17 July 2020 | Euronews
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World News Hackers targeted around 130 accounts this week, says Twitter in latest statement The social media giant said it was continuing to assess whether the attackers were able to access private data of the targeted accounts. -
Germany Police in Germany capture 'Rambo' suspect in Black Forest after five-day manhunt Police in Germany arrested a suspect accused of stealing officer's weapons on Friday, after a five day manhunt in the Black Forest for a man nicknamed "Rambo". -
United Kingdom Police officer suspended for 'kneeling on neck' of black suspect An officer has been suspended after video footage emerged showing police kneeling on a man's neck in north London, the Metropolitan Police said in a statement on Friday. -
The Cube How are conspiracy theories amplified online? | #TheCube In the age of TikTok and Twitter, conspiracies are gaining a new lease of life on our social media feeds. But why do people believe conspiracy theories and who's behind some of the biggest online? -
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World Should Huawei be banned from Europe? Banned by America and now ditched by the UK, Chinese tech giant Huawei is under fire across the globe. How will the rest of Europe react? -
Ukraine Six years on, rescue workers recall the horror of MH17 crash site It's been 6 years since Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 was shot down over eastern Ukraine. Here's what 2 rescue workers saw that day. -
Serbia Serbia denies hiding COVID-19 impact to push ahead with election The Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN) found Belgrade underreported COVID-19 deaths by nearly 400 between March 19 and June 1. -
Economy EU leaders 'far apart' on trillion-euro COVID-19 recovery package deal The good news is leaders agree a common response is needed. The bad news is that they disagree on how the money should be handed out. -
Romania Hundreds of COVID-19 patients in Romania have quit hospital against medical advice With a health system that consistently ranks among the EU's worst, Romanians suspected of having COVID-19 are discharging themselves from hospitals and there are no longer any legal grounds to stop them after a recent Constitutional Court ruling. -
Europe News Rule of law to be important part of EU summit talks, says Justice Commissioner The EU has been trying for years to get some countries to respect basic rules like media freedom and independence of the judiciary without success. One of the proposals on the table at the summit is to cut funding to countries found breaching rule of law principles. -
Ecotech The London Underground could soon run on 100% renewable energy The Tube is about to go green. -
Earth News Exports to the EU could be fuelling illegal deforestation in the Amazon "The jungles of Brazil are at a breaking point," said Professor Britaldo Soares-Filho, co-author of the study. -
United Kingdom 'Arise, Sir Tom!' Captain Tom Moore receives knighthood from the Queen The 100-year-old received his knighthood from the Queen in a unique private ceremony at Windsor Castle. -
My Europe Series Hydro power to the people: the fight against Bosnia and Herzegovina's hydroelectric dams Bosnia and Herzegovina depends on dirty coal. Hydroelectricity generation is a cleaner, greener alternative. So why are locals protesting against the building of dams and barrages -
No Comment Beach erosion in Australia leaves residents on edge This was the scene after large waves battered Australia's coastline north of Sydney, causing severe erosion and forcing several residents to evacuate their homes. -
Earth News Governments’ dietary guidelines are failing the planet, study finds Advice on what we should and shouldn't eat needs to be more sustainable. -
My Europe Series This week in the EU: Turkey tensions, Polish elections and vaccine politics What are the key issues concerning the bloc that made headlines this week? -
Serbia EU 'back in the driver's seat' as Serbia-Kosovo talks resume Serbia-Kosovo deal: Can Brussels succeed where the White House failed? -
No Comment Punches and water balloons thrown in Taiwanese parliament melee It was the third parliamentary brawl in a fortnight, with one legislator caught on camera punching an opposition party member. -
France 'Train of the future': SNCF's TGV 'M' to be in service by Paris 2024 Olympics Eco-friendly, modern and innovative, the first of France's next generation of high-speed trains will roll off the production line by the end of 2023. -
My Europe Series Invisible workers: Underpaid, exploited and put at risk on Europe’s farms Euronews sheds a light on the harsh reality seasonal and migrant workers face across Europe to bring food to our plates. -
Italy Italian police intercept coffee beans stuffed with cocaine The package, sent from Colombia, contained 500 beans that had been cut open, stuffed with cocaine powder and carefully fastened closed with dark brown tape. -
No Comment Kangaroo caught roaming streets of Florida by police After receiving a call about a kangaroo running loose, Fort Lauderdale police officers managed to capture him and place him in a squad car. -
World How is the UAE participating in the global effort to cure COVID-19? Since the first case of COVID-19 in the UAE, in late January, the country has led a swift response to the novel coronavirus pandemic. -
World How is Tunisia developing MedTech to fight COVID19 with limited resources? Some hospitals in Tunisia are developing a variety of new technologies to combat the novel coronavirus, despite facing a number of setbacks in funding and resources. -
United Kingdom Watch: Boris Johnson unveils new COVID-19 measures including €3.3 billion for NHS The prime minister said that a national lockdown was "the right thing to do," it was now time to control the virus at a local level. -
No Comment Spain pays tribute to coronavirus victims and frontline workers in official ceremony "Spain has shown its best spirit. With the passing of time, we will remember that we were an example of civic responsibility, maturity, resistance and commitment to others," said King Felipe VI. -
United Kingdom British Airways retires entire Boeing 747 fleet with immediate effect "It is unlikely our magnificent 'queen of the skies' will ever operate commercial services for British Airways again due to the downturn in travel caused by the COVID-19 pandemic," the carrier said in a statement. -
World News Forget tying rule of law to the EU budget. It's better to add strings to EU funding later ǀ View Angela Merkel is right to be concerned about fuelling support for populist authoritarians by tying EU budget funds to the rule of law. But that doesn't mean the EU can't punish such regimes financially further down the line. -
Spain Real Madrid clinch 34th La Liga title with win over Villareal Madrid clinched their 34th Spanish league title — and first since 2017 — after extending their perfect run following the pandemic break with a 2-1 win over Villarreal -
Spain Spain to cull 90,000 mink after farmworkers test positive for COVID-19 The Aragon government said the "drastic" measure is to be implemented after seven workers and 90 animals at a breeding farm tested positive. -
France France: Three police officers charged with manslaughter over chokehold death Cedric Chouviat, 42, died after being pinned to the ground by arresting officers. Video footage of the arrest reveal he said "I'm suffocating" at least seven times. -
Brazil Coronavirus: Brazil and India now number cases in the millions as both pass grim milestones More than 2 million cases have now been recorded in Brazil while the India Health Ministry confirmed on Friday that the country has surpassed 1 million confirmed infections.