17 June 2021 | Euronews
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Denmark Belgium triumph over Denmark as fans pay tribute to Christian Eriksen Denmark fans rose en masse at 9.59 to give a minute's applause for the midfielder, who collapsed during a game last week and is recovering in hospital. The Belgians, who were in the middle of an attack, stopped to join the applause. -
United Kingdom Northern Ireland: Edwin Poots resigns as leader of DUP Poots had been leader of the party for less than a month. -
Sci-Tech The scientific champions of the 2021 European Inventor Award celebrate Who are this year’s most inspiring innovators from Europe and beyond? Learn more about the researchers that the European Patent Office just honored with European Inventor Award. Discover how their innovations contribute to society, drive economic growth, and improve our daily lives. -
Zambia Kenneth Kaunda, Zambia first president, dead at 97 Kaunda was the founding father of African nationalism, fought white minority rule across southern Africa, and was a leading member of the Non-Aligned Movement during the Cold War. -
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World News Researchers want to fight mass extinction by analysing DNA Mapping biodiversity using DNA collected from rivers and wetlands around the world hopes to monitor the different species from bacteria to blue whales. -
Sport EURO 2020: Ukraine hold on for tense 2-1 win against North Macedonia Ukraine picked up their first win of the tournament in Bucharest, but North Macedonia are on the brink of elimination after their second defeat. -
Europe News European Commission aims to tackle working status of platform workers The Commission aims to make things clearer for the EU's 24 million gig workers. The digital platform economy is now worth an estimated €14 billion. -
No Comment ‘Ronaldo removed bottles - I’ll put them in front’ The Star Of the Match between Ukraine and North Macedonia Andriy Yarmolenko, unlike Cristiano Ronaldo, put the Euro 2020 sponsors' bottles in front of him during the post-match press conference and jokingly asked them to contact him. -
World Making a success of the EU recovery plan: leaders debate the Central European perspective A rescue package five times larger than the Marshall Plan aims to give relief and resilience to EU economies. Will it be enough? -
Hungary Only parents should decide sexual education of their children | View Only parents should decide sexual education of their children | View -
Europe News Belgium and Luxembourg share aircraft as part of efficiency drive Belgium and Luxembourg have begun sharing aircraft in response to NATO’s long drive towards better interoperability. -
Musica Pure romanticism - the Vienna Philharmonic moves La Scala under the baton of Muti Three legends in just one evening: The Vienna Philharmonic in La Scala playing under the baton of Riccardo Muti -
Next Series Pandemic doesn't mean ‘death of cities’, says urban designer The urban designer and architect, Hala El Akl, gives her insight into wellbeing and living spaces, how the pandemic has changed the way we view these now and what the future holds for this field. -
World News EU-US summit was a successful reboot of transatlantic relations | View "The fact that US President Biden has chosen Europe for his first trip abroad has already demonstrated his personal commitment to strengthening transatlantic relations." -
Travel News Will the Delta variant affect travel around Europe? The new variant is driving a rise in cases across the continent. Will -
The Cube Fake Euronews video circulates online ahead of Iran presidential election The fake clip appears to show a woman calling on people not to vote in the election and boycott the ballots. -
Health news VivaTech 2021: Magic Leap hopes health and design industries can make augmented reality pay AR business Magic Leap is working with US surgeons to help them tackle complex procedures in a move the company hopes will help change its fortunes. -
Health news VivaTech 2021: Agnès Pannier-Runacher calls for new EU medical research agency in wake of COVID France’s industry minister said Europe could learn from a similar US agency which has funded private research into vaccines. -
Cry Like A Boy Strong men get tested, says Lesotho teen activist born with HIV Lehloebi tested positive at the age of five. Fearing discrimination, his family never told him he lived with HIV. After Lohloebi learned about his status, he started a campaign to help men in Lesotho to seek help and fight stigma. -
No Comment Derailed freight train that crushed homes and killed one person A freight train has derailed and toppled onto houses alongside the tracks in western Mexico, killing one resident and injuring three others. -
Destinations Which holiday destinations can Europeans travel to without having to quarantine? Travel restrictions can be confusing. Here’s a guide to the popular holiday destinations where European citizens don’t need to quarantine right now. -
World Serious age gap between the people who lead Iran and the population, says professor Presidential elections are taking place in Iran on Friday. Euronews asked an expert in International Relations what is at stake, and how legitimate this vote is likely to be. -
Iran Here's what you need to know about Iran's presidential election Here's what you need to know about Iran's presidential election -
Travel News Ryanair sees red over UK's traffic light system for travel Ryanair have said they will take legal action to force the British government to reveal how the traffic light system is determined. -
Europe News Which cities in the European Union are worst for air pollution? Nowy Sacz in Poland was found to have the highest concentration of fine particulate matter across EU cities over the past two years. -
No Comment Police attempt to enter Berlin’s last hold-out squat Police in heavy riot gear attempted to enter a building that has been occupied by squatters in Berlin, a day after 60 officers were injured in riots outside the building. -
Earth News ‘Olympic Forest’ will add 355,000 trees to Africa’s Great Green Wall The International Olympic Committee is planting trees in Mali and Senegal to help future games become 'climate positive'. -
Belgium Belgian manhunt for armed far-right suspect enters second month 46-year-old former soldier Jurgen Conings was placed on a watchlist in February and has threatened several people in the past months. -
Climate Climate change on trial: The European countries taking their governments to court The UK is facing fresh legal action over its failure to tackle CO2 emissions. Which other European nations are in the courtroom? -
Tech News Trends and innovations in healthcare: The future will require new digital skills Healthcare is rapidly changing. Pharma company Sanofi believes a range of innovations will occur, such as data democratisation and the automation of clinical trials. -
Iran Iran's shattered economy tops voters' concerns ahead of presidential election Iran’s next president will face the unenviable task of trying to fix an economy crushed by international sanctions, the coronavirus pandemic and sky-high inflation. -
Sport EURO 2020: 'The balance of power is shifting from sponsors to athletes' Multiple players have recently removed bottles of #CocaCola and #Heineken from view at press conferences. -
France French electro star Rone brings his musical to Lyon arts festival French electronic music star Rone has been talking to Euronews about a musical he's created that tackles difficult themes like climate change and sexual violence. -
No Comment Oregon Zoo’s black bear Takoda enjoys refreshing pool dip during hot summer’s day Black bear Takoda enjoyed a refreshing pool dip at Oregon Zoo while playing with a ball. The zoo resident splashed around the wading pools, enjoying a warm summer’s day in Portland. -
Destinations Vaccination hot spots: The sunny islands with least restrictions The six island retreats with the most relaxed rules on COVID-19. -
No Comment Rescuers at deadly Nepal flood as waters swirl through houses Army rescuers are deployed to a flooded area in Nepal after a river burst during heavy monsoon rains. -
Work Why is ransomware so dangerous and difficult to stop? Everything you need to know about ransomware and what's being done to stop it. -
My Europe Series Which EU states are rebuilding diplomatic relations with Assad's Syria? At least five EU countries have brought back diplomats to Damascus despite the bloc's sanctions against the Assad regime, Euronews has learned. -
Tech News Global internet outages: Banks, airlines and other services around the world briefly hit Brief internet outages hit the websites and apps of dozens of financial institutions, airlines and other companies due in part to an issue with web services provider Akamai. -
Earth News Solar-powered raves are on the rise in Europe as a green way to party 21 years on, you can still party like its 1999 at these eco-friendly raves in Europe. -
World News EURO 2020 latest: Belgium beat Denmark after pause to applaud Eriksen Your-at-a-glance guide to what's going on at Europe's festival of football on Thursday. -
Moments From the Colosseum to Pompeii: How have Italy’s museums changed post-COVID? “After the closures there is a desire for beauty, for culture, for a return to normal life.” -
Nature How clean are Europe's oceans, lakes and rivers? 83 per cent of the bloc's bathing waters are 'excellent' but some environmentalists don't think that figure reflects reality. -
China Pro-democracy newspaper editors arrested under Hong Kong security law Hong Kong police arrested the chief editor and four other senior executives of Apple Daily on suspicion of collusion with a “foreign country or with external elements to endanger national security.” -
China China launches first crew to live on new space station China has launched the first three-man crew to its new space station on Thursday in a major advance for the burgeoning space power.