14 November 2020 | Euronews
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World News Nobel-winning UN agency warns of 'famines of biblical proportions' in 2021 With the U.S. elections and COVID-19 monopolising the news agenda, the World Food Program has struggled to highlight "the travesty that we're facing". -
No Comment Watch: Archaeologists find at least 100 coffins from Egypt's Ptolemaic dynasty Sealed sarcophagi and statues, that were buried more than 2,500 years ago, were found at the famed Step Pyramid of Djoser in Saqqara. -
Romania Romania: Ten dead in COVID-19 hospital blaze The fire spread through the intensive care ward designated for people with COVID-19 at the public hospital in the northern city of Piatra Neamt. -
No Comment India, Pakistan clash over Kashmir, leaving at least 13 dead Artillery and machine gun clashes were reported along the 740-kilometre ceasefire line that has separated India and Pakistan for seven decades. -
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Georgia Thousands rally outside Georgia's parliament in protest at election The ruling Georgian Dream party, led by the nation's richest man, narrowly won the October 31 parliamentary vote that opposition parties say was rigged. -
USA Protests turn violent after Donald Trump supporters descend on Washington in election protest Thousands turned out to back the outgoing US President's baseless fraud claims, before nighttime clashes with counter-demonstrators sparked fistfights, at least one stabbing and at least 20 arrests. -
World News Coronavirus in Europe: Austria locks down with new school and shop restrictions A round-up of some of the latest developments concerning the pandemic across Europe this weekend. -
France France's economic woes worsen as Christmas approaches Bars, restaurants, and shops will remain shut for at least two more weeks, despite fierce lobbying for the right to reopen. -
Mexico Femicide protesters attack Mexico attorney general's office Some protesters entered the building, seized files, and burnt them in the street outside. -
Egypt Egypt discovers 2,500-year-old tomb containing at least 100 mummies It the latest in a series of discoveries in the same area of the country south of the capital, Cairo. -
Spain Spain keeps arts venues open despite coronavirus lockdown across Europe As the second wave of coronavirus closes much of Europe down, Spain endeavours to keep its art galleries and museums open. -
United Kingdom Brexit talks: Dominic Cummings goes but does it make a trade deal more likely? Boris Johnson's office says his special adviser's abrupt departure does not change the government's insistence that an EU deal must respect UK sovereignty. -
Travel News Even Santa’s helpers are at risk of redundancy this year It's feared that some of Santa's helpers in Lapland might lose their jobs due to visitor numbers plummeting during the pandemic. -
Avni Doshi: first-time novelist's 'surreal' experience of Booker Prize shortlist In this edition of interview, we chat to Avni Doshi, the first-time novelist based in Dubai about her Booker Prize-shortlisted ‘Burnt Sugar’, the Emirates Literary Festival and why literature is so important in the region. -
Azerbaijan Nagorno-Karabakh: Ethnic Armenians set fire to their homes rather than hand them to Azerbaijan Some residents in Nagorno-Karabakh have set fire to their own homes rather than hand them over to Azerbaijan under a ceasefire deal with Armenia. -
France COVID-19 in France: Paris hospitals begin to see signs of hope despite virus surge Therapeutic and other advances mean that patients more often are spending days instead of weeks in critical care and surviving in greater numbers. -
India Diwali: India's festive mood raises fears of surge of coronavirus Health experts warn of crowded festival celebrations causing a virus resurgence that batters India’s health care system. -
Earth News One Romanian garment worker breaks her silence on COVID-19 pay cuts Fashion brands refused to pay for $16 billion worth of goods worldwide during the pandemic. -
Switzerland Taking responsibility: How watchmakers are embracing sustainability to preserve the planet As a climate crisis looms, the watchmaking industry is embracing sustainability in a bid to help reduce its carbon footprint and manage diminishing natural resources more responsibly.