18 June 2020 | Euronews
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The Cube The iPhone shortcut which records when you say 'I'm getting pulled over' | #TheCube The technology has risen in popularity amid widespread protests against police violence. -
Economy Analysis: The divisions plaguing Europe over COVID-19 recovery fund Europe needs a recovery plan. Failing to achieve one would not just damage solidarity but also the Eurozone (and maybe even the EU) irrevocably, writes Darren McCaffrey. -
United Kingdom Taking a knee: UK Foreign Secretary criticised for 'Game of Thrones' remarks Dominic Raab suggested that taking a knee - a gesture in support of the Black Lives Matter movement - had originated in the HBO television series, and was a symbol of subordination. -
Economy No breakthrough as EU divisions remain over €750bn COVID-19 recovery plan Europe remains divided on the issue. On one side Germany, France, Italy and Spain, who back the plan, and four nations who don’t, the so-called "frugal four": Austria, The Netherlands, Sweden and Denmark. -
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Russia Nearly 500 health workers die from COVID-19 in Russia The number of coronavirus cases in Russia has rocketed in the last few weeks, and now almost 500 health workers have died. -
World News ‘The world needs a policeman, the bad guys are filling the US vacuum,’ says ex-NATO chief Rasmussen And there’s no better candidate right now than the United States, says former NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen. -
Europe News 'China is a necessary partner, like it or not,' says EU foreign affairs chief MEPs called on Thursday for the EU to have a tougher approach on China and issue sanctions over the new national security law in Hong Kong. -
Germany Merkel warns of 'permanent deep rift' in Europe over COVID-19 response Merkel called on EU member states to compromise in a speech given to the German Bundestag. -
Economy COVID-19 is an opportunity for economic structural change, says Eurogroup chief Centeno Outgoing Eurogroup chief Mário Centeno speaks to Euronews about the EU's economic response to COVID-19. -
United Kingdom Macron makes first foreign trip since lockdown to mark De Gaulle anniversary in London Boris Johnson hosts Emmanuel Macron on the 80th anniversary of Charles de Gaulle's famous speech from WWII -
Earth News Designer creates stunning dresses from discarded electrical wires Could this innovative design be the future of sustainable textile development? -
Serbia Russia hits back as US takes lead in Kosovo-Serbia peace talks The United States, the EU and Russia are battling for influence over peace negotiations between Kosovo and Serbia. -
La Mer, Dubai’s newest beachfront neighbourhood, offers hip restaurants, water sports and fun parks Postcards heads down to La Mer, Dubai's newest beachfront development to check out the vintage-style beach huts, water sports, restaurants, bars, fashion stores and street art. -
Germany Russia was behind killing of Georgian in Berlin, say prosecutors The victim, a Georgian national of Chechen ethnicity identified as "Tornike K", had fled to Germany in 2016 after fighting Russian troops in Chechnya. -
Europe News ‘I was very moved’: MEP Pierrette Herzberger-Fofana on applause after racism debate speech MEPs applauded Pierrette Herzberger-Fofana after her address on Wednesday in which she claimed police had humiliated her during an incident in Brussels. -
France It is 80 years since France's fight back against the Nazis began By June 1940, France had given up the fight against Adolf Hitler. Charles de Gaulle wasn't having any of it. -
No Comment Coronavirus: Delivery robot services booming as shoppers opt for contactless alternatives Robots ferrying food deliveries to customers' front doors have become a familiar sight in Milton Keynes - and could be appearing on other cities' streets sooner than you think. -
No Comment Spectacular timelapse catches Northern Lights dancing across night sky in Canada A stunning timelapse video captured the Northern Lights as they shone through moving clouds over Thompson, Manitoba, on Tuesday night. -
United Kingdom Survival of the fittest: UK zoos left reeling as they open after coronavirus lockdowns Cash-strapped and crying out for visitors, zoos in the UK are struggling to cope with the fallout from coronavirus lockdowns. -
USA Former Trump advisor writes scathing new book on US president's blunders Former US national security adviser John Bolton claims US President Donald Trump did not know the UK was a nuclear power and thought Finland was in Russia. -
Earth News The company making t-shirts from gone off milk Another innovative example of sustainable fashion at its weirdest. -
Kazakhstan Kazakhstan's former president and health minister test positive for coronavirus The 79-year-old former and first president Nursultan Nazarbayev tested positive for coronavirus. -
United Kingdom World War II singer and 'forces sweetheart' Dame Vera Lynn dies at 103 Among Lynn's biggest hits were sentimental favorites such as "We’ll Meet Again" and "The White Cliffs of Dover". -
Israel EU urges Israel not to annex settlements in the West Bank Josep Borrell says that the seizure of land would seriously damage Europe's relationship with Israel. -
Europe News Hungary breaking EU law over foreign-funded NGO crackdown, says ECJ The restrictions placed on NGO funding was seen as targeting billionaire philanthropist George Soros. -
World News UN: 1% of all humanity on the move as refugee numbers rise A total of 79.5 million people are currently forcibly displaced from their homes. -
Earth News How ‘clicktivism’ has changed the way we protest forever The online generation are increasingly engaging with social issues on social media, but just how effective is it?