21 July 2020 | Euronews
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France New French law allows doctors to break patient confidentiality to report domestic violence 150 women were killed in France last year by their partner or ex-partner, according to an NGO tally. -
Iraq Hella Mewis: German kidnapped in Iraq freed in government operation Her friends and acquaintances reported her missing earlier this week, and she has since been freed. -
No Comment Belgian DJ gives silent performance atop Brussels landmark He kept the performance secret to avoid crowds amid the coronavirus pandemic. For the same reason, only the DJ could hear what he was playing. -
Serbia 'Health disaster': Doctors hit out over Serbia's coronavirus spike "The total abandonment of measures to fight the epidemic in the pre-election period caused the loss of control of the epidemiological situation," doctors said in an open letter. -
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Earth News Invisible light can now be harnessed for solar power Could this reshape the future of green energy? -
Euronews Debates COVID-19 a 'disaster' for Africa's growing tourism industry: can it recover? The COVID-19 pandemic is having a devastating impact on Africa's growing travel and tourism sectors. How can the continent get back on track to growth? -
United Kingdom Coronavirus: Vaccine could be ready for Christmas, says UK health minister "We're working really hard on this but I can't promise to play Santa," said UK health minister Matt Hancock, speaking about the possibility of a COVID-19 vaccine by Christmas. -
World News Living day to day: Small business owners fight for survival after COVID-19 restrictions Pandemic-related restrictions have hit small businesses all around the world. Forced to live day to day, these entrepreneurs share stories of their fight for survival. -
Earth News Greta Thunberg donates €1 million to groups fighting the climate crisis The Swedish teenager has won the the first Gulbenkian Prize for Humanity, which comes with €1m in prize money. -
Bulgaria Bulgaria: More protests expected after PM Boyko Borissov survives no-confidence vote Demonstrators accuse Borissov and the country's top prosecutor, Ivan Geshev, of corruption, authoritarian rule and dependence on criminal groups. They are calling for both men to step down. -
World News Coronavirus symptoms: Are anosmia, chilblains, and enanthem related to COVID-19? Here are some of the less common symptoms associated with COVID-19. -
United Kingdom US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo holds 'constructive' talks with Boris Johnson US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is in London to holds talks with UK prime minister, Boris Johnson. -
World News European leaders agree €1.82 trillion COVID-19 recovery fund and budget after marathon summit Historic, groundbreaking and imperfect. They are just some of the words being used to describe the EU's newly agreed coronavirus recovery package. -
United Kingdom Russia report: UK 'actively avoided' probing possible Moscow meddling in Brexit vote The UK parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee has released the findings of its long-awaited report into Russian interference in British politics. -
Ukraine Ukraine: Police detain armed man holding 13 people hostage on bus in Lutsk "It's over," Interior Minister Arsen Avakov announced on Twitter, adding: "All are safe". -
United Kingdom Almost 900,000 public sector workers in UK to receive above-inflation pay rise Doctors and Teachers are set to be the biggest beneficiaries of wage increases as the Chancellor praised the "vital contribution" of all frontline public sector workers during the pandemic. -
USA Coronavirus: Donald Trump and congress in stand-off over virus aid as crisis worsens Donald Trump and congressional leaders are trying to pass a new €874 billion package to help the US economy but disagree over COVID-19 testing funds. -
Economy EU summit: Leaders reach landmark €1.82 trillion COVID-19 recovery deal and budget EU leaders have adopted the trillion-euro coronavirus rescue package after marathon talks in Brussels. -
China Hong Kong protesters get creative with signs and slogans to skirt new security law Faced with stiff punishments under Beijing's new security law, Hong Kong protesters are finding creative ways to circumvent the new reality.