14 June 2021 | Euronews
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Spain EURO 2020: Sweden hold Spain to a goalless draw in Seville Spain controlled possession but couldn't convert any of their chances as Sweden held them to a 0-0 draw in Seville. -
Belarus Belarusian journalist arrested off flight was 'hostage' at press conference The Belarusian dissident journalist who was arrested after authorities diverted a Ryanair flight to Minsk was present at a foreign ministry press briefing on Monday. -
World News NATO statement on China goes 'much further' than prior language, expert says NATO has warned that China represents a global security threat and presents challenges to the "rules-based international order." -
United Kingdom Delta variant having huge impact on vaccine effectiveness, says expert The Delta variant first found in India is having a huge impact on vaccine effectiveness in the UK, an expert has told Euronews. -
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Poland Poland’s ruling conservatives suffer defeat in local mayoral election Poland’s ruling Law and Justice party suffered a loss in the Rzeszow mayoral race, a vote could indicate how strong the party’s support is after nearly six years of governing the country. -
Italy Italy to relax COVID-19 restrictions in six more regions The regions of Emilia Romagna, Lombardy, Lazio, Piedmont and Puglia, and the autonomous province of Trento, have had their risk level downgraded to "white zones". -
Slovakia Skriniar steps up as Slovakia beat Poland 2-1 at Euro 2020 It’s becoming quite the year for the uncompromising centre back, who is coming off playing an integral role for Inter Milan in their title-winning campaign in Italy. -
World News EU should step out from US shadow, says Iran's ex-president Ahmadinejad Iran's former president Ahmadinejad says Europe must step out of the shadow of US -
Europe News NATO recognises China as a 'security challenge' for the first time The alliance's secretary-general said on Monday that NATO is concerned by Beijing's rapidly expanding nuclear arsenal. -
Belgium Biden says US will respond if Russia continues 'harmful activities' US President Joe Biden spoke about his upcoming June 16 meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin at a NATO summit. -
No Comment Hungary's Babod Off-Road Festival is back Petrol heads, off-road enthusiasts and mud bathers, are back just a few days after the Hungarian government lifted a ban on large gatherings. -
Cult Avatars and free shows: Democratising dance at Lyon’s Dance Biennale Don’t know much about contemporary dance? The Lyon Biennale makes it easy, accessible and fun with the Fagor Experience. -
World News Our COVID vaccine is 90% effective, says US firm Novavax Vaccine company Novavax said on Monday that its COVID-19 vaccine was 90.4% effective overall, fuelling hope that there could soon be another preventive tool to fight the pandemic. -
No Comment Displaced Syrians vaccinated against COVID-19 The second phase of a vaccination campaign in rebel-held parts of northwestern Syria began on Monday with dozens of people getting inoculated against coronavirus. -
Series Discover Moscow with a spring in your step With hundreds of parks and gardens, Moscow is a delight in springtime. The scent of lilacs is everywhere and the city offers a wide variety of entertainment for every type of traveler. -
Germany Germany seeks to fine operators of Telegram messenger app German authorities have launched proceedings against Telegram that could see the messenger app’s operators fined for failing to abide by laws. -
World Bulgaria prepares for second General Election in three months Political parties failed to form a coalition government after an election earlier this year -
No Comment Experts take the pulse of DR Congo's Nyiragongo volcano Four experts take the trail to the summit of Mount Nyiragongo, whose volcano erupted on May 22, spewing rivers of lava and forcing the evacuation of Goma. -
United Kingdom Arlene Foster formally resigns as Northern Ireland's first minister Arlene Foster formally resigned as first minister on Monday. Paul Givan is set to replace her if Northern Ireland's parties can agree. -
My Europe Series 'Almost harder than war': Refugee in Denmark on the prospect of being sent home to Syria Ahmad Zanon on the mental strain of being a refugee in Denmark at the moment. -
Climate Now Fish are swimming to cooler waters as climate change heats our oceans We report from Denmark where the arrival of new species like tuna and anchovy is a sign of the big shifts underway as the ocean waters warm due to climate change. -
Europe News Trade, tech and China: what's on the agenda for the EU-US summit? Ursula von der Leyen and Charles Michel will meet with US President Joe Biden on Tuesday to relaunch EU-US relations. -
World News Europe in grip of 2021's first summer heatwave, but what are the record temperatures? According to weather service severe-weather.eu, the current episode of heat across Western Europe should expand east towards central Europe around the middle of the week. -
Italy Italy in shock after elderly man and two children killed in shooting near Rome A gunman shot and killed an elderly man and two young boys on Sunday before barricading himself in a home outside Rome. He was later found dead. -
Finland Finland's coalition loses ground to opposition in local elections The elections were the first for Marin as leader of both the government and her party. -
No Comment Hungary: Mud flies at Babod Off-Road Festival Hungary's Babod Off-Road Festival delivered pure fun for all petrolheads, countrymen and countrywomen, city dwellers, locals, and foreign visitors. -
Czech Republic EURO 2020: Meet the Scotsman known as the father of Czech football Former Celtic player John Madden helped shape Czech football in the early 20th century. -
Republic of North Macedonia Greece complains to UEFA over North Macedonia acronym at EURO 2020 Greek ministers have urged North Macedonia to change the name of their football association to reflect the Prespa agreement on the country's constitutional name. -
The Cube Christian Eriksen: Danish designer criticised for Facebook post after player's collapse Mai Manniche linked Eriksen's cardiac arrest with his COVID-19 vaccine and has been condemned online. -
Money Bitcoin rebounds after Elon Musk confirms Tesla may accept it again - but with conditions Accused again of market manipulation, Bitcoin bounced nearly 10 per cent in value after Elon Musk tweeted Tesla could once again accept it as payment. -
No Comment Myanmar: Protesters burn ASEAN flag Some 100 protesters march briefly in Yangon's Tamwe township, chanting “let’s end military dictatorship” and “let’s root out the fascist army”. -
The Cube Andre Ventura: Facebook suspends Portuguese far-right leader over hate speech The Facebook account of Andre Ventura, the leader of Chega, was suspended for 24 hours after two of hits posts were reported. -
No Comment Lyon's dance biennale is back Back after last year’s cancellation, Lyon's Biennale de la Danse runs until the 16th of June, with a programme full of all types of dance at venues across the French city and wider region. -
Destinations You can get 5* luxury for 3* prices in these 10 European cities The 10 best places in European to get luxury for a reasonable price. -
United Kingdom UK PM Johnson delays full easing of lockdown restrictions by four weeks Johnson said if the government were to lift restrictions on June 21, as first planned, there could be thousands of more deaths. -
Ecotech How is the €3 billion biochar industry transforming green energy in Sweden? Sweden is the latest country to use biochar, generated from green waste, to power its homes. -
Myanmar Myanmar: First trial against Aung San Suu Kyi opens The former leader, 75, is standing trial on charges of illegally importing walkie-talkies, failing to comply with coronavirus restrictions and violating a telecommunications law. She also faces several other charges. -
Travel News Beirut explosion 2020: Meet the locals rebuilding their businesses from scratch Three Beirutis describe rebuilding their hotels and cafes after the port explosion last August that ravaged Lebanon’s capital city. -
Switzerland Swiss reject tax hike to cut carbon emissions and synthetic pesticide ban The proposed "carbon dioxide law" included an increase in taxes on fuels and the introduction of a tax on airline tickets from Switzerland. It was defeated in a referendum by 51.59% of the electorate. -
Sport Japan win Gold on day 8 at World Judo Championships in Budapest Japan wins Gold for a fourth time while France takes Silver, Brazil and Uzbekistan both take bronze on day eight in Hungary of the World Judo Championships.