24 June 2020 | Euronews
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USA Poland's Duda promises 'stronger alliance' with Donald Trump during U.S. visit The U.S. president praised Poland for its NATO defence spending and criticised Germany for buying gas from Russia. -
USA Bayer to pay $10.9 billion to settle weedkiller cancer lawsuits German chemical giant Bayer said Wednesday it would pay up to $10.9 billion (9.6 billion euros) to settle a wave of lawsuits from Americans who allege its Roundup weedkiller caused their cancers. -
Germany Are slaughterhouses turning into coronavirus factories? Health experts say it's not just the working conditions inside meatpacking plants that can increase the risk of COVID-19 outbreaks: in Germany, many of the industry's workers are migrants living in cramped communal housing. -
The Cube Twitter explains why not all Trump's misleading tweets are flagged | #TheCube On Tuesday, Twitter issued a warning label on the US President's tweet for violating the company's policy against abusive behaviour. -
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United Kingdom Swissport to cut over 4,000 jobs in UK and Ireland due to COVID-19 Swissport Western Europe, which operates at London airports Heathrow and Gatwick, said in a statement that it had to reduce its staff size to survive the coronavirus crisis. -
United Kingdom Brexit: EU students will be charged more to study at UK universities from September 2021 Up to now, EU nationals paid the same fees as British students and could get access to UK government loans. -
World News Social scoring: Could that Facebook post stop you getting a loan or a mortgage? So-called social scoring systems are increasingly being deployed by businesses and governments to determine the trustworthiness of customers and citizens, a new report has warned. -
World News Analysis: Can Europeans be trusted to follow the post-lockdown rules? The question comes after a makeshift rave in Brussels raised eyebrows in Belgium. -
Economy Who will join the race to be the Eurogroup's next president? It comes after Mário Centeno quit as Eurogroup's president earlier this month. -
Taste Shanghai Me - A taste of 1930's China A favorite for Royalty, celebrities and sports stars, Shanghai Me transports its guests back in time to pre-war China. Taste discovers why this fine-dining restaurant has been voted one of the best in the gulf region. -
Kosovo White House talks over Kosovo-Serbia in doubt after war crime charges The Office of the Special Prosecutor in the Hague says Thaci and nine others “are criminally responsible for nearly 100 murders” of political opponents and Kosovar Albanian, Serb and Roma victims. -
World News Europeans 'radically' reassessing view on world order due to COVID-19, research finds A majority of Europeans is in favour of more EU cooperation to tackle the pandemic and other issues of global significance but "this is a Europe of necessity rather than of choice," new research has found. -
World Italy: 18 bodies ordered to be exhumed amid probe into care home's handling of COVID-19 crisis Prosecutors are investigating how Italy’s care homes handled the coronavirus crisis, just as new clusters of infection break out across the country. -
Switzerland Switzerland risks giving Iran the impression it can commit acts of terror with impunity ǀ View The closure of a criminal case into the assassination of an Iranian exile in Switzerland risks giving Iran the impression it can carry out similar alleged acts in the future with impunity. -
No Comment Rope-climbing workers help restore Rome landmark They climbed the Basilica of Saint Mary of the Altar of Heaven to renovate its wooden roof beams after rain and wind damage. -
Earth News Meet the couple who built an eco-home with old tyres, cans and bottles "We'll find a use for most things to stop them going to landfill." -
Real Economy Europe's Accessibility Act: a step in the right direction Real Economy visits Warsaw, Brussels and Hannover to see what's being done to improve accessibility across Europe for people with living with a disability. -
World News Britain must abide by EU data protection rules after Brexit, says European Commission Boris Johnson has said that the UK will forge its own path on data protection after Brexit. The European Commission doesn't agree. -
World News More than 1,000 European MPs call for Israel annexation to be halted and warn of 'consequences' They expressed "serious concerns" about the US plan to end the Israel-Palestinian conflict. -
World News The EU must be prepared to be critical of China. It can start with Hong Kong’s security law ǀ View China’s action toward's Hong Kong is part of a pattern of increasingly confrontational behaviour that Europe needs to be much more forthright in calling out and responding to. -
World News In pictures: how COVID-19 face masks are becoming canvases for self-expression While face masks have been mandatory in some parts of the world to combat the spread of coronavirus, people are using them to be creative as well as keep safe. -
World News US, Russia, Brazil on draft list of countries banned from travelling to bloc from 1 July: EU source European Union officials are drawing up lists detailing which countries whose travellers the bloc could allow in -- and those who will still be refused entry -- when the EU's external borders are reopened on July 1. -
World News COVID-19: Fauci refutes Trump's testing claims amid 'disturbing surge' of US cases As Europe faces the prospect of a second wave of coronavirus infections, some nations still haven't reached the end of the first with new COVID-19 cases are spiking in two of the world's worst-affected countries, the United States and Brazil. -
Russia Russia referendum: All you need to know on the vote that could see Putin stay in power until 2036 The vote will be over whether to accept constitution changes that would allow Putin to run for another two presidential terms. -
World News Coronavirus updates: WHO warns global cases could reach 10 million next week Follow our live blog for the latest news on the COVID-19 pandemic from Europe and around the world. -
Earth News The model and animal rights activist who protests naked for PETA "They might say ‘oh you’re just a model, you don’t know anything about wildlife management’."