11 June 2021 | Euronews
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Italy Italy opens Euro 2020 with 3-0 win over Turkey A flurry of second-half goals gave Italy a 3-0 win over Turkey in the opening match of the European Championship -
Ukraine Ukraine and UEFA 'reach compromise' over controversial jerseys The slogan "Glory to the Heroes" will be part of a new element added to the interior of the Ukraine national team jersey -
World News Europe divided on taking the knee during EURO 2020 football tournament Some teams support kneeling, while others say the gesture has become "meaningless" in the fight to tackle racism. -
USA Teen who recorded Floyd's arrest and murder wins Pulitzer nod Darnella Frazier was cited “for courageously recording the murder of George Floyd, a video that spurred protests against police brutality, around the world" the Pulitzer Prizes said. -
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Sport EURO 2020: This is your quick guide to Germany - form, fixtures and players to watch Germany's head coach Joachim Löw will step down after UEFA Euro 2020. Can his country give him a parting gift? -
Sport EURO 2020: This is your quick guide to Portugal - form, fixtures and players to watch Holders Portugal are one of the in-form sides entering Euro 2020. -
No Comment Spain players vaccinated three days before first match Spain players vaccinated three days before first match -
No Comment Activists protest near G-7 venue Activists protest near G-7 venue -
No Comment Long queues at Beirut petrol stations amid fuel crisis Long queues at Beirut petrol stations amid fuel crisis -
No Comment Illusion institution: A Croatian museum goes global Illusion institution: A Croatian museum goes global -
My Europe Series Not bad enough for genocide? The Bosnian towns cheated by Mladić verdict Mladić was convicted for one count of genocide, the summary executions of over 8,000 people in Srebrenica, but not of another, killings at Vlasenica, Foča, Ključ, Kotor-Varoš, Prijedor, and Sanski Most. -
Mobility Through the looking glass: These portals let you peer into life in another city The project in Vilnius and Lublin aims to build bridges between cultures after a year when COVID put an end to travel. -
Israel Mossad's ex-chief hints Israel attacked Iran's nuclear assets The outgoing chief of Israel's Mossad intelligence service has offered the closest acknowledgement yet his country was behind recent attacks targeting Iran's nuclear programme and a military scientist. -
Sport EURO 2020: This is your quick guide to Hungary - form, fixtures and players to watch Hungary are not expected to progress beyond a tough group this summer. Could they be the tournament's surprise package? -
My Europe Series Nuclear vs renewable, the debate dividing Romania’s green transition Coal-burning countries like Romania will have difficulties reaching Europe’s climate targets. Could Romania’s energy mix become cleaner if it adds more nuclear energy? What role can nuclear power play in the European Union’s Green Deal? -
World News COVID and restrictions are here to stay. Here's why COVID-19 may never be fully eradicated but it could become manageable. -
Sport EURO 2020: This is your quick guide to France - form, fixtures and players to watch France were 5/1 favourites entering the tournament, can they deliver on the expectations? -
My Europe Series Swiss vote on whether government can impose COVID restrictions Swiss voters will decide on the future of a law outlining measures to combat the coronavirus pandemic. -
Tech News Big Tech's hostile takeovers should face tougher scrutiny, say EU ministers Germany, France, and the Netherlands want more say over tech giants' buyouts, in a potential shakeup of competition rules. -
Target Dubai aims to become Start-Up capital of the world With unrivalled access to the globe, Dubai is seeking to make itself the start-up capital of the world. We meet the entrepreneurs, incubators and analysts to find out why the start-up ecosystem in the city is thriving. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: Macron slapped, Belarus sanctions and Babis vote These are the key stories that shaped this week in Brussels. -
Home More and more UK parents are opting to homeschool their kids because of the COVID pandemic The pandemic turned many parents into home-educators. An increasing number want to make the shift permanent. -
Ethiopia UN warns more than 30,000 children risk death from famine in Ethiopia's Tigray region The risk of famine is imminent in Tigray, unless food, livelihood assistance and other life-saving interventions are scaled-up, unimpeded access is given and violence stops. -
Economy 'More equal' recovery from pandemic needed, British PM says at G7 G7 leaders are gathering in England where they will discuss a range of issues including supplying poor countries with COVID vaccines and climate change. -
France French far-right TV personality Eric Zemmour mulls presidential bid, alarming Marine Le Pen Zemmour regularly causes controversy with his positions on immigration and Islam and is now reportedly considering running for president. Marine Le Pen fears this would split the far-right vote. -
World Skeletons of two related Viking men reunited in Denmark for first time in 1000 years The skeletons of two Viking men have been reunited in a Danish museum for the first time in a 1,000 years. -
Earth News What is the G7 and why is it a crucial moment for the climate crisis? The G7 are under pressure to make commitments on climate in Cornwall this weekend. -
Spain Search ongoing for missing Spanish girl after sister found dead near Canary Islands Authorities suspect the two sisters were taken by their father, who is also missing. -
Hungary Hungary proposes banning the 'promotion' of homosexuality to children Hungary's ruling Fidesz party has tabled new legislation which would ban educational programmes, books or films that promote homosexuality or transsexuality. -
Poland Polish man charged with spying for Russia at EU parliament "The suspect’s activities were in line with Russian information warfare activities aimed at weakening the position of Poland within the EU and in the international arena." a spokesman for Poland’s security services said on Thursday. -
World News The good soldiers of cinema still fighting the good fight | View The journey to bring the LUX Audience Award to life under uncertain conditions has been a valuable, complex and sometimes arduous mission, says Mike Downey, Chairman of the European Film Academy. -
Finland Finland elections test for young Prime Minister Prime Minister Marin, 35, took office a mere 18 months ago shortly before the outbreak of COVID-19 and enjoys high personal popularity but her Social Democratic party is behind in the polls. -
Moments This is how LGBTQ+ people are excluded from freedom of movement in the EU When some countries don’t even recognise a same-sex registered partner under certain circumstances, just how free is the EU’s free movement? -
China China passes law to counter foreign sanctions The countermeasures in the Chinese law include "denial of visas, entry or expulsion... and sealing up, seizing and freezing assets of persons or enterprises that adhere to foreign sanctions against Chinese enterprises or officials." -
United Kingdom Jill Biden offers 'love' from America on her jacket during overseas trip The first lady wore the jacket while she and her husband met UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his wife. -
United Kingdom Joe Biden will be the 13th US president Queen Elizabeth has met - here are the others The president will sip tea with the queen at Windsor Castle on Sunday after wrapping up the G7 meet. -
Mobility China releases images taken by its Zhurong rover on the surface of Mars China is the second country to land and operate a spacecraft on Mars, after the United States.