21 November 2020 | Euronews
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No Comment Coronavirus: Danish farmers demonstrate against government's mink slaughter policy About 500 tractors adorned with Danish flags and protest signs demanding the government to resign pass through Copenhagen in a demonstration against the government's decision to cull more than 15 million mink to halt the spread of a coronavirus variant. -
United Kingdom UK signs trade deal with Canada to prepare for Brexit The deal signed with Canada means the two countries will continue to trade under the same rules as when the UK was an EU member state while they negotiate a "bespoke" agreement. -
USA US-European ocean monitoring satellite launches into orbit Sea-surface heights are affected by heating and cooling of water, allowing scientist to use the altimeter data to detect such weather-influencing conditions as the warm El Nino and the cool La Nina. -
No Comment Saudi acrobatic planes perform flyover to mark start of G20 summit Saudi Arabia's King Salman officially launches the G20 summit in a first for an Arab nation, with the virtual forum dominated by efforts to tackle the coronavirus pandemic and the worst global recession in decades. -
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Bosnia and Herzegovina EU urges reforms in Bosnia on 25th anniversary of peace deal After meeting with members of the country’s tripartite presidency, the EU's top diplomat said Bosnia’s "future is European" but that in order to get there "authorities must step up their efforts to deliver on the reform priorities." -
Thailand School students lead third pro-democracy rally in a week in Bangkok The students defied government threats to crack down on Thailand's pro-democracy protest movement which is demanding sweeping changes to the constitution, including the monarch's rights and privileges. -
No Comment Venezuelans flock to malls for early Black Friday deals amid pandemic Venezulans flock to shopping centers in the capital to take advantage of an early Black Friday deals as Nicolas Maduro's government relaxes the measures to prevent the spread of Covid-19 in an effort to boost the economy. -
Italy Bodies of 'rich man' and his 'male slave' unearthed from ashes at Pompeii excavation The bones of the two Roman men have given clues as to their social status, with one body thought to be a slave due to the compressed discs in his spine. -
Finland Baltic Sea passenger ferry runs aground off Finnish islands with over 400 people on board The incident is the second of its kind in two months after another vessel from the same ferry company ran aground off the same archipelago in September. -
Travel News Future of business travel unclear as virus upends work life As the worst fears of the lucrative business travel industry are realised, we look at whether it will ever make a full recovery. -
No Comment Protests erupt in Brazil after black man beaten to death by supermarket security People protested in a Carrefour supermarket in Rio de Janeiro after the death of a Black man beaten by white security guards at another branch in Porto Alegre. The killing has sparked outrage on social networks and overshadowed Brazil's Black Consciousness Day, a holiday in several states. -
Sport Vendée Globe: The feminine touch of sailing Six women are among the 32 "skippers" in competition, challenging the high seas in one of the toughest and most prestigious races in the world. -
No Comment Kabul attack: Several killed in rocket attacks on residential areas in Afghan capital At least eight people have been killed and scores of buildings damaged in a barrage of rocket fire in the latest wave of violence in the Afghan capital. -
Cinema Romanian nightclub fire documentary named as one of best ever films about journalism A documentary about investigative reporting after a nightclub fire in Romania is described as one of the best films ever made about journalism -
Honduras Hurricanes Iota and Eta deal Honduras a catastrophic double-blow The destruction to people's homes and their agricultural land has created a natural disaster that rivals the worst the region has ever suffered. -
France Watch: Demonstrators in Paris protest new French law criminalising police images Journalists and rights organisations have criticised the new law, arguing that it shields French police from scrutiny. -
USA In crucial electoral state Georgia's governor certifies Democrat win It brings the state one step closer to wrapping up an election fraught with unfounded accusations of fraud by Trump and his supporters. -
No Comment Hondurans return to their homes ravaged by severe flooding Locals return to their severely damaged homes after flooding caused by Hurricane Iota ravaged the area surrounding San Pedro Sula in northern Honduras. -
Professional golfer Amy Boulden on building resilience After one of the most successful amateur careers in Welsh golfing history, Amy Boulden has just claimed her first European Tour win at the Swiss Ladies Open. We catch up with her at the Omega Dubai Moonlight Classic in this week’s Interview. -
Afghanistan At least 8 dead after residential districts in Kabul hit in mortar attack At least eight people are dead and over 30 wounded after shells were fired from two cars in a mortar attack in the Afghan capital. -
Earth News The power of energy: How dancing and walking can light up a city These two men created the first ever sustainable dancefloor. -
Brazil Killing of black man at supermarket on eve of Brazil's Black Consciousness Day sparks protests The man died after being beaten by supermarket security on the eve of Brazil's annual Black Consciousness Day, sparking angry protests at Carrefour shops across the country. -
Spain The show goes on at Madrid's opera house despite the coronavirus pandemic While other the doors of theatres around the world have been closed throughout the pandemic, Madrid's Teatro Real has managed to continue performances, offering a brief respite from the reality of the pandemic. -
USA Donald Trump's options narrow as Michigan pushes on with certifying Biden victory Donald Trump's bid to overturn Joe Biden's projected victory in the US presidential election took another knock on Friday after Michigan lawmakers agreed there was nothing to stop the state making its results official.