15 June 2021 | Euronews
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World News Euro 2020: France beats Germany 1-0 after own goal from Hummels France wins 1-0 against Germany in the 2018 World Cup champions' first match during the 2020 UEFA European Football Championship. -
USA MacKenzie Scott, citing wealth gap, donates $2.7 billion MacKenzie Scott, citing wealth gap, has given $2.7 billion (€2.2 billion) to 286 organisations. -
Belarus Ryanair pilot was given no 'alternatives' but to land in Belarus, CEO says The pilot of the Ryanair flight that was diverted to Belarus wasn't given "any great alternatives" but to land in Minsk, CEO Michael O'Leary said. -
Europe News EU and US agree to resolve steel and aluminium dispute by end of year Brussels and Washington agreed to end a 17-year-long dispute over aircraft subsidies, but tariffs on steel and aluminum remain unsettled. -
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Europe News US and EU need to write the rules for new technologies before China, says US Secretary Raimondo "China doesn't share our values," said Raimondo. "So we, together with Europe, need to write the rules of the road." -
World News Vladimir Putin meets Joe Biden - what's on the agenda? The US and Russia acknowledge the relationship between the two nations is dismal ahead of the two presidents' meeting. -
No Comment Activists fire incendiary balloons towards Israel, several arrested ahead of right-wing march Activists in Gaza fire incendiary balloons towards Israel Several arrested ahead of right-wing Jerusalem march -
Sport EURO 2020: Ronaldo breaks goalscoring record as Portugal beat Hungary 3-0 The match saw Ronaldo become the highest goalscorer in the history of the European Championships. -
Slovakia Jan Kuciak: Slovakia court dismisses businessman's acquittal in trial over reporter's murder Kuciak's murder prompted huge street protests unseen since the 1989 anti-Communist Velvet Revolution and a major political crisis. -
Work Finland embraced remote working before COVID. Now it's designed the ultimate home office From the European country that normalised flexible working hours comes the practical home office on wheels designed for remote working. -
World Ahmadinejad urges Biden to 'use his chance' to repair Iran relations Watch Euronews' full interview with former Iran president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. -
No Comment Coulthard-driven Red Bull F1 car takes on inverted race plane Former Formula One driver and 13-time Grand Prix winner David Coulthard was driving his Red Bull F1 car, while 2018 Red Bull Air Race World Champion Martin Sonka inverted his plane just a few meters away from the Formula 1 car. -
No Comment EU`s Michel and von der Leyen greet Biden at Council building US President Joe Biden was given a tour around the lantern-shaped Europa building in Brussels, by European Council President Charles Michel and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. -
Travel News Meet the Libyan biker gang changing perceptions of their city Bikers from Libya's Mediterranean city of Benghazi, the cradle of its 2011 revolution and a one-time Islamist bastion, rev up their motors to show another side to their country and their gang. -
World News EURO 2020: France wins Group F match 1-0 after German own goal Your at-a-glance guide to all the latest from EURO 2020, including games, talking points and the best from social media. -
Germany Rising number of far-right extremists in Germany, says government Authorities in Germany say the number of far-right extremists in the country increased last year as neo-Nazis sought to join protests against pandemic-related restrictions. -
Belgium Big tech companies exposed to privacy challenges after EU court decision Facebook, Google, Twitter, and others can be challenged by watchdogs in any EU member state, not just its lead regulator in Ireland, the bloc’s top court has ruled. -
Ecotech The future of plastic recycling could be in this classic ice cream Bacteria could help turn plastic waste into this classic ice cream flavouring. -
No Comment Scotland fans eager for England clash after Czech loss Scotland fans are in a jubilant mood in Glasgow despite a 2-0 loss to the Czech Republic in the opening round of the Euro 2020. -
No Comment Italy's Mt. Etna erupts, putting on dramatic show Europe's largest active volcano erupted overnight, providing a dramatic display for people in the nearby town of Zafferano Etnea. -
World Key to preventing new COVID variants is vaccination, expert says Fewer than 1% of people in low-income countries have so far received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine. -
Weather Climate change 'a factor' in frost that decimated France's vineyards, say scientists The historic bout of frost in April is estimated to have caused €2 billion in economic damage. -
Tech News VivaTech 2021: When is it, who are the speakers, what's it about? Europe's biggest tech event starts this Wednesday. Here are some of the highlights. -
Hungary MPs in Hungary back ban on sharing content with children that promotes homosexuality Hungarian MPs on Tuesday adopted a law banning any content portraying or "promoting" homosexuality or sex reassignment to anyone under 18. -
My Europe Series Daniel Morgan: 'Institutional corruption' revealed in London's police force over 1987 axe murder The real Line of Duty? This case has drawn parallels with BBC's hit crime series, which follows a special unit investigating police corruption. -
France Ikea France fined €1 million for spying on staff and some customers The French subsidiary of the home furnishings giant Ikea was found guilty of spying on union representatives, employees and some unhappy customers in the country. -
Belgium EU and US reach deal to end Airbus-Boeing trade dispute The trade dispute skyrocketed under the Trump administration and saw tit-for-tat duties slapped on a range of companies that have nothing to do with aircraft production -
Sport EURO 2020: Austria's Marko Arnautovic banned for one game for insulting North Macedonian opponent The North Macedonian football federation had asked UEFA to punish Austrian striker Marko Arnautovic for a nationalist outburst after he scored at the European Championships on Sunday. -
Destinations Camping in Lithuania: A showcase of natural beauty and cultural heritage These four road trip routes will give you a taste of Lithuania. -
World News Majority of Europeans believe corruption is an issue in their country, report finds Over half of Europeans believe that their government is controlled by private interests, according to the latest report by Transparency International. -
Serbia What’s it like to live as a family in an eco-village in Serbia? The events of 2020 have sparked a desire for many to reconnect with nature, which has led to an eco-friendly choice suddenly becoming more attractive for many in Serbia. -
Tech News CBDCs: Authorities bank on digital currencies to take back control from crypto CBDCs are on the rise, as regulators fight back against decentralised finance. But as leading economists from Globesec argue, they're a solution in search of a problem. -
Travel News Which European countries have the least travel restrictions right now? A guide to the countries popular with tourists which allow travellers in, facilitate internal travel and don’t have early curfews. -
Hungary Hungary votes on anti-LGBT bills amid protests Thousands of protesters urged the Hungarian Parliament to vote against bills banning any content portraying or promoting homosexuality to young people. -
Sport EURO 2020: How Portugal's Ronaldo could break multiple records Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo will on Tuesday evening become the first player to take part in five Euro competitions. He could break two other records by the end of the tournament. -
United Kingdom UK hails 'historic' post-Brexit trade deal with Australia, but British farmers are wary British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his Australian counterpart Scott Morrison reached an agreement on the deal during negotiations in London on Monday, Australia's trade minister said. -
Philippines ICC prosecutor seeks to probe Philippines' crackdown on drug crime The prosecutor of the International Criminal Court said a preliminary probe "determined that there is a reasonable basis to believe that the crime against humanity of murder has been committed" in the Philippines.