8 June 2021 | Euronews
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Sport Glory for Georgia on Day Three of the Judo World Championships in Budapest Glory for Georgia on Day Three of the Judo World Championships in Budapest and an epic battle between two Canadians -
Poland Poland's Lodz Region publishes draft plans to close massive Belchatow power plant by 2036 The Bełchatów power plant releases more than 30 million tonnes of CO2 a year but under the Lodz region's new plans, could see its operations curbed by 80 per cent by 2030. -
Russia Russian Football Union complaints to UEFA over Ukraine's Euro 2020 jersey featuring Crimea The Russian sports federation said Ukraine's Euro 2020 kit went against UEFA guidelines, while Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskiyy has come out in support of the design. -
No Comment A tornado touching down in Colorado’s Weld County A tornado touches down in Colorado’s Weld County on June 7 covering a path of 14 miles -
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Europe News Belarus sanctions likely to be approved later this month, says EU MEPs debated the situation in Belarus with the EU's High Representative Josep Borrell on Tuesday. -
Europe News MEPs overwhelmingly back EU's COVID travel pass The vote leaves just the European Council to rubber-stamp the legislation for it to come into effect by July 1. -
No Comment Palestinians clash with Israeli forces in the village of Beita Palestinian protesters clash with Israeli security forces in the village of Beita, south of Nablus, in the occupied West Bank -
Europe News Web users must accept less anonymity for more security, says expert Cybersecurity expert Miguel De Bruycker told Euronews that the increase in online attacks is a challenge for Europe. -
United Kingdom Northern Ireland: DUP names Paul Givan as first minister amid more Brexit trade tension The move is seen as confirming the British unionist party's return to its traditionalist roots. It comes as the EU warns the UK to respect Brexit trade obligations. -
Climate Danish students rescue shopping trolleys from under the sea in mass clean-up A community of amateur divers found each other on social media and took it upon themselves to clean up the ocean. -
Germany Germany drops quarantine requirement for Euro 2020 workers The news will be welcome to workers coming from the United Kingdom, who would otherwise have faced a 14-day quarantine period on arrival in Germany. -
Health Series Bees, the workers helping to create a sweet sustainability in Europe Honey is an appreciated natural food with therapeutic properties and today more than ever its production requires eco-sustainable methods to protect bees, biodiversity and the environment. -
Health Series Why is honey beneficial for our health? Honey is not only a sweet substance, it is also a medicine. The nectar made by bees contains compounds that give us energy. -
My Europe Series Why did Romania's vaccination campaign derail after such a good start? Romania's COVID-19 vaccination campaign was initially more successful than many of its richer EU neighbours. So why has it derailed and can it get back on track? -
No Comment Activists protest new tar sands pipeline in Northern Minnesota Hundreds of environmental activists, including actress Jane Fonda, gather to protest the construction of a Tar Sands pipeline in Northern Minnesota before clashing with the police -
Sport EURO 2020: This is your quick guide to North Macedonia - form, fixtures and players to watch North Macedonia are the lowest ranked side at this year's tournament, could they cause a shock? -
Sport EURO 2020: This is your quick guide to Austria - form, fixtures and players to watch Austria are aiming to progress beyond the group stage of a European Championship for the first time. -
Destinations These are the countries Europeans can travel to right now Whether you’re from the UK or the EU, there are lots of options open to you in Europe and beyond. -
Sport EURO 2020: This is your quick guide to Ukraine - form, fixtures and players to watch Ukraine have never won a knockout game at a European Championship, could they make history this year? -
Mobility Manned missions to Mars have taken a step closer thanks to hibernating zebrafish Zebrafish are remarkably similar to humans, especially when it comes to sleep. Could they help us travel deeper into space? -
Money What are cryptocurrencies and how do you use them? Everything you need to know as a beginner We're seeing a lot of growth in the use of cryptocurrencies. What are they and how do they work? -
Moldova President of Moldova Maia Sandu launches committee to investigate grand corruption The new body will be tasked with investigating major cases financial and banking cases, as well as the alleged failures of the state's own anti-corruption institutions. -
Tech News Are plans for Apple's electric car shifting gear after 'private' talks with battery suppliers? Apple is reported to be in talks with global battery manufactures CATL and BYD over battery supplies for its proposed electric car. -
Sport VfB Stuttgart footballer Silas Wamangituka was playing under false name and identity German football club VfB Stuttgart say their Congolese forward Silas Wamangituka has been playing under a false name and age after being tricked by his agent. -
France Emmanuel Macron slapped in face during visit to southern France Macron, who was on a visit to a Drôme hospitality school, was struck in the face while shaking hands with a member of the public. -
Belarus Belarus toughens laws against protesters and 'extremism' Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has signed into effect a law tightening sanctions against protesters taking part in unauthorised rallies and increasing penalties for "extremism". -
No Comment Members of Hamas' armed wing parade in Gaza City Members of the Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades, armed wing of the Palestinian Hamas movement, parade in Gaza City after Hamas threatened a renewed escalation over a planned right-wing Israeli march through flashpoint areas of annexed east Jerusalem on Thursday -
Serbia Meet the digital nomads blazing a trail in Serbia Three digital nomads explain why they have chosen to work and live in Serbia. -
Sport EURO 2020: This is your quick guide to the Netherlands - form, fixtures and players to watch The Netherlands were runners-up in the 2019 UEFA Nations League, could they go one better at this summer's European Championships? -
United Kingdom Sarah Everard murder: Police officer Wayne Couzens pleads guilty to kidnap and rape The body of 33-year-old Sarah Everard was found in Ashford, Kent on March 10 a week after she disappeared in south London. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Ratko Mladić loses appeal in The Hague over convictions for Bosnia genocide and war crimes UN judges upheld Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladić's life sentence for war crimes on Tuesday. -
Health news Breakthrough or hype? US approves much-debated new Alzheimer's drug US health officials have approved the first drug that they say may help slow Alzheimer's disease. Many experts are unconvinced. -
United Kingdom Stamp auction: British Guiana One-Cent Magenta stamp goes under the hammer Stamp auction: British Guiana One-Cent Magenta stamp goes under the hammer -
Home Many of the world's biggest websites crashed. Here's what we know Large swathes of the internet suffered a blackout after an apparent problem at US cloud service company Fastly. Here's what we know. -
No Comment Aerial images of the Santiago General Cemetery as Chile virus deaths rise Aerial images of the Santiago General Cemetery, Chile's oldest and one of the largest in Latin America with an estimated two million graves over 85 hectares -
Canada Canada: Murder charges after four Muslim family members run over in 'deliberate' attack Police say four members of a Canadian Muslim family were killed after the driver of a pick-up truck deliberately mounted the pavement in London on Sunday. -
No Comment Workers clear site of Pakistan train crash as death toll rises Workers repair and clear the damaged tracks at the site where two Pakistan trains collided in a remote farming region, an accident that has killed dozens and highlighted huge safety problems on the nation's dilapidated rail network -
Tech News The future is already here, get ready with the Euronews Next newsletter The future is already here. Get ready with the Euronews Next newsletter. -
United Kingdom England's Football Association chooses first female leader in 158-year history Businesswoman Debbie Hewitt will take charge next January, 14 months after Greg Clarke resigned after making offensive comments on race, gender and sexuality. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina Ratko Mladic: UN judges to rule on appeal against Bosnian war convictions The verdict in Mladić's appeal case will effectively conclude UN prosecutions for crimes committed during the 1992-95 Bosnian War. -
Earth News Shell climate case verdict: ‘A stark warning to any corporate polluter’ Shell’s inadequate targets to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions were considered to constitute a breach of its legal duty of care towards Dutch citizens. -
Hungary Another good day for Japan at the Judo World Championships in Budapest Discipline and determination result in another great day for Japan at the Judo World Championships in the Hungarian capital Budapest. -
Cyprus Cyprus wrongly issued passports despite warnings, probe concludes More than 6,700 passports were issued by Cyprus over its investment-for-citizenship programme's 13-year run but over half of them were issued not to the investors themselves but to family members or top company executives. -
Travel News Airline CEOs appeal for travel corridor between UK and US based on low risk of transmission The CEOs have funded a study which put the risk of transmission on a plane travelling between the UK and US at 1 in 1 million. -
Tech News US recovers most of Colonial Pipeline Bitcoin ransom following cyberattack The operation to seize cryptocurrency paid to a Russia-based hacker group is the first of its kind to be undertaken by a specialised ransomware task force. -
Earth News World Oceans Day: What can be done to improve the health of our seas? On World Oceans Day, Celine Cousteau explains how the oceans hold the key to saving the world. -
Germany Germany calls for abolition of 'paralysing' EU member states foreign policy veto Germany's top diplomat, Heiko Maas, told reporters on Monday that the bloc "can no longer be held hostage by those who paralyse European foreign policy with their vetoes." -
World News FBI encrypted messaging app brings down organised crime groups Police accessed 27 million messages over 18 months using an encrypted messaging app. The evidence led to more than 800 arrests in global sting against organised crime