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Belarusian Olympic sprinter Krystsina Tsimanouskaya after her news conference in Warsaw, Poland, on Aug. 5, 2021.

Krystsina Tsimanouskaya: Two coaches removed from Tokyo Olympics

Domenico Paviglianti, 60, was arrested in Madrid on Tuesday after two years on the run

Most-wanted mafia boss arrested in Madrid after two years on the run

A lecture hall at the University of Strasbourg in France

UK replacement for Erasmus programme receives 40,000 applications

Excess mortality rates are historically deemed to be better gauges of pandemic death tolls.

What’s the true COVID death toll in Europe?

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DRC's dynamic drive to move ahead after Covid

DRC's drive to move forward

Eco-design, the way to make products greener before they've even been produced

Eco-design, the way to make products greener before they've even been produced

Mugham, the unique Azerbaijani musical tradition handed down over generations

Mugham, the unique Azerbaijani musical tradition handed down over generations

UNCOVERING EUROPE - looking beyond the headlines to find the real European stories

How much do you really know about other European countries? We delve beneath the surface to find the stories that matter.

Editors of Belsat TV during the recording of one of their programmes

The raid that killed off Belarus' last independent media platform

Roman Shukhevych, second from left, pictured with a battalion created by the German Nazis in 1942

Ukraine mulls giving hero status to alleged war criminals

People wait in line for a COVID-19 vaccine during the vaccination at Belgrade Fair makeshift vaccination center, Serbia, Monday, Jan. 25, 2021.

How vaccine doubts have put the handbrake on Serbia's rapid rollout

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Barcelona's Lionel Messi reacts during the Spanish La Liga match against Granada at the Camp Nou stadium in Barcelona, Spain.

Football star Lionel Messi 'will not be staying at Barcelona'

Anti heath pass demonstrators hold placards that read, liberty no to the health pass, outside the Constitutional Council in Paris, Thursday, Aug. 5,2021

French move to require a COVID pass to access restaurants is approved

Police officers outside a court July 30, 2021, in Hong Kong, as pro-democracy demonstrator Tong Ying-kit exits after his sentencing for the violation of a security law.

People fleeing Hong Kong crackdown get temporary US haven

Exiled Belarusian Olympic sprinter Krystsina Tsimanouskaya, right, speaks to reporters in Warsaw on Wednesday accompanied by dissident former minister Pavel Latushka

'Belarus will be free': Exiled sprinter speaks out after Tokyo exit

Travellers arrive from a Eurostar train at St Pancras Station in London, Friday, Aug. 14, 2020.

England lifts quarantine for fully vaccinated travellers from France

A festival-goer gets their Covid-19 vaccine certificate checked as they arrive on the opening day of the 29th edition of the Les Vieilles Charrues music festival.

France looks to help those jabbed outside EU get a COVID health pass

Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei endorses new President of Iran Ebrahim Raisi in Tehran

Hardline judge becomes president of Iran amid rights controversy

Belarus' opposition activists Maria Kolesnikova, foreground, and Maxim Znak, behind her, attend a court hearing in Minsk, Belarus, Wednesday, Aug. 4, 2021.

'Freedom is worth fighting for': Prominent Belarus dissidents on trial

OLYMPICS: Tokyo 2020

FILE - In this July 16, 2021, file photo, people crowd the street in the Kabukicho area, Tokyo's entertainment district.

Tokyo reports record daily COVID cases amid Olympics

Pedro Pichardo, of Portugal, competes in the final of the men's triple jump at the 2020 Summer Olympics, Thursday, Aug. 5, 2021, in Tokyo.

Today at the Olympics: Portugal's Pichardo wins triple jump gold

A climber scales a cliff face

Sport climbing: The best holidays in Europe for beginners

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Anti-vaccine protesters march during a rally in Paris, Saturday, July 17, 2021.

Who are France's anti-vaccine rule protesters and what do they want?

Participants walk towards the Parliament building at Budapest Pride 2016

What's it like to be LGBT in Hungary amid Orban's rights crackdown?

Norwegian flags and flowers are laid in Sundvollen, close to Utoya island in 2011.

Breivik attack: 10 years on, has Norway tackled its far-right problem?

Pink said on Twitter she was "proud" of the Norwegian women's beach handball team.

Pink will pay fines for handball players who refused bikini bottoms

A woman holding the national and an EU flag takes a part in a rally titled "Walking for Justice," organized by the ruling Social Democrats, starting outside parliament in 2020

Republic of Northern Macedonia

Could North Macedonia be the graveyard of the EU's ideals?

Uniform regulations are defined by the International Handball Federation.

Norway fined for not wearing bikini bottoms at beach handball match

Are European arms fuelling wars and conflicts worldwide?

Unreported Europe

Are European arms fuelling wars and conflicts worldwide?

The Russian Nord Stream 2 pipe-laying ship ‘Akademik Tscherski’ moored at the port of Mukran on the island of Ruegen, Germany

Ukraine and Poland slam deal to complete Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline

Cry Like a Boy: The Podcast

A Euronews original podcast on men challenging universal gender stereotypes.

Cry Like a Boy is an original Euronews series and podcast that explores how the pressure to be ‘a man’ can harm families and entire societies.

Podcast | Liberia’s army of peace: The women who stood up to warlords

Cry Like a Boy is an original Euronews series and podcast that explores how the pressure to be ‘a man’ can harm families and entire societies.

The women who redefined the frontline in Liberia's brutal civil war

After exploring the role of traditional masculinity in Liberia’s civil war (1989-2003), we rejoin Liberian journalist Carielle Doe to delve into the aftermath of the conflict.

Liberia's invisible war wound: from glorious warriors to black sheep

People pass by an AIDS Healthcare Foundation awareness billboard in Maputsoe, Lesotho, on January 31, 2020.

Strong men get tested, says Lesotho teen activist born with HIV

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French President Emmanuel Macron, center, speaks with Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban, right

EU states must do their fair share for bloc to hit climate aims | View

"Each member country must do its fair share through home-grown policies to help achieve a common European objective."

People hold a banner "Roma Lives Matter" during a rally to honor a Roma man Stanislav Tomas who died after police officers held him in Teplice, Czech Republic, June 26.

Europe's silence over Stanislav Tomas clouds Roma memorial day | View

"The silence of our political leaders in Europe to his death stood in contrast to the vocal statements that surrounded the death of George Floyd, in Minneapolis, last year."

A future European Health Union must take the demands of the frontline workers into account.

There can be no EU Health Union without intensive care medicine | View

The EU must tear down bureaucratic barriers that prevents ICU professionals from working across member states and learning from one another, write professors Maurizio Cecconi and Elie Azoulay.

People march during a gay pride parade in Budapest, Hungary, Saturday, July 24, 2021.

Hungary's LGBT vote isn't democracy but tyranny of the majority | View

Hungary's LGBT vote isn't democracy but the tyranny of the majority, writes Maria Sjödin.

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The lavender fields have become a popular spot for instagrammers

Moldova’s picture perfect lavender fields smell incredible

Belgrade has become a major tourist hub for COVID-free travellers looking to journey elsewhere.

Quarantine loophole sees major boost in tourism from India to Serbia

These are the best cities in Europe for canals

The 7 best European canal cities that rival Venice

We need to get the travel industry moving again, says UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson

Boris Johnson: We need to get the travel industry moving again

Videos

Clashes at Beirut protest on blast anniversary

Clashes at Beirut protest on blast anniversary

Groups of protesters hurled stones and clashed with security forces near the Lebanese Parliament in Beirut on Wednesday, a year to the day since the devastating blast at the city's port.

Child patient plays with therapy dogs

Therapy dogs bring joy to kids at Chile hospital

Clashes at Beirut protest on blast anniversary

Clashes at Beirut protest on blast anniversary

A beekeeper inspects a beehive board.

Wildfires in Sardinia damage 500 beehives and 30 million bees

A person stands in front of a Lego metropolis including buildings, shopping complexes, cafes and parks.

LEGO collector builds miniature toy city with shops and cafes

The lavender fields have become a popular spot for instagrammers

These picture perfect lavender fields in Moldova are part of a comeback story

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Child patient plays with therapy dogs

Therapy dogs bring joy to kids at Chile hospital

Enrico Caruso film restored after 100 years unites voice with pictures

Enrico Caruso film restored after 100 years unites voice with pictures

The best of Dubai on a budget

The best of Dubai on a budget

Yuja Wang embraces Mozart’s darker piano concerto

Yuja Wang embraces Mozart’s darker piano concerto

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Europe

News websites MBKh and Otkrytye Media, as well as the Pravozashchita Otkrytki legal aid group, were blocked by Russian authorities on Wednesday

Two news websites and aid group shut down by Russian authorities

Belarus to tighten border amid row over migrants with Lithuania

Ukraine steps up protection of Belarusian exiles after activist death

World

Fields burn following a hit by a rocket fired from Lebanon into Israeli territory, near the northern Israeli town of Kiryat Shmona, Wednesday, Aug. 4, 2021.

Israel launches airstrikes on Lebanon in response to rockets

Low life expectancy and mental health problems rattle UK coastal towns

Riot police and protesters clash on Beirut blast anniversary

Business

Professor Sarah Gilbert holding her new Barbie doll.

Life in plastic, it's fantastic! COVID vaccine scientist gets Barbie

Food delivery apps offer discounts to boost vaccine uptake in the UK

Europe's economy bounces back from a double-dip recession

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Sport

Tsimanouskaya sought refuge in Europe after accusing team officials of trying to force her to leave the Tokyo Games early.

Dissident Belarusian sprinter arrives in Poland

Has climate change made Tokyo 2020 the hottest Olympics in history?

Welcome u-turn as Simone Biles decides to return for gymnastics final

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Culture

Slipknot band member Joey Jordison at a news conference bout the death of bassist Paul Gray on May 25, 2010, in Des Moines, Iowa.

Slipknot founding drummer Joey Jordison dies at 46

United Arab Emirates

Akmo, the artist who found her voice in Dubai

Italian cartoonist Gio is the big winner at the World Press Cartoon 2021

Sci-tech

The Nauka module seen approaching the ISS on July 29

International Space Station incident was much worse than you thought

Russian module knocks International Space Station out of position

Zuckerberg: The metaverse is the 'ultimate social technology'

Travel

Twitter users joined in to share their equally positive Airbnb experiences

Is this the best Airbnb review of all time?

Turkey wildfires: Tourists impacted and how you can help

Italy has the highest number of people unable to afford a holiday

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