23 June 2020 | Euronews
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Bulgaria Bulgaria’s PM fined after breaking his own government’s COVID-19 rules Boïko Borissov will be fined for entering a church on Tuesday without a mask, under rules brought in by his own government. -
World News Telescope in orbit maps stunning X-ray image of the universe A breathtaking map of the entire sky around us has been captured by an X-ray telescope, revealing many mysteries hidden to optical telescopes. -
France Eiffel Tower set to reopen after its longest closure since WWII After more than three months of closure, Paris' Eiffel Tower is set to open its doors again. -
Mexico At least two dead after powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake hits Mexico The 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck at 10:29 a.m. local time (5:29 pm CEST) on Tuesday, according to the US Geological Survey (USGS). -
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No Comment Heavy rain causes floods in Serbia and Bosnia & Herzegovina It's sparked memories of 2014 when both countries were badly hit by floods. -
World News Analysis: Are we falling back in love with plastic amid COVID-19? From face masks and visors to gloves, almost every aspect of personal protective equipment is made from disposable plastic. -
Adventures "This is insane" Supercar Blondie's F1 crash course Adventures joins social media star, Supercar Blondie, to test drive an F1 racing car in Dubai. -
Europe News COVID-19: Airlines under fire over selling cheap tickets for flights later cancelled A consumer group says that airlines are selling tickets to flights that are cancelled just days later in an effort to make cash. -
World News Facebook bans sale of historical artefacts in anti-looting crackdown The wars in Iraq, Syria, Yemen and Libya has led to a thriving trade in looted artefacts - and social media platforms play a key role. -
Germany Ex-CEO of Germany's scandal-hit Wirecard released on bail in case over missing billions Markus Braun resigned as CEO of the global payments provider on Friday after auditors said €1.9 billion was missing from Wirecard's accounts. -
Earth News Barcelona opera house opens with concert exclusively for plants Organisers even printed tickets for each of the plants who attended the event. -
Europe News Analysis: New EU tools to prevent backsliding on the rule of law within the bloc So far, the EU's response to assaults on the rule of law was based on infringement procedures, European Court of Justice rulings, and - in the case of Hungary and Poland - the so-called Article 7 process. But now, the EU is introducing new tools. -
Germany Germany: 'Nordadler' becomes third neo-Nazi group banned this year The far-right group whose name means 'Northern Eagle' promoted far-right ideology via social media and reportedly planned a neo-Nazi community in the German countryside. -
United Kingdom Watch: Boris Johnson announces major lockdown easing plan in England Pubs, restaurants, hairdressers, cinemas, and hotels are among the businesses that will reopen on July 4. -
Romania Google fined €2,000 over insult to Romania’s National Salvation Cathedral The National Salvation Cathedral will cost €110 million and be the largest of its kind in Europe. Critics say it is a waste of money in the EU's second-poorest state. -
Spain Barcelona's Liceu opera house reopens for performance to an audience of potted plants The capacity audience of 2,292 plants is the idea of visual artist Eugenio Ampudia, who wanted to explore people's relationship with nature during the lockdown -
No Comment Endangered Amur leopard cubs venture out for first time at San Diego Zoo A pair of rare Amur leopard cubs are exploring their outdoor habitat for the first time at the recently reopened San Diego Zoo. -
Earth News Why is the pangolin the most trafficked mammal in the world? They have existed on earth for 60 million years, but now illegal wildlife trade means numbers are rapidly declining. -
Sport Novak Djokovic: Serbian tennis star and wife test positive for COVID-19 The tests came after two exhibition tournaments in Serbia and Croatia. -
Libya Emmanuel Macron: 'Turkey is playing a dangerous game in Libya' The French president's remarks on Turkey's military intervention in the Libyan civil war follows an encounter between the two NATO allies' ships in the Mediterranean -
Italy Migrant rescue ships return to the Mediterranean after lockdown As they return to the seas for the first time since April, rescue ship operators say migrants fleeing Libya's humanitarian crisis are undeterred by Europe's coronavirus outbreak -
France 'I'm suffocating': French police investigated over Paris delivery driver death Four French police officers are being investigated over the death in January of Cédric Chouviat, whose arrest was filmed as he was pinned to the ground. -
World News Coronavirus in Europe: Germany and Portugal reimpose localised restrictions Euronews brings you all the latest news about the COVID-19 pandemic from around the world.