15 November 2020 | Euronews
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Moldova 'The people want snap parliamentary elections,' Moldovan president-elect tells Euronews Sandu faced President Igor Dodon in the second round of the country's presidential election. She told Euronews that parliament has to change and is still corrupt. -
United Kingdom 'I feel great,' says Boris Johnson as he goes into COVID-19 self-isolation UK PM Boris Johnson goes into isolation after contact with a person infected with COVID-19. -
Belgium Belgian pigeon sells for €1.6m at high-stakes bird auction Sunday's bid was proof again that the once-quaint sport, which seemed destined to decline only a few years back, now has a new, elitist foreign lease on life. -
World News Belarus: More than 1,000 arrested in fresh protests, NGO says Police in Belarus use stun grenades and tear gas to break up a demonstration as weekly protests against President Alexander Lukashenko continue -
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No Comment Italian coastguard rescues 31 migrants off coast of Lampedusa The boat had capsized 5 km out to sea and was spotted by helicopter. -
Armenia Azerbaijan agrees to extend deadline for Armenian forces to leave ceded territory Azerbaijan agrees to give Armenian forces more time to leave part of territory ceded in a Russian-brokered ceasefire deal -
No Comment Watch: Mexican balloon festival goes online due to COVID-19 pandemic The annual event usually attracts half a million visitors - this year it was reduced to 400. -
France Well-heeled: Marie-Antoinette's silk shoe auctioned for 40,000 euros The shoe - which belonged to the Queen beheaded in 1793 - sold for four times more than was expected. -
USA 'I concede nothing': Trump says Biden 'won' election, vows to fight on Trump tweeted that “He won” but said the Democrat's victory was only “in the eyes” of the media. -
Cyprus North Cyprus: Turkey's Erdogan calls for talks aimed at 'two separate states' in island visit The Turkish president's comments came during a controversial visit to the north of the island, occupied by Turkey since 1974 and not recognised internationally. -
Moldova Fearing voter fraud, Moldova's war veterans spend election day on Transnistria border Three decades ago they were fighting Russian-backed rebels on Moldova's border with Transnistria. Now they are fighting voter fraud. -
World News Moldova: How the diaspora of Europe's poorest nation keeps its economy afloat The money Moldovans living abroad send home props up the economy, one of the major issues in Sunday's presidential election. -
France Coronavirus in France: Police break up 'giant' illegal party near Paris Police reportedly used special grenades to disperse the revellers flouting lockdown rules, and say one person taken to hospital tested positive for COVID-19. -
Destinations The best all-season island cities in Europe Anthony Grant rounds up the European island cities worth visiting all year round. -
World News Asia-Pacific countries including China sign world's biggest trade pact The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) signed by 15 countries encompasses around a third of world trading activity. -
France Coronavirus survey: 60% of French admit flouting at least one lockdown rule A poll suggests a fifth of French people have either welcomed or visited friends at home since the second national lockdown started on October 30. -
Peru Peru violence: Pressure mounts on President Merino after two die in protests Angry Peruvians have taken to the streets in daily demonstrations accusing Congress of staging a parliamentary coup putting Manuel Merino in power. -
Ethiopia Ethiopia’s Tigray leader confirms firing missiles at Eritrea as conflict escalates The confirmation marks a huge escalation as the deadly fighting in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region now spills across an international border. -
Ecotech Temperature regulating curtain keeps rooms at 25°C The 'intelligent' curtain design was invented by two students in Berlin and could save you money on heating bills.