28 July 2020 | Euronews
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Serbia Serbia launches investigation into finances of rights groups and government critics A government official told the state news agency that non-government groups should not be treated as “holy cows.” -
France Thomas Pesquet to be first European to fly aboard Elon Musk's SpaceX capsule "I am thrilled to be the first European to fly on the new generation of US crewer spacecraft," Pesquet said. -
World News Coronavirus: Which major European countries are seeing a COVID-19 resurgence? European countries are reimposing restrictions as COVID-19 cases begin to increase. But how bad are the spikes and how do they compare to March and April? -
World News Coronavirus tracing apps: is privacy protection to blame for few downloads in the EU? Contact tracing apps were once hailed as a way for Europe to get a grip on COVID-19 and move away from costly lockdowns. Where did things go wrong? -
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The Cube Viral misinformation video about hydroxychloroquine causes problems for social media platforms Hydroxychloroquine has trended again following the release of a viral video. No, it has still not been found to treat COVID-19. -
World News Coronavirus: European countries tighten controls amid COVID-19 second wave fears Local councils in the UK are introducing measures at the local level to curb the spread of the virus after spikes in infections. -
World News Global air traffic won't recover from COVID-19 until 2024, says airline body International traffic shrank by 96.8 per cent in June compared with the same month last year. -
Ocean Are Europe's anglers threatening vulnerable species? Europe's fishermen bring billions of euros to coastal economies but critics say unrestricted fishing threatens vulnerable species. -
Earth News This invention could provide a billion people with clean water by 2027 QuenchSea have developed a device to help solve clean water scarcity. -
Europe News EU COVID-19 rescue package: what safeguards are in place against corruption? Leaders agreed a "historic" deal on the coronavirus recovery package, but how can the EU be sure that the money doesn't get into the wrong hands? -
Kosovo Kosovo asks Apple Maps to show it as an independent nation Foreign Minister Meliza Haradinaj described Apple Maps as a "direct contradiction of the political and legal realities" in a letter to company CEO, Tim Cook. -
No Comment Firefighters tackle forest blaze in France's south-west Gironde region More than 180 firefighters have battled a forest blaze raging across nearly 250 hectares of pine trees in France's southwestern Gironde region -
Europe News Algerians and Moroccans set to lose permission to travel to EU after COVID-19 spike Diplomatic sources say Morocco and Algeria will be removed from the list of countries whose citizens can travel to the EU when it announces its two-week review on Wednesday. -
World News New UN report calls for temporary basic income to mitigate COVID-19 crisis This is particularly necessary in developing countries where pre-existing conditions make the populations less resilient to shocks, the report claims. -
United Kingdom Brexit bureaucracy? 'Green card' required for UK drivers in Ireland Plans to require drivers to carry an insurance ‘green card’ when crossing the Irish border are not going down well in Northern Ireland. -
France World's largest nuclear fusion project being assembled in France Fusion is a nuclear reaction that powers the Sun and the stars and is a potential source of safe, non-carbon emitting and virtually limitless energy. -
USA Coronavirus: Largest test of experimental COVID-19 vaccine begins in the US 30,000 people are taking part across the country. Results aren't expected before November. -
No Comment Tear gas fired as Portland protests continue Tear gas was fired in Portland, Oregon, to disperse demonstrators in the US city late on Monday. -
Italy COVID-19: Andrea Bocelli 'felt humiliated and offended' by Italy's lockdown The tenor also cast doubts over the "gravity" of the coronavirus pandemic. -
World News Madeleine McCann: German police complete allotment search Police gave no details of how the allotment search is connected to the case or what they hope to find. -
Spain Coronavirus: Spain wants UK to reconsider 'unjust' quarantine rule Pedro Sanchez has condemned the British government's decision to impose a quarantine on all travellers returning from Spain. -
Sweden Is Sweden’s coronavirus strategy working after all? Infections, hospitalisations and deaths have dropped, but immunity remains a puzzle. -
Earth News World’s first couple get married wearing plastic-free face shields The pair tied the knot in plastic-free PPE on the south-west coast of England. -
World News Beware of the sun: Dermatologists share sunscreen tips as Europe swelters in summer heat During summer, the importance of sun protection cannot be overstated. How to choose and apply sunscreen properly? Euronews gathered a few tips from dermatologists. -
World Face masks vs scarves: Why it's important to wear a proper face covering A health expert used a box of matches to show us the varying efficacy of face coverings in the fight against COVID-19. -
USA Watch: Protesters take to the streets of Portland to support Black Lives Matter The death of George Floyd sparked protests against racial injustice throughout the United States. -
Malaysia Former Malaysian PM found guilty in corruption trial Najib Razak was found guilty on Tuesday in a corruption trial over the looting of the 1MDB investment fund. -
Germany Germans more optimistic about post-lockdown world than French, Spanish and Italians - poll Germans appear more confident about life post-lockdown than the French, Spanish and Italians, a Euronews-commissioned poll has found. -
Italy Coronavirus: Italy sends military to Sicily as hundreds of migrants flee quarantine Officials have said that the migrants were found and tested negative for the coronavirus.