22 July 2020 | Euronews
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Italy Entire police station shut in northern Italy amid 'drug-dealing', 'torture' and 'extortion' charges "Nothing happened there was licit', the prosecutor of Piacenza said. -
World News Coronavirus: Global COVID-19 cases pass the 15-million mark The pandemic continues to accelerate, a data tally has shown, and many countries are being forced to step up their prevention measures. -
Europe News Brussels opens its first cycling 'motorway' in bid to start post-lockdown bike revolution It is part of an effort to increase sustainable travel, respect social distancing and ease pressure on crowded public transport in the wake of the COVID-19 lockdowns. -
The Cube QAnon: Twitter bans 7,000 accounts linked to conspiracy theory group | #TheCube In a statement to The Cube, Twitter confirmed that they have permanently removed seven thousand QAnon accounts to date for violating Twitter guidelines in relation to spam as well as platform manipulation. -
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Earth News Human hair and dog fur may be the secret weapon to fight oil spills Could this organic solution help reduce plastic waste and the disastrous effects of oil spills? -
Earth News Oil drilling could soon begin on the Isle of Wight Community wants to protect UNESCO biosphere reserve Isle of Wight from being an oil exploration site -
Germany Full steam ahead: hydrogen train boosted by EU climate goals As the European Commission pushes for cleaner fuels to fight global warming, hydrogen could mean the end of the line for diesel-powered locomotives. -
France End of the road for French coach giant Eurolines as company goes into liquidation after 35 years Unions have claimed the Flixbus, its holding company, refused to look for a buyer and is taking advantage of the coronavirus pandemic to axe jobs. -
Turkey Young photographers offer alternative glimpse into life on Turkey-Syria border The student's projects have become a vivid documentation of life in eastern Turkey through the eyes of children, as they focus on the subjects they find the most remarkable. -
Belgium Slack files competition complaint against Microsoft with European Commission The workplace messaging service has accused Microsoft of the "illegal and anti-competitive practice of abusing its market dominance". -
Ukraine Ukraine hostage bus: President Zelenskyy defends video telling people to watch the film Earthlings "We have a result: everyone is alive," said Zelenskyy, after some criticised him for carrying out the odd request -
Russia Yuri Dmitriev: Gulag historian handed three-and-a-half year jail term His supporters say the case is an attempt to silence Dmitriev, who has spent nearly 30 years compiling a list of the 40,000 people deported or executed under Joseph Stalin in Karelia, a Russian region bordering Finland. -
Why visitors are hooked on Dubai Marina, home to luxury yachts, docks, hotels and beach clubs Why Dubai Marina is so much more than just a glamorous urban dock for luxury yachts; it's actually home to many chic bars and restaurants, amazing pastimes for adults and kids alike - and also has the iconic towers that define its unforgettable skyline. -
Italy Relief in Italy and Greece after EU coronavirus recovery deal There was a lot of wrangling at the EU summit over the size and terms of the coronavirus recovery fund. For once, the hard-hit southern states don’t feel like they’re losing out. -
Hungary Editor-in-chief of Index.hu fired just weeks after company said its independence was 'in danger' Szabolcs Dull said it was "no accident" that the news site's staff felt they were in danger in a statement released after his sacking. -
Hungary Hungary claims victory in EU recovery fund talks "The Eastern European countries have learned the EU negotiating game – and Orban has become quite good at this," one political analyst told Euronews. -
USA Fire and hail: Apocalyptic pictures of California blazes The wildfires raging in California has created its own weather. -
United Kingdom Watch: Boris Johnson defends UK government track record on Russia Boris Johnson is expected to be pressed on yesterday's release of a revelatory report on Russian meddling. -
World News Watch back: European Parliament will make 'certain corrections' to EU budget, Sassoli says David Sassoli said the EU parliament was pleased with the EU recovery package but would improve on the budget. -
World News International airlines urge joint US-EU COVID-19 testing programme for travellers Airlines wrote a letter to US Vice President Mike Pence and EU home affairs commissioner Ylva Johansson requesting a joint testing programme. -
USA Alaska tsunami warning cancelled after huge magnitude-7.8 earthquake prompts evacuations The earthquake struck just 60 miles south-southeast of Perryville, Alaska, initially triggering warnings for a possible tsunami. -
World News IOM responds to Euronews' investigation into the EU-IOM Joint Initiative This is a response from the IOM to the series of three investigative articles Euronews published on the Joint Initiative between the IOM and the EU to repatriate migrants from Libyan detention centres. -
Malta Daphne Caruana Galizia: Middleman in killing of Maltese journalist found stabbed ahead of trial Melvin Theuma was due to give evidence in the case on Wednesday, but was found in his police-protected residence the night before with stab wounds. -
United Kingdom Amber Heard says Johnny Depp tried to throw her sister down stairs during court testimony Amber Heard dismissed accusations that she fabricated allegations of domestic violence against ex-husband Johnny Depp in her testimony at a High Court in London. -
USA Trump says virus in US will get worse before it gets better "It will probably, unfortunately, get worse before it gets better," Trump said at his first briefing on the virus in three months. -
Earth News What’s it really like to film documentaries for David Attenborough? BBC wildlife photographer Bertie Gregory tells us about the environmental responsibility of filming documentaries.