2 July 2020 | Euronews
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World News EncroChat: European authorities compromise phone network to arrest 'untouchable' criminals in sting Authorities across Europe and the UK have arrested hundreds of people from some of the continent's biggest crime groups after infiltrating phone network EncroChat. -
USA Donald Trump’s attack on the ICC shows his contempt for the global rule of law ǀ View In the face of a blatant attempt at interference by Donald Trump, the ICC should guard its independence and push on with its probes into alleged war crimes committed by the US in Afghanistan and Israeli forces in Palestine. -
World News Coronavirus: Serbia tightens restrictions after highest spike in COVID-19 cases since April Cases have risen since the country held parliamentary elections in mid-June. -
Turkey Hagia Sophia Museum: Court to rule if Istanbul landmark should be a mosque again Regular religious services have not been held there since 1934 when modern Turkey's founding president Mustafa Kemal Atatürk signed an order converting the building into a museum. But a legal challenge claims the signature was forged. -
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No Comment Forest fires burn out of control in Russia's Arctic region More than 2,000 hectares of forest was on fire, according to Russia's Ministry of Emergency Situations. -
Earth News Jeff Bezos makes green pledge with new stadium - but critics say ‘billionaires won’t save us’ The Amazon CEO says he wants the stadium to serve as a reminder of the "importance of fighting climate change". -
United Kingdom Confusion over UK 'travel corridor' plans as quarantine exemption list delayed The British government is under pressure to clarify plans to exempt arrivals from some countries from quarantine rules and allow Britons to travel abroad. -
Finland Finland's air force phasing out swastika symbol from its logos A blue swastika has been used on some unit emblems of Finland's Air Force since it was first established in 1918. -
No Comment Locusts in Kenya threaten to cut off food supplies Some experts are searching the most remote corners of Kenya for desert locusts to contain them before the wreak havoc on crops. -
World News New technology and political will can give tourism the post-COVID-19 lift needed to save jobs ǀ View Shrinking away from the challenges posed by international crises like the coronavirus pandemic will not save the millions of jobs set to be lost in the tourism sector. -
No Comment Hundreds arrested in Hong Kong amid protests over new security law Critics say the new law ends freedoms that were guaranteed for half a century when British rule ended in 1997. -
Target The price of influence: why brands increasingly favour influencer marketing Target explores how influencers are transforming the world of marketing and PR as we know it. -
USA Jeffrey Epstein: Ghislaine Maxwell charged with 'facilitating' sexual abuse of underage girls British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell, the longtime friend of Jeffrey Epstein, has been charged in the US in relation to the sex abuse scandal involving the disgraced financier. -
Ecotech Watch: The advert banned in France for ‘creating a climate of anxiety’ A Dutch electric bike company has had an ad banned for its negative portrayal of the car industry. -
World News Analysis: Six months on, has COVID-19 changed Europe for good? Euronews' political editor Darren McCaffrey looks back at how COVID-19, six months since it emerged, has affected Europe. -
Montenegro Montenegro becomes first country in Balkans to legalise same-sex civil partnerships MPs in Montenegro approved same-sex partnerships amid efforts to push forward with joining the European Union. -
World News Spain and Portugal urge caution as border reopens amid new COVID-19 outbreaks The longest border within the EU has reopened for the first time since the coronavirus lockdowns were imposed. -
Myanmar More than 100 miners die 'smothered in mud' in Myanmar landslide "The jade workers were smothered by a wave of mud," the Myanmar Fire Service Department said on Facebook. -
Europe News 'Better to have no deal' if Britain continues Brexit stance, says former Irish PM John Bruton told Euronews that there were elements in Britain's governing Conservative Party who wanted to 'wreck' the European Union -
World News How will Europe's US travel ban affect transatlantic relations? "I feel this is my grandparents' generation when they emigrated from Greece to the US and never saw their parents again," Pauline Manos, an American who has lived in Brussels for 30 years, told Euronews. -
Ukraine Ukraine's central bank chief quits over 'systematic political pressure' Yakiv Smolii's resignation is raising concerns about the central bank's independence and the continuation of a much-needed IMF bailout. -
China China threatens reprisals over UK citizenship plan for Hong Kong residents China's London embassy accuses the British of interfering over Hong Kong and warns "corresponding measures" may be taken if the UK presses ahead with its plan. -
New Zealand New Zealand's health minister resigns after virus blunders New Zealand's health response has been praised around the world after the country managed to eliminate community transmission of the virus. But Health Minister David Clark himself has been widely ridiculed. -
Earth News Harnessing the power of thousands of unique plants in the Amazon Rainforest From capturing carbon emissions to medical breakthroughs, the Amazon could save us - if we can stop it from burning. -
USA Coronavirus: Trump is 'all for masks' as US cases rise by record 52,000 The US President said wearing a mask made him look like a Lone Ranger. "I have no problem with that, and if people feel good about it, they should do it," he added. -
Mexico Mexico: 24 shot to death in attack on drug rehab center Mexico: 24 shot to death in attack on drug rehab center