10 July 2020 | Euronews
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World News US imposes 25% tariffs on €1.1 billion worth of French goods The US is imposing tariffs over France's tax on technology companies. -
USA British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell requests jail release due to coronavirus risks Maxwell's lawyers are seeking her release under bail conditions including home confinement and electronic monitoring. -
Italy Venice tests system of 78 inflatable flood barriers The inflatable barriers are supposed to protect the city from tides as high as three metres. -
France France passes 30,000 deaths as officials call for vigilance to prevent second wave France's health minister Olivier Véran urged people to continue to be vigilant as Public Health France warned there was a slight increase in cases in the country. -
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World News This week in pictures: Serbia protests; deadly floods in Japan; Pamplona festival cancelled Here is our selection of the most eyecatching photographs that made the news this week -
Serbia Serbia protests: Vučić 'not worried' about losing power after days of unrest Just weeks after being re-elected, the Serbian president said he wasn't worried about losing power after days of protest over his handing of the coronavirus pandemic and his hard-line leadership. -
France Bus driver dies after face mask wearing row with passengers He had been left brain dead after the attack. -
World How Poland's divisive election is fuelling anti-LGBT 'hate speech' | Culture Clash Presidential hopeful Andrzej Duda said LGBT activism is an "ideology" more "destructive than communism". -
My Europe Series Europe's week: 'Love is not tourism' & nurturing nature Here are a couple of stories making waves in Brussels this week. -
France Macron under pressure over appointment of new French Interior Minister accused of rape Newly-appointed Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin is under pressure from feminist groups who are protesting his nomination in cities across France. -
World News Explainer: Why is the EU Commission betting on hydrogen for a greener future? The EU Commission has unveiled its latest strategy for a greener, cleaner energy future - and it's pinning its hopes on hydrogen. -
Netherlands Dutch government to take Russia to European court over the downing of Flight MH17 "Achieving justice for 298 victims of the downing of Flight MH17 is and will remain the government's highest priority," Dutch Foreign Minister Stef Blok said. "By taking this step today ... we are moving closer to this goal." -
France France: Hope springs from the ashes of Lyon's ill-fated International City of Gastronomy Uncertainty over the economy and tourism amid the coronavirus pandemic has forced Lyon's International City of Gastronomy to close its doors. -
Earth News A tank for a plantpot? The French designer reimagining our vehicles in a post-pandemic world Nicolas Abdelkader's series is called "The Urgency to Slow Down" and considers how vehicles could be greener. -
Turkey Hagia Sophia: Turkey converts Istanbul’s iconic landmark back into a mosque The move sparked celebrations outside Hagia Sophia but dismay among Orthodox Christians. -
Earth News Busy roads threaten species with extinction: Why is roadkill an environmental disaster? But it might not be the animals most vulnerable to extinction who are at risk. -
My Europe Series Italian mafia groups are cashing in on COVID-19 by exploiting the social and economic crisis In this week's Unreported Europe, Monica Pinna goes to Naples to find out how Camorra is capitalising on the social and economic crisis caused by Covid. -
The Cube Philippine lawmakers vote against renewal of top broadcaster ABS-CBN | #TheCube "This move solidifies the tyranny of President Rodrigo Duterte," Phil Robertson, deputy Asia director of Human Rights Watch, said after the vote. -
World Global startup queen Joy Ajlouny reveals how entrepreneurs can make their millions Dubai-based serial entrepreneur, Joy Ajlouny, is a self-proclaimed ‘bull in a china shop’. -
World How are e-tailers in the Middle East using human stories to drive sales? The Middle East and North Africa e-commerce market was worth $8.3 billion in 2017, according to a Bain and Company report. -
The Cube Euronews holds Reddit AMA to answer your questions on misinformation | #TheCube AMA Reddit: A special Q&A with our social media correspondent Seana Davis. -
France Coronavirus: France probing 'massive' €1.7 million fraud of COVID-19 unemployment payouts Authorities revealed they have paid €1.7 million in fraudulent claims but prevented the payment of more than €6 million. -
Travel News COVID-19 travel: Italy bans entry to arrivals from 13 'at risk' countries As the hospital in Italy's first hotspot declares itself COVID-free for the first time, authorities are taking cautious action to avoid a second wave of coronavirus. -
Euronews Debates Euronews Debates: Asia and Europe look to restart travel industries after COVID-19 'war' The COVID-19 pandemic's had a huge impact on Asia's travel and tourism sectors. International tourist arrivals were down by more than 60% in the Asia-Pacific region in March. Now, as the travel industry begins to regain momentum, how will Asia turn around its tourism fortunes? -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Srebrenica victim DNA experts sequence genetic code of COVID-19 One of the greatest ICMP's achievements was identifying nearly 7,000 of more than 8,000 Bosniak Muslim men and boys who perished in 10 days of slaughter around Srebrenica. -
Earth News Exploitation and sweatshops are at the core of fast fashion: It’s time to dismantle the system Frankie Leach argues that "there is no redemption for fast fashion" in the wake of the Boohoo slavery scandal. -
Poland How the far-right could be kingmaker in Poland's knife edge presidential election You might think Poland's far-right will flock to support incumbent Andrzej Duda. But it's more complex than that. -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: UK ends quarantine rule for travellers from more than 60 destinations Travel: People arriving from most EU countries are now exempted from self-isolating for 14 days The requirement remains in place for the US. -
Poland Poland presidential election 2020: Who is Rafał Trzaskowski? Poland’s incumbent president Andrzej Duda topped the first round in the presidential election on Sunday, but now faces a run-off against the Mayor of Warsaw Rafal Trzaskowski on July 12. -
World News Brexit: Britons warned of 'thorough' EU border checks after transition period ends The EU Commission says people and businesses should be aware of 'far-reaching' and 'unavoidable' changes from January, whether or not a post-Brexit deal is done. -
Brazil СOVID-19: how Brazil is failing its indigenous people The deadly coronavirus is spreading across the protected lands of indigenous people, who blame illegal miners, other intruders and the Brazilian state. -
France Notre Dame cathedral: Spire to be rebuilt exactly as it was, Macron decides The French President had initially suggested a modern architectural touch could be added to the edifice but ruled that the spire's reconstruction should be faithful to the 19th century design. -
Bolivia Bolivian president Jeanine Áñez has COVID-19 as virus hits Latin America's elite Bolivia’s interim president and Venezuela’s No. 2 leader announced on Thursday that they have been infected with the new coronavirus. -
World News Coronavirus: Claim that COVID-19 was found in Europe last year is highly unlikely, says professor A professor of infectious diseases has cast doubts over a claim that COVID-19 was present in wastewater in 2019 in a number of countries before the initial outbreak began in Wuhan. -
Greece Greece: Violence erupts at rally in Athens against new protest law Six police officers were injured and there were several arrests, as violence broke out at a demonstration against a new law to curb public protests.