20 August 2022 | Euronews
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Ukraine Ukraine war: Independence day warnings, more military aid, and further drone strikes From Zelenskyy's warning that Russia might do something 'cruel' in the upcoming days to more US weapons being sent to Ukraine, here are the most important developments you need to know from the weekend. -
Austria Record rainfall drenches western Austria as firefighters tackle torrential flooding Despite weeks of high temperatures, Austria's dry ground was unable to absorb heavy flash flooding that fell overnight. -
Turkey UN chief says Ukraine grain shipments offer 'hope' for the world during visit to Turkey Some 25 ships have carried over 600,000 tons of grain since a deal was brokered between Ukraine and Russia in late July. -
World News Pictures of the week: Europe's extreme weather, lost homes in Ukraine, transport strike in London Here is our selection of the most striking photographs that hit the headlines this week. -
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No Comment Tree-hugging world championship took place in Arctic Finland The third annual Finnish Arctic Tree Hugging Championship took place on August 20, in Levi, Kittilä, Lapland. -
Finland Analysis: Have Finland 'partygate' videos helped or hurt Sanna Marin? The Finnish prime minister has faced days of scrutiny and speculation over videos which emerged of her partying with friends. -
No Comment Destroyed Russian tanks on display in Kyiv for Independence Day. Ukraine presents destroyed Russian military equipment as part of an exhibition linked to Independence Day celebrations. -
No Comment Portugal: Fire brought under control in Ourém A fire that broke out on Friday 19 August in Ourem, in the district of Santarem, was brought under control according to the authorities on Saturday. -
Montenegro Montenegro government falls over ties with Serbian Orthodox Church It is not yet clear whether the fall of the government will lead to snap parliamentary elections or if the parties might try to form a new govening coalition. -
Hacker Hunter Virtual athletes push gaming to its limits What happens when video gaming is taken to the absolute extremes? Hacker Hunter meets the gamers doing just that for charity. -
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Money 'Cashstuffing': The TikTok trend helping people save money during the cost of living crisis The generations born in the digital age are turning to an old-fashioned practice for saving money. -
No Comment Japanese plastic food artists get creative Japanese fake food artists are showing off their new creations at a public exhibition in Tokyo. -
Home Could 3D printing technology help rebuild Ukraine's damaged towns and cities? ICE Industrial Services, a company in the Czech Republic, is hoping that it can help renew the damaged infrastructure in Ukraine. -
Somalia At least 10 dead as gunmen storm Somalia hotel Gunfire could still be heard early Saturday as security forces tried to contain the last of the attackers. -
Hacker Hunter Can you make a fortune by hacking a video game? Hacker Hunter meets Manfred, the man who exploited flaws in video games to make a fortune. -
Ukraine Ukraine war: Macron slams Russian invasion, hours after brokering nuclear inspection deal The Kremlin agreed to a deal allowing UN inspectors access to Europe's largest nuclear power station after a phone call between French President Emmanuel Macron and Russian President Vladimir Putin. -
Hacker Hunter How do hackers target children on video games? Children are more online than ever before. As kids immerse themselves in the world of video games, Hacker Hunter explores how they’ve become increasingly vulnerable to hackers. -
Nature Only 1% of the high seas are safeguarded: Can the UN's ocean treaty finally change that? After 10 years of negotiations, communities on the frontlines of the ocean crisis are calling for the treaty to be finalised this year. -
Destinations I explored Hollywood’s sustainable side and discovered the most walkable city in California An alternative guide to Hollywood - from roller skating on Sunset Boulevard to vegan dining. -
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