26 June 2020 | Euronews
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USA Unilever joins Facebook boycott over hate speech concerns Facebook said on Friday it was taking action against hate speech. -
United Kingdom What are air bridges? And can they save your summer holiday? Brits are eagerly awaiting a government announcement on Monday which could save summer holidays following the coronavirus pandemic. -
Poland Women’s safety, protection and freedom is at stake in Poland | View "If things continue on this path, Poland will be unrecognisable, compared with other EU countries," writes Caroline Hickson, regional director at the International Planned Parenthood Federation European Network. -
World News Analysis: Will Poland's election postponement help the opposition? Support for Andrzej Duda, who is running for a second term as Poland's president, has fallen in recent weeks. -
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My Europe Series Prostitution and the pandemic: Amsterdam's sex workers' struggle to survive under lockdown Unreported Europe travels to Amsterdam to meet the sex workers struggling to survive under lockdown. -
Poland Who is Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the puppet master of Poland's far-right? Since the death of his twin brother in a 2010 plane crash, Kaczynski has been the main force behind the Polish nationalist right. But is his influence beginning to wane? -
Sci-Tech Innovating out of lockdown From disinfecting Dubai's streets with drones to sanitizing gates, Sci-tech explores some of the innovative technological solutions being employed in the UAE to combat COVID-19. -
World News EU records first rise in asylum applications since height of 2015 migrant crisis: EASO EU countries recorded more than 738,000 asylum applications in 2019, an 11 per cent increase from the previous year and the first rise since the height of the migrant crisis. -
World Campaigners call for restraint in use of tear gas against protestors | Culture Clash Campaigners are calling for restraint in the use of teargas after riot control agents have been used extensively in protests globally. -
World News This week in pictures: concert for plants, Eiffel Tower reopens, hugging relatives through plastic Here is our selection of the most eyecatching photographs that made the news this week -
Ireland Irish parties await members' verdict on three-way coalition deal The agreement reached by bitter rivals Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael could be rejected on Friday by members of the Green Party, a junior partner -
World News Can testing and contact tracing prevent a second lockdown? European countries are now focussing on testing and tracing coronavirus cases in an effort to avoid issuing a second lockdown. -
Norway Environmental group attacks Norway plans for vast Arctic oil exploration Friends of the Earth says the government was offering a 'free pass' for the Norwegian energy industry, a major part of the country's economy -
Earth News Stunning 'hybrid timber' tower will be the tallest in the world This construction technology could be part of a climate change solution. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: Germany's EU presidency, COVID-19 and Eurovision What are the key talking points across Europe this week? -
World How has Caracalla Dance Theatre influenced culture in the Middle East? Lebanese-born Abdel-Halim Caracalla created the Caracalla Dance Theatre during an era when pursuing a career in the expressive arts was not the norm. -
World Why is hip-hop bringing change in Tunisia’s Kasserine Mountains? Bordering Algeria, poverty and unemployment in Tunisia’s Kasserine Mountains has gone some way towards nurturing young recruits for extremism. Hip hop dancing, however, has emerged as a new way to potentially combat militant recruitment. -
United Kingdom Suspect shot in Glasgow incident named while injured policeman continues recovery He died after he was shot by armed officers on Friday. Six other people are in hospital, including a police officer, who is in a "critical but stable condition". -
World News Spain launches minimum income scheme for its most vulnerable families A quarter of a million Spanish households received their first support payment of up to €700 on Friday -
Denmark Mette Frederiksen: Denmark's PM postpones wedding for the third time in little more than a year "I have to do my job and protect Denmark's interest," Mette Frederiksen wrote on Facebook, praising her "amazing man" for being patient. -
Japan Judo Values: politeness In this episode of Judo Values, three judokas past and present talk about the principle of politeness and why it is so integral both in competition and life. -
Europe News Coronavirus: The 11 countries where WHO Europe says COVID-19 is on the rise Which 11 countries in WHO's European region have seen their COVID-19 outbreaks accelerate in recent weeks? -
Earth News Young designer makes eco-friendly burial clothes which form part of the earth A designer has created a series of biodegradable burial garments to make funerals more eco-friendly. -
Climate Now Harnessing sunlight, wind, and water: can climate data boost the green energy sector? The post-pandemic plans to restart and decarbonise economies will focus on renewables. Hence green industry players and grid operators are increasingly looking at climate data for energy production optimization. -
USA At least 20 million may have had coronavirus in the US, according to government estimates US health officials said the true number of infections could be 10 times higher than what is officially reported. -
United Kingdom Liverpool crowned Premier League champions for first time Liverpool have won their first title in 30 years.