20 November 2020 | Euronews
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United Kingdom COVID-19 patients have immunity for six months, study finds Once infected with Coronavirus, you are unlikely to get it again for six months, according to a report from Oxford University -
The Cube Instagram apologises after app suggests 'weight loss' to users Instagram apologises after app suggests 'weight loss' to users -
Ireland Irish justice minister proposes new laws to tackle 'revenge porn' Irish Justice Minister Helen McEntee said she is "determined to act" and introduce new legislation against 'revenge porn' after thousands of intimate images of women were released online without their consent. -
No Comment Ice storms in Russia's far east prompts state of emergency Freezing rain began pummelling Vladivostok overnight Thursday after a cyclone carrying hot air met an anticyclone carrying cold air. -
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Bosnia and Herzegovina Dayton Agreement 25 years on: Bosnia and Herzegovina's future still hangs in the balance Agreed on November 21, 1995, by the heads of the warring factions in the Bosnian war, the Dayton Agreement brought hostilities in the Balkan country to a close. What does it mean now for Bosnia 25 years on? -
My Europe Series Will women ever win the race to equality in sport? Women in sport share their experiences of gender inequality - in this episode of Unreported Europe on Euronews. -
No Comment Madrid market's makeover after street festival moves due to COVID-19 Shopfronts in a traditional Madrid market got a makeover as part of a reimagined street art festival in the Spanish capital. -
Europe News Do Hungarians approve of Budapest's veto of the EU's budget? Hungary this week vetoed the EU's €1.8 trillion budget and coronavirus recovery package. What do Hungarians make of the move? -
World News Calculating the human cost of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict A six-week war in Nagorno-Karabakh resulted in hundreds, if not thousands, of deaths. Some are still waiting for news of their missing relatives. -
World How are political cartoonists in the MENA region drawing attention to social issues? The lot of political cartoonists in the Middle East & North Africa region is not an easy one. -
World Children in the Middle East & North Africa want funnier, relatable Arabic cartoons For many children in the Middle East and North Africa, who have grown up almost exclusively watching international animations, finding relatable cartoons can be a challenge. -
Earth News For Michelin-starred chef René Mathieu the forest is source of culinary inspiration His restaurant, La Distillerie, has recently been voted the Best Vegetable Restaurant in the World. -
Travel News Anger at plans to build a dual carriageway beneath UK's prehistoric Stonehenge Plans have been approved to build a tunnel which will run beneath a UK UNESCO world heritage site. -
Earth News ‘Live Aid for the climate crisis’ launched by young environmental activists Climate Live 2021 will take place across more than 40 countries starting in April next year. -
World News Virtual G20 hosted in Saudi Arabia amid human rights criticisms and coronavirus pandemic International rights groups have called for countries to boycott the event, demanding that authorities release dissidents and women's rights activists who have been detained. -
USA Michigan move: Is Donald Trump actively seeking to subvert the US election? The outgoing president, who refuses to cede power and continues to repeat baseless fraud claims, wants to overturn the Midwest state's vote for Biden. -
No Comment London black cabs lie in 'taxi graveyard' amid COVID-19 lockdown Around 150 London black cabs are being stored in a field outside the UK capital because of a lack of demand for rides amid the latest lockdown. -
Serbia Serbian Orthodox Church leader dies from COVID-19, aged 90 Patriarch Irinej was taken to hospital earlier in November after going to the funeral of the head of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Montenegro, Bishop Amfilohije. -
World News Pictures of the week: Nagorno-Karabakh, COVID-19 and anti-government protests in Thailand This is how the key stories of this week were captured by photographers around the world. -
World Italian region launches mass testing programme for COVID-19 Authorities in the north-east region of Alto Adige hope to give antibody tests to 80 per cent of the population over two days. -
United Kingdom Priti Patel: UK PM Boris Johnson rescues his interior minister after report finds she bullied staff Instead of Patel resigning, the PM's advisor on ministerial standards quit. -
Europe News Brexit deal text '95% done' but deadlock on key issues could still scupper talks Euronews understands that the gap between the EU and UK on fisheries, competition and oversight is still big enough to collapse the talks. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: Turmoil, trade and transatlantic relations A look back at Europe's week with our team in Brussels. -
Europe News EU seeks agreement on migration at high-level conference in Brussels European lawmakers and stakeholders met in Brussels on Thursday to discuss migration, as the bloc seeks consensus on one of its most divisive issues. -
World News Coronavirus: Nearly 1 million people already inoculated with two experimental Chinese vaccines As the race to release a viable coronavirus vaccine hots up, a Chinese pharmaceutical company claims to have inoculated nearly a million people against COVID-19 with so far still experimental vaccines. -
World News Azerbaijan takes over first district laid out in Nagorno-Karabakh peace deal After the district of Aghdam, Kalbajar is set to be handed over on the November 25 and Lachin on December 1. -
World Playstation 5: Retailers across Europe struggle with demand for latest game console A new report by Oxford University explores the impact gaming has on people's wellbeing. -
My Europe Series Nuremberg trials: 75 years on from the world's first war crimes tribunal Nuremberg: How the world's first war crimes trial revealed the scale of the Nazi Holocaust -
Earth News Plans to map the entire ocean floor by 2030 are off to a great start “For each extra mile mapped may be a small splash, but it's a giant leap forward for all for us.” -
World News EU summit: Budget stalemate continues but Hungary not united in opposition to EU's rule of law Some view this as a pivotal moment for the European Union, when leaders must stand firm against Hungary and Poland. -
World Coronavirus: Sweden introduces alcohol curfew as 'superspreader events' are curbed As outbreaks often begin in crowded and poorly ventilated indoor settings, how important is the closure of pubs & restaurants in curbing the spread of COVID-19? -
World News Coronavirus: New research shows infected people most contagious in first 5 days A comprehensive new peer-reviewed study shows that people infected with coronavirus were infectious in the first five days, underlining the importance of track and tracing it early. -
Mexico Coronavirus: Mexico becomes fourth country to hit 100,000 COVID-19 deaths With only 2.5 million tests carried out in a country of 130 million, the pandemic is taking a psychological toll on Mexicans who face a struggle to encourage people to take precautions against the virus. -
USA US presidential election: Georgia hand tally of votes complete, Biden wins state The AP officially called the state of Georgia and its 16 Electoral College votes for Joe Biden after a hand count of ballots completed on Thursday confirmed the results of the presidential election.