Thailand Are bats to blame for COVID-19? Researchers are trying to find out The origins of the virus that killed almost 750,000 people worldwide are still mostly unknown. 14/08/2020
United Kingdom Mass COVID-19 study finds BAME community in England worst affected The results have spurred the government to act. 14/08/2020
Good Morning Europe Women protesters in Belarus: 'We can change country for the better' Euronews meets some of the women playing a key role in the protest movement in Belarus amid the outcry over President Lukashenko's disputed re-election. 14/08/2020
Greece Erdogan: Greece will pay a 'heavy price' if it attacks Turkish ships Greek-Turkish tensions will be on the agenda for Friday's Foreign Ministers meeting in Vienna on Friday, 14/08/2020
France Coronavirus: France declares Paris and Marseille 'at-risk zones' The French health service has made the move after a sharp rise in COVID-19 infections in the country's two largest cities. 14/08/2020
Spain Spain shuts all nightclubs and discos amid second coronavirus wave Around 50,000 new cases were recorded in the past two weeks alone. 14/08/2020
World No supernova: Dust have have caused mysterious dimming of giant star The mysterious dimming of one of the brightest stars in the sky, which caused a stir among space-watchers at the end of 2019, may now have an explanation. 14/08/2020
Belarus In pictures: protesters freed from detention centres in Belarus Emotional reunions were seen when relatives and friends greeted protesters released from the detention centres during the Belarus protest crackdown 14/08/2020
Belarus Belarus: Evidence of abuses grows as protesters march on government Hundreds of protesters have been released from detention in Belarus but many have described how they were beaten, abused and tortured in captivity. On Friday many protesters marched to the government building in the capital, Minsk. 14/08/2020
Netherlands Tech multinationals sued for alleged large-scale GDPR breaches The damages could exceed €10 billion if the legal proceedings are successful, the NGO filing the cases said. 14/08/2020
Lebanon Russell Crowe donates large sum to destroyed Beirut restaurant The Hollywood actor said he made the donation on behalf of the late chef Anthony Bourdain, who had described the restaurant as a "legendary" spot. 14/08/2020
USA Prosecutors reject claim from Epstein ex-girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell Ghislaine Maxwell's defence have argued that evidence is being released too slowly ad the names of alleged victims are being improperly withheld - but the prosecution has rejected this. 14/08/2020
North Korea North Korea lifts lockdown on major border city but rejects aid North Korea is battling both the coronavirus pandemic and damages from recent flooding. 14/08/2020
World Britons rush to return home from France after UK quarantine move The UK has imposed a 14-day quarantine from Saturday on travellers arriving from several more countries including France, the Netherlands and Malta. 13/08/2020
Belarus 'We can't keep silent': Belarus tech CEOs call for new elections In a joint letter, the CEOs of some of the countries biggest companies have criticised violence against demonstrators. 13/08/2020
Hungary Hungary urges EU to pursue dialogue with Belarus EU foreign ministers have scheduled a video meeting on Friday to discuss possible sanctions against Belarus. 13/08/2020
The Cube Facebook launches Voting Information Centre ahead of US elections Facebook is launching a tool that will show users how to vote by mail ahead of the 2020 US Presidential election. 13/08/2020
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