1 July 2020 | Euronews
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No Comment Banquet in Prague to celebrate the end of the lockdown Thousands of Czechs celebrated the coming end of most COVID-19 restrictions in the country with a dinner in the capital on Tuesday night. -
USA Coronavirus: California and New York City backtrack on plans to reopen restaurants as cases rise The latest shutdown orders come ahead of what was expected to be a busy Independence Day weekend in the US. -
Belarus Belarus presidential election: Key challenger Valery Tsepkalo barred as Lukashenko rivals trimmed "It is just a matter of time and means when all the main candidates and challengers of the incumbent president [Lukashenko] will be pushed out of the race.” -
Russia Russia referendum: Vladimir Putin now able to extend his rule until 2036 Ballots from three-fourths of Russia's precincts have been counted, revealing 77.6% of voters have so far approved the Russian president's proposed amendments to the 1993 constitution. -
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Norway Work begins to unearth Norway's first Viking ship discovery in a century Archaeologists believe the war ship had up to 35 rowers and could have carried up to 100 men on board -
United Kingdom End to EU free movement in UK a step closer after MPs pass immigration bill The legislation brings to an end rules which have helped millions of EU citizens live and work in the UK, and will instead give equal rights to people from outside the bloc. -
Earth News From physics nerds to fashion entrepreneurs: Building Europe’s largest ethical clothing platform How did three students at the University of Amsterdam create the biggest sustainable fashion site in Europe? -
Turkey President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan vows to curb social media in Turkey Alleged insults were directed to his daughter and son-in-law when they announced the birth of their fourth child on Twitter. -
Earth News City of Sydney now runs on 100% renewable energy Local wind and solar farms to power much of Sydney as Australia moves towards total carbon neutrality. -
The Cube Debunked: English cathedral York Minster's statue of Constantine not under threat | #TheCube York Minster told Euronews it has not received "a single complaint" about the statue of the Roman emperor. -
Switzerland How has the COVID-19 pandemic brought social and economic inequalities to the fore? Euronews' Isabelle Kumar is chairing the World Economic Forum debate in Davos. -
Italy 'World's largest seizure of amphetamines': Italy finds haul of ISIS-made drugs near Naples The haul is worth about €1 billion and came in the form of 84 million Captagon tablets -
United Kingdom Hong Kong: Johnson and Raab promise 'new route' to UK citizenship for British nationals The UK Prime Minister and Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab made statements on Hong Kong in parliament on Wednesday. -
Earth News The Lock Inn: Man builds eco-pub in his garden to beat lockdown blues One British man built his own pub out of second-hand materials, so neighbours can enjoy a beer in the sun. -
The Cube Hachalu Hundessa: Internet shutdown in Ethiopia amid unrest at singer's killing | #TheCube NetBlocks tell Euronews the extreme scale of the outage is "rare" and "worrying to see". -
Earth News Zac Efron looks for solutions to climate change in new Netflix series The Hollywood actor travels round the world to highlight communities living a more sustainable way of life. -
Russia WorldSkills Russia creates new possibilities with the launch of the remote Future Skills Camp The global challenge of Covid-19 threw up unprecedented opportunities to rethink the way we organise jobs and the workplace. -
Czech Republic Czechs celebrate end of lockdown with giant dinner party in Prague The country has fared relatively well, registering fewer than 12,000 coronavirus cases and under 350 deaths. However, a sharp rise in infections has been observed in recent days. -
Germany Angela Merkel’s Council presidency will be a critical test for EU solidarity ǀ View With the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic, Brexit and the impact of climate change, all eyes will be on Angela Merkel as she takes on her second crisis presidency of the EU. -
China Hong Kong: 'Hundreds' arrested amid protests and clashes on first day under new security law Police say they have detained hundreds of people at a protest for Hong Kong independence after warnings were issued to the crowd. -
Business EasyJet could cut three UK airport bases as job cuts loom Nearly one in three of easyJet’s pilots in the UK could be facing losing their jobs, as the budget carrier considers closing bases at three airports in the country. -
USA Remdesivir: EU negotiating with manufacturer of COVID-19 drug after US buys up world stock The EU said that "multiple discussions" had been undertaken with the drug's manufacturer, Gilead, which included "production capacity". -
World News EU bans Pakistan airline from flying to Europe for 6 months over pilot licence concerns An inquiry into the May 22 Airbus A320 crash that killed 97 people in Karachi resulted in the stunning revelation that 260 of 860 pilots in Pakistan had cheated on their pilots' exams, but were still given licences by the Civil Aviation Authority. -
USA Oscars invite 819 new members including Zendaya, Awkwafina Diversifying its ranks continues to be a main focus for the film academy, which in 2016 committed to doubling its female and minority membership by 2020. -
Germany Germany revamping elite military unit over far-right extremism: Report Military investigators have been looking into the KSK unit since a group of public German broadcasters reported in 2017 that at a going-away party, members displayed the Hitler salute.