9 June 2021 | Euronews
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Sport Europeans takes clean sweep on day four in Budapest France’s Clarisse Agbegnenou danced in the aisles at the World Judo Championships in Budapest - but her switch to focus was instantaneous. -
Russia 'We'll continue fighting corruption': Navalny NGO defiant despite ban A Moscow court on Wednesday night outlawed the organisations founded by Navalny by labelling them extremist, -
France French PM Jean Castex self-isolating after wife tests positive for COVID-19 French Prime Minister Jean Castex is self-isolating for seven days after his wife tested positive for COVID-19. -
Travel News Digital green pass, vaccine passport, EUDCC: What is it and who can use it? We explain the EU’s Digital Covid Certificate, who needs it and how you can get it. -
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Sport EURO 2020: This is your quick guide to the Czech Republic - form, fixtures and players to watch Although drawn into a tough Group D, the Czech Republic will be a hard team to break down and if striker Patrik Schick can score goals, they have every chance of progressing. -
Sport EURO 2020: This is your quick guide to Scotland - form, fixtures and players to watch Scotland have qualified for their first major tournament since 1998, how far can they go? -
United Kingdom UK has highest daily increase in COVID-19 cases since February Many people infected recently are within the less vulnerable younger age groups, who are waiting for vaccines -
No Comment Wildfire forces evacuations near Jerusalem A wildfire forced the evacuation Wednesday of a small community located outside Jerusalem -
No Comment Israel Antiquities Authority unveils 1000-year old chicken egg in excavations Israel Antiquities Authority archaeologists in Yavne find an unbroken chicken’s egg while excavating an ancient cesspit dating from the Islamic period roughly 1,000 years ago -
Europe News Nine months after fire, reconstruction work has still not started at Greek migrant camp The redevelopment of Moria camp was supposed to have been finished by now. -
Health news Seniors in space: Virtual reality is boosting old people’s well-being by changing their horizons Can virtual reality improve the lives of seniors? Transporting elderly people to Paris, Egypt or outer space using virtual reality could be the key to improving their emotional well-being. -
Belarus Poland hits back as Belarus makes Soviet invasion anniversary a public holiday Belarus declared a national holiday on September 17, the same day Soviet Forces invaded Poland in World War II in 1939. -
No Comment Heavy monsoon rains cause havoc in India's financial hub Mumbai Heavy monsoon rains lashed India's Mumbai, disrupting life in the country's financial capital. Many parts of the city were waterlogged and some train services cancelled as a result -
No Comment Protest by energy sector activists brings Warsaw traffic to a standstill Activists from energy, mining and fuel sectors from across Poland rallied for a protest march through Warsaw on Wednesday -
No Comment Turkish authorities launch operation to clean up "sea snot" The Turkish Ministry of Environment in collaboration with Istanbul City Council launch an operation to try to clean up the "sea snot" that is currently spreading in the Marmara Sea -
Europe News Brussels begins legal action against Germany over controversial ECB ruling The case relates to a May 2020 ruling issued by the German constitutional court that challenged the competences of both the European Central Bank and the European Court of Justice. -
World News Six English Super League rebels accept collective €25M fine Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Tottenham, and Manchester clubs United and City launched an ill-fated bid to join the breakaway competition that would split from the existing Champions League. -
Cult Europe takes centre stage at Cartoon Xira 2021 Portugal's iconic Cartoon Xira opens its doors until the 29th of August with satirical and comical drawings depicting current events, like the pandemic, the European Union, Trump and more. -
Sci-Tech Sand science: Dubai researchers dig up secrets to sustain life on Earth & Mars It’s predicted that 90% of Earth’s land will be degraded by 2050, as urbanisation and climate change desertify it, turning the planet’s surface into dust and sand. This sediment makes up 75% of UAE land, where researchers are using nanotechnology and living organisms to unlock its hidden potential -
Home Fastly outage: What caused it and do internet CDNs have too much power? "Even though there were specific conditions that triggered this outage, we should have anticipated it," said Fastly. -
Women Beyond Borders Meet the survivor running around the world to break the silence on sexual violence In the latest episode of Women Beyond Borders, we meet the survivor raising awareness of sexual violence through running. -
My Europe Series Prague is the only EU capital to keep an embassy open during Syria's war. Why? The embassy in Damascus has only one Czech employee. -
Real Economy The European initiative guaranteeing a way out of poverty for all children Parents Heba and Adel and Koulla and Mario have things in common: Both couples live in Cyprus and both are struggling to provide for their children. But they have been helped by an EU-Cypriot co-funded project and more families like them could soon receive help from the European Child Guarantee. -
Albania Albanian MPs have just voted to impeach their president. Here's why Albanian MPs have voted to impeach President Ilir Meta for allegedly violating the constitution ahead of Albania's April election. -
Earth News EU countries could soon be required to take biodiversity seriously, following Brussels vote MEPs demand binding targets to protect wildlife and humans as new biodiversity strategy is adopted by 515 votes to 90. -
World News Unregulated pharmaceuticals, designer drugs pose European health threat A new EU Drug Report outlines public health concerns over misuse of benzodiazepines such as valium, xanax and klonopin. -
Russia Alexei Navalny's foundation expected to be outlawed by Russian court The designation would bar any close Navalny ally from running for public office. -
United Kingdom Northern Ireland Protocol: EU's patience with UK 'wearing very, very thin' David Frost, Britain's Brexit Minister, called on the EU to show "common sense" while the EU says the UK's threat to unilaterally extend a waiver on border checks will be met with repercussions. -
Tech News Ferrari picks tech CEO Benedetto Vigna to lead its transition to electric cars New CEO Bernedetto Vigna's experience with tech firm STMicroelectronics will help the Italian luxury brand launch its first electric car by 2025. -
Sport EURO 2020: This is your quick guide to Croatia - form, fixtures and players to watch Croatia were runners-up at 2018 FIFA World Cup, could they go one better this time around? -
Sport EURO 2020: This is your quick guide to England - form, fixtures and players to watch England enter the tournament as second favourites. Could they win their first major tournament since 1966? -
Europe News Romanian documentary Collective wins European film award "This is an award, most of all, for the victims and the families for whom justice has still not been served in Romania five years later," said director Alexander Nanau -
Italy Rome's mayor criticised after floods cause nursery school evacuation According to some local politicians, up to 80mm of rain fell in fewer than two hours. -
No Comment Gazans recycle rubble of destroyed homes to reconstruct enclave Palestinians in the Gaza strip recycle the rubble of destroyed buildings into concrete blocks to be used in the reconstruction of the enclave, after Israeli airstrikes left at least 6,000 people homeless, according to the United Nation -
No Comment Bolivian politicians trade kicks and punches during Congress session Bolivian politicians Henry Montero and Antonio Gabriel Colque trade kicks and punches during a public session in Congress in La Paz, after receiving a government minister's report on the arrest of former right-wing president Jeanine Anez -
Climate Are climate clocks making eco-anxiety better or worse? New climate clock in Glasgow counts down to 100 per cent renewable energy use around the globe. -
Earth News Exploitative fast fashion brands need to ditch the 'feminist' slogans Fast fashion brands that 'profit off the exploitation of women' shouldn't be using International Women's Day to cover up their sins. -
United Arab Emirates New falcon training device 'BerghWing' aims to revolutionise sport The 'BerghWing' is the brainchild of a Dubai-based falconer, who trains some of the world's most elite birds. -
World News EU's handling of COVID crisis dents confidence in European project, reveals survey The slow vaccine roll-out and the extensive media coverage of it were seen as having had a particularly bad impact on citizens' perception of Brussels. -
World News Belarus: Online campaign to 'discredit' jailed journalist Roman Protasevich Social media posts claim Protasevich has ties with neo-Nazi groups. They have been dismissed as an attempt to discredit him. -
Money Bitcoin: Cryptocurrency accounts blocked on Chinese social network Weibo Several influential Bitcoin accounts on Weibo have been blocked in recent days as Beijing escalates its crackdown on cryptocurrency trading. -
France French 'art de vivre' gets a boost as restaurants and borders reopen France has implemented a traffic light system for travel, with the colour of a country determining rules for entry. -
USA Joe Biden visits Europe on first overseas trip as US President Biden first travels to Britain to attend the G7 summit and then Brussels for a NATO summit. He will cap off his week with a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Geneva. -
Nicaragua Nicaragua arrests 2 more potential challengers to President Ortega It takes the number of opposition pre-candidates for the Nov. 7 elections detained in the past week to four.