sentiment felt in other parts of Europe. -
Climate Now Tackling the biodiversity crisis: climate change data highlight priorities About nine million species of animals and plants are exposed to changes in the global climate. Monitoring how climate change affects wildlife and ecosystems has become critical for directing conservation measures where life is most at risk. -
Italy Italy introduces tougher measures to stem rise in new COVID infections New measures adopted by the Italian government to contain a new spike in coronavirus cases are leading to protests all over the country. -
France School tributes to Samuel Paty spark row over France's core values A tribute to the murdered history teacher Samuel Paty has triggered a row over France's core values with diverging views over whether all schools and students should take part -
Georgia Georgia set for more protests amid claims of vote-rigging in election The ruling Georgian Dream party won with around 48% of the vote, but the opposition movement has cried foul. -
World Governments need to explain COVID prevention measures more thoroughly, says health expert As European countries go into lockdown, one health expert tells Euronews that governments aren't effectively communicating their COVID strategy. -
United Kingdom Johnny Depp loses libel case against British tabloid The Sun which labelled star a 'wife beater' The newspaper had called Johnny Depp a "wife beater" in relation to allegations made during his marriage to actress Amber Heard - allegations Depp strenuously denies. -
France Macron and Islam: What has the French president actually said to outrage the Muslim world? Emmanuel Macron staunchly defends freedom of expression amid the furore over caricatures of Prophet Muhammad, and seeks to isolate those who 'distort Islam' to justify violence from the majority who practise the religion peacefully. -
World Germany enters 'lockdown light' in bid to curb rise in COVID infections Germany began a month-long partial lockdown on Monday as part of efforts to curb the momentum of the coronavirus that has infected half a million people across the country. -
Netherlands Whale tail sculpture saves derailed metro train from disaster A Dutch metro crashed through safety barriers in Spijkenisse on Monday morning and was left hanging on a work of art behind the rails. -
USA Mail-in voting: America's scariest 2020 Halloween nightmare Mail-in voting: America's scariest 2020 Halloween nightmare -
The Cube False video of Joe Biden claims Democrat candidate greeted wrong US state at a rally A false video of Joe Biden has been altered to make it seem like the Democrat candidate greeted Florida, instead of Minnesota at a rally on Friday. -
Poland Poland: Eleventh day of anti-government, pro-abortion protests in several cities Marches were held in several Polish cities on Sunday despite coronavirus restrictions, and followed a 100,000-strong protest in Warsaw on Friday. -
USA How will a Trump or Biden presidency affect defence issues in Europe? As US election night looms, the candidate that claims victory will also be put at the helm of the most powerful military in the world - what will they do with it? -
Belarus Belarus: Police break up crowds as anti-Lukashenko protesters take to streets again Stun grenades were used and there were more reports of mass arrests and beatings as protesters across Belarus turned out for the 13th straight Sunday. -
Greece Fire breaks out at refugee camp on Greek island of Samos Around fifteen tents have been destroyed by fire in a refugee camp on the Greek island of Samos, just three days after the region was hit by an earthquake. -
Earth News How to spot wildlife in the city: Tips from an urban naturalist James Appleby's go-to guide on how to make the most of wildlife in British towns and cities.