21 June 2020 | Euronews
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World News Skywatchers wowed by rare 'ring of fire' eclipse A rare "ring of fire" eclipse appeared on the Northern Hemisphere's longest day and wowed skywatchers across the world from Africa to China -
Netherlands Dutch police use water cannon to disperse The Hague protest Police said "troublemakers" threw stones and smoke bombs at them after a planned demonstration against the government's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Nigeria Abused in Libya and forced into prostitution back home: the nightmare of trying to reach Europe Europe paid over 300 million euros to send people like Evelin back to their home nations. It forgot about her once she was there. As Euronews' repatriation investigation continues, we hear another horrific story from those who took part in the scheme. -
World News Summer is here. So are higher than normal temperatures. Temperatures in London, Paris, Berlin and Frankfurt could be as much as 10°C above average this week. In Spain, the weather agency, said 42°C could be recorded in the south. -
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United Kingdom Covid-19 forces digital streaming of Stonehenge Summer solstice festival Coronavirus rules have forced the usual crowds of druids, pagans and other revelers to go online this year to witness the Summer solstice at Stonehenge -
Cult Kurt Cobain's iconic guitar sells for €5.4 million in California auction The instrument was used by the Nirvana frontman in his 1993 MTV Unplugged set, one of Cobain's last appearances before he died. -
Germany German COVID-19 infection rate jumps to 2.88 after meat plant outbreak More than 1,000 employees of a meat processing plant have tested positive for COVID-19. the plant has been temporarily closed and employees are under quarantine. -
Germany Rioters attack German police after drug check in Stuttgart Attacks against shops and police started after officers carried out a drugs check in the city centre during the night between Saturday and Sunday, police said. -
Peru Peru's low income families, hardest hit by coronavirus, attack poor healthcare standards Peru's number of COVID-19 cases overtook Italy's this week. -
Spain Coronavirus: Spain ends state of emergency. People and tourists free to move across the country Face-masks are still compulsory in public when it's not possible to observe social distancing. -
Europe News Analysis: EU and China trade blows over trade, what's the latest? The EU is stepping up its efforts to guard against expansionist Chinese commercial policies. So how do both parties go forward? -
USA One dead and eleven injured in Minneapolis shooting Police advised the public to avoid the area in Uptown Minneapolis. -
World News Father's Day: Gay couple's 'Kafkaesque' fight for EU parental leave A gay couple working for the EU institutions wanted to claim parental leave for the birth of their twins. It led them to sue the European Parliament in the General Court of the European Union for discrimination against same-sex couples. -
Earth News This 3D-printed floating house took 48 hours to build The Czech eco-home comes with reduced carbon emissions.