10 June 2021 | Euronews
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Sport Matic delivers Croatia a first ever World Championship gold No Croatian had ever won a Judo World Championships gold medal - but Barbara Matic put that right in the -70kg contest on day five of the year’s tournament in Budapest. -
Europe News MEPs want Brussels to act over Czech PM's alleged conflict of interest MEPs have voted overwhelmingly to issue proceedings against the Czech Republic's prime minister for breaches of EU law concerning an alleged conflict of interest. -
No Comment Boris Johnson greets Joe Biden in Cornwall ahead of G7 summit Boris Johnson greets Joe Biden in Cornwall ahead of G7 summit. -
United Kingdom G7 nations to pledge 1 billion COVID vaccine doses for world British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's announcement came hours after US President Joe Biden committed to donating 500 million COVID-19 vaccine doses. -
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World News The world needs to better prepare for future catastrophes | View As G7 leaders convene to address the global economy’s most pressing challenges, creating more resilient systems and financing the ecological transition should take centerstage. -
The Cube Russia fines Facebook and Telegram for failing to remove banned content A Moscow court has ordered Facebook and the messaging app Telegram to pay heavy fines for failing to remove banned content. -
France France to draw down Sahel operation, Macron says French President Emmanuel Macron has announced plans to reduce France's counter-terrorism operation in West Africa. -
No Comment In migration lull, Greece bolsters Turkey border fence In migration lull, Greece bolsters Turkey border fence -
Europe News EU anti-fraud office identified nearly €300m in misused public funds last year OLAF's 2020 report showed how the organisation had to battle with fraudsters trying to benefit from the pandemic. -
No Comment Budapest orchestra performs live concert from moving truck Budapest orchestra performs live concert from moving truck -
World News Inserting mosquitoes with bacteria reduces diseases such as dengue by 77%, study finds A groundbreaking study by the World Mosquito Program has found that inserting a natural and safe bacteria into mosquitos can block the transmission of mosquito-borne diseases and reduce one of the world’s fastest-growing tropical diseases. -
United Kingdom E-waste effigies near G7 venue mimic leaders attending weekend summit A sculpture made entirely from waste electronic items has been built in the style of Mount Rushmore and has been placed near the venue of the G7 summit. -
Europe News European Parliament overwhelmingly backs ban on caged animal farming MEPs voted in favour of banning the practice of caged animal farming, with 558 in favour, 37 against and 85 abstentions. -
Cry Like A Boy Podcast | What’s expected of men who go to war in a macho society? Liberia’s brutal civil war pushed soldiers and masculinity to the extreme. Jonathan and Morris had to show strength even when they feared death. Join our talk with Liberian journalist Carielle Doe as we retrace the past #CryLikeaBoy -
Denmark Danish bid to outsource asylum is irresponsible and dangerous | View "Denmark’s new law is not only unsympathetic and irresponsible but inherently dangerous to global structures of asylum cooperation" -
My Europe Series Meet the emperor's grandson who wants to patch up Hungary's relationship with France György Habsburg, a descendant of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy, has been appointed Hungarian ambassador to France. -
Series The cosmic egg hat: Is this Albanian hat about to catch on? Eva zu Beck learns how to make a qeleshe - a traditional hat in Albania. -
Climate Big businesses accused of faking net-zero climate targets A new report entitled “The Big Con” claims to show how some of the world’s biggest polluters have worked to shape climate policy in their own interests. -
Moments Ranked: The top 10 most liveable cities in the world Most liveable cities list gets a shake-up due to pandemic. -
Earth News Two friends start a renewable revolution on their tiny remote island With the help of their remote Scottish community, two men raised enough money to invest in hydro-energy and ensure a sustainable future for their island. -
Portugal Lisbon expresses 'regret' after sharing details on pro-Navalny protestors with Russian embassy The city of Lisbon has admitted that it had made a mistake in sharing the personal details of pro-Alexei Navalny rally organisers with Russian authorities. -
Earth News A classic Belgian Waffle but with a crunchy twist - it’s made from insects Scientists at Ghent University are experimenting with insect-based fat as a sustainable alternative. -
United Kingdom Campaigners demand G7 leaders give firm commitment on climate change As the G7 Summit gets underway in Cornwall, England, leaders are being urged to increase international development to ensure climate change targets are met. -
Health news A real boy? Abel the '12-year-old' child robot is coded to read your emotions This humanoid robot will be able to read human emotions and hopefully serve as a companion for people with Alzheimer’s and autism. -
Mobility Hydrogen planes won't take off until 2050, Airbus has admitted to the EU The European manufacturer admitted to EU officials hydrogen tech wouldn't be ready by 2035, as it had earlier claimed. -
United Kingdom More than 90% of COVID cases in UK are Delta variant, health minister says Government figures on Wednesday showed that Britain had recorded its highest daily coronavirus cases since late February, suggesting the Delta variant was spreading rapidly across the country. -
Russia Russia bus crash: At least six people killed at bus stop in Lesnoy At least six people have been killed and five others injured in a bus crash in Russia. -
Sport EURO 2020: This is your quick guide to Slovakia - form, fixtures and players to watch Slovakia are competing in just their second European Championship, could they go further than the Round of 16 in 2016? -
Sport EURO 2020: This is your quick guide to Poland - form, fixtures and players to watch Poland's goalkeeper Łukasz Fabiański is one of just four players at EURO 2020 who was named in squads at the 2006 World Cup. The others are Cristiano Ronaldo, Luka Modrić and Ukraine keeper Andriy Pyatov. -
Sport EURO 2020: This is your quick guide to Sweden - form, fixtures and players to watch Sweden have not won a knockout game at a European Championship since 1992, could they finally break their drought? -
Sport EURO 2020: This is your quick guide to Spain - form, fixtures and players to watch Spain won the European Championships in 1964, 2008, and 2012. They will be aiming for a fourth title this summer. -
Sport This Togo football agent is helping homeless children through sport “We realised football has no language. If you put kids from different countries together, they will be able to play it,” Jean Koffi Akpo said. -
World News Vaccination rates need to be faster in Europe this summer, WHO warns The regional director for the WHO has warned that Europe must learn from "last year's lessons" to avoid a resurgence of COVID-19 cases after the summer. -
Germany Pope Francis rejects resignation of German archbishop Reinhard Marx over abuse scandal Pope Francis has refused to accept the resignation of German archbishop Reinhard Marx over the mishandling of the church sex abuse scandal. -
Ukraine Ukraine-Russia football shirt row: UEFA tells Kyiv to remove 'political slogan' from EURO 2020 kit UEFA has told Ukraine that it must remove the slogan 'Glory to Our Heroes' from its EURO 2020 football shirt after a complaint from the Russian Football Union. -
World News Solar eclipse visible across Europe with best views from Siberia A "ring of fire" will be partially visible in many parts of Europe as the first solar eclipse of the year lights up the sky. -
Climate Polish people take their government to court as climate impacts worsen Poland still produces 70 per cent of its electricity from coal, the most climate-damaging fossil fuel worldwide. -
India Building collapse kills 11 after monsoon flooding in Mumbai Rescuers are continuing to search the debris to find any residents possibly still trapped. -
Health news Cardiac arrest: Heart attacks in Finland dropped by a third. Was remote working the reason? Doctors in Finland noticed a sharp drop in heart attack patients last spring. They think it could be a side effect of the COVID pandemic. -
France Man who slapped Macron will spend at least 4 months behind bars Damien T., 28, will stand immediate trial on Thursday after he admitted slapping the French president in an incident that shocked the nation. -
World News Invictus Games coming to Germany for the first time, says Prince Harry The Invictus Games will take place in Düsseldorf, Germany, in 2023, Prince Harry said in an Instagram post. -
World News Joe Biden kicks off Europe visit with warning for Russia Joe Biden warned Moscow that it faced "robust and meaningful" consequences if it engaged "in harmful activities." -
Tech News Meat company JBS confirms it paid a $11 million ransom following its recent cyberattack The confirmation comes just days after US officials recovered the bulk of a ransom paid by Colonial Pipeline to Russian hackers.