23 July 2020 | Euronews
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France France's southern coast threatened by highly corrosive substance leak The incident occurred at a petrochemical plant near Marseille. -
World News WHO chief hits back at Pompeo's 'co-opted by China' claims Dr Tedros said such allegations are "untrue and unacceptable" and warned against politicising the coronavirus pandemic. -
Belarus Who is making sure Belarus' presidential election is free and fair? Concerns are mounting over the transparency of a presidential election in Belarus next month. The campaign has been marked by a crackdown on opposition figures, with rivals of incumbent president Alexander Lukashenko banned from running. -
The Cube Twitter hackers accessed messages of far-right leader Geert Wilders Geert Wilders, from the Dutch right-wing Freedom Party (PVV), said Twitter had informed him that his account had been compromised. -
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World News Russia accused of 'rewriting history' to justify occupation of Baltic states Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and the United States have accused Russia of seeking to “rewrite history” to justify the annexation of the Baltic states in 1940. -
The Cube What is QAnon and should Europe be worried? | #TheCube Conspiracy theory group QAnon has been around for years but we've been hearing about them a lot more in recent weeks. -
Lithuania LBCOIN: Lithuania issues world's first state-backed digital collectible coin Lithuania becomes the first country to launch a digital currency backed by its central bank. -
Earth News Nocturnal sloths are adapting to habitat destruction by coming out in the day instead Their home in the Atlantic forest is the most endangered rainforest in Brazil. -
Sci-Tech The Hope Probe: the Arab world’s first interplanetary mission The United Arab Emirates' Hope Probe heads to Mars after six years of hard work and meticulous planning from the team of Emirati scientists and engineers. It's the first interplanetary mission for the Arab world. -
Greece Greeks haunted by Mati fire tragedy, two years on The fire, which started on the Penteli mountain, spread very quickly to the seaside towns of Mati and Kokkino Limanaki, east of Athens, killing 102 people. -
Global Japan Japan and Ghana step up their long-term collaboration in fighting disease in West Africa The Ghana-based Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research, established more than four decades ago, is yet again stepping up its efforts to fight disease in West Africa as part of its international collaborative research programme. -
Denmark All eyes on the Arctic: US, China and Russia race to control far north As the Arctic ice sheet melts, the United States, Russia and China are racing for a share of the region’s energy and mineral resources. -
Earth News Countries in Africa and Asia lead the way on climate action as Europe falls behind Major efforts are needed to “accelerate progress towards climate mitigation and biodiversity protections”. -
Bulgaria 'I'm ashamed of our rulers': Bulgarians on why anti-government protests are continuing Anti-government protests have been happening in Bulgaria every day for two weeks. We went to Sofia to find out why. -
Europe News Brexit: UK-EU trade deal looking unlikely, says Michel Barnier “By its current refusal to commit to conditions of open and fair competition and to a balanced agreement on fisheries, the UK makes a trade agreement - at this point - unlikely,” Michel Barnier said. -
Germany German state of Baden-Württemberg to ban niqabs and burkas in schools Baden-Württemberg Culture Minister Susanne Eisenmann said the ban would encourage "togetherness" and "open communication", which she says can't be achieved with a veil. -
World Facing a surge in cases, French Guiana asks Paris 'where's your help?' The overseas territory is technically equal to any other French department, such as Provence, Calais or Isère. But residents say the health system is not on par with that in the mainland. -
Germany Nazi concentration camp guard Bruno Dey, 93, convicted in Germany Prosecutors argued that while he was "no ardent worshipper of Nazi ideology'', Bruno Dey aided the killings that took place in Stutthof as a "small wheel in the machinery of murder". -
Spain Spain local lockdown measures ‘helping keep people alert’ Countries preparing for a second wave of coronavirus infections have a lot to learn from what is happening in Spain, a public health expert tells Euronews. -
Turkey Turkish authorities 'told Netflix to remove gay character from script to get licence for filming' The series' creator, screenwriter Ece Yorenc, said the streaming giant cancelled the drama on the eve of filming after the government blocked the project. -
Ukraine Criminal suspect flees after taking police chief hostage in central Ukraine Over six hours after the pursuit began, the man left his hostage in the car and fled into a forest, according to police. -
Turkey Turkey's decision to remove Hagia Sophia's universal status is a new provocation of Europe ǀ View The controversial decision to strip the Hagia Sophia of its status as a symbol of interfaith and intercultural co-operation is yet another hammer blow to EU-Turkish relations. -
No Comment Liverpool fans celebrate team finally lifting Premier League trophy Despite calls for supporters to stay away, thousands of fans gathered around Anfield stadium as Liverpool brought home the Premier League trophy -
Malta Daphne Caruana Galizia: Middleman in Maltese journalist's murder admits stabbing himself pre trial Police say they found Melvin Theuman in a "spatter of blood" and said that he admitted to harming himself the night before he was due to give evidence. -
Europe News MEPs threaten to reject €1.8 trillion EU budget & COVID-19 rescue package As many as 465 MEPs were in favour of the resolution, 150 were against and there were 67 abstentions. -
World News China launches ambitious mission to land rover on Mars China launched a rover and orbiter on Thursday in an attempt to join the United States in successfully landing a spacecraft on Mars. -
USA Trump deploys more federal law enforcement to cities in security push Trump plans to deploy hundreds of federal law enforcement agents to combat crime. -
World News Chilean man to be flown to France to face murder charge The man is charged in France with the 2016 murder of 21-year-old Narumi Kurosaki.