18 June 2021 | Euronews
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United Kingdom EURO 2020: England and Scotland draw 0-0 in Group D match Both team had chances to score at Wembley Stadium. England defender John Stones hit the post with a header. Scotland forward Lyndon Dykes then had a shot cleared off the line -
Sport EURO 2020: Czechs draw 1-1 with Croatia in group D match Czech Republic forward Patrik Schick stepped up to the penalty spot and scored his tournament-leading third goal -
World News Guterres re-elected for second-term as UN Secretary General Guterres seeing building trust as key to tackling some of the world's biggest issues including the coronavirus pandemic and climate change -
Serbia Serbia's Vucic hits back as Montenegro bans Srebrenica genocide denial Montenegrin lawmakers on Thursday ousted a pro-Serb government minister who denied the 1995 massacre in Srebrenica was genocide. -
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No Comment Palestinians clash with Israel police at Jerusalem holy site Palestinians protested after Friday prayers at the Al-Aqsa mosque compound in Jerusalem and briefly clashed with Israeli police, leaving three demonstrators injured. -
My Europe Series Sweden's government could be about to collapse in a row over rent Stefan Löfven has been given an ultimatum: abandon his plans to allow landlords to set their own rents, or face a vote of no confidence. -
My Europe Series The Danish immigration decisions tearing Syrian refugee families apart The Alata family was torn apart once when their father was killed in Syria. Now they are being put to the test once more as half of the family's refugee status in Denmark is being revoked. Where can they go from here? -
Focus VivaTech - 'hybrid conference' offers window into French innovation Vivatech, known as Europe's biggest start-up and tech event, runs from the 16th to the 19th of June. Euronews caught up with some of the biggest names attending to discuss green tech, the pandemic and digital transition. -
No Comment 'Psychic' Thai lion predicts weekend's Euro games Move over Paul the Octopus, Thailand has a new claimant to the football forecasting crown: Boy the "psychic" lion, who has so far correctly called four Euro 2020 matches. -
Moments A guide to some of the most off the beaten track bars in the world These are some of the world’s most remote bars and pubs, from Antarctica to Hong Kong. -
Tech News VivaTech 2021: Cédric O says tech 'oligopoly' must be regulated to defend the public interest France's digital economy minister Cédric O said big tech companies were forming an "oligopoly" that was bad for democracy. -
Europe News New Catalan leader says pardons 'are only a first step' to a deal with Spain Pere Aragonès, the recently-elected president of Catalonia, tells Euronews that his government is ready to open a new chapter with Madrid and Brussels. -
Japan Top medical adviser says 'no fans' safest for Tokyo Olympics Fans from abroad were banned several months ago, and organisers are to announce early next week if some local fans should be allowed. -
World News Europe’s regulators must ban ‘abortion pill reversal’ | View "I was truly startled when our team discovered that, in at least eight European countries, activists are providing women with a ‘treatment’ based on pseudo-science under the nose of regulators." -
Mobility Cuba's DIY drone makers are defying the odds and the US embargo Using a garage workshop and scrap materials, a team of eight Cuban drone designers is putting their ingenuity to the test. -
Ocean The dumped munitions in our oceans causing serious pollution During the course of the 20th century, many countries routinely dumped munitions of all kinds and chemical weapons into the ocean to get rid of them. Today they are decaying and causing untold harm to the marine environment and human life. -
No Comment Skunk water used against Palestinian protesters Israeli police used a water cannon spraying skunk water to disperse Palestinian protesters from Damascus Gate in east Jerusalem on Thursday, the epicenter of weeks of protests and clashes with police in the run-up to the Gaza war. -
No Comment Elderly people fully vaccinated have fun at care home`s music festival At this care home in Lleida all its residents are finally fully vaccinated against the coronavirus and that, they say, deserves a good party or a music festival. -
My Europe Series Europe's week: Biden in Brussels and Ursula von der Leyen's recovery plan tour The US President was in the Belgian capital this week for a NATO and EU-US summit. -
World News AstraZeneca ordered to deliver millions of COVID-19 vaccine doses to EU by September Brussels and AstraZeneca both claim victory in court battle over COVID-19 vaccine deliveries -
Spain Migrant tragedy: 3 dead, 4 missing as boat capsizes off Spain's Canary Islands The boat was approaching the shore of Órzola on the island of Lanzarote on Thursday night when it flipped a few metres from land, throwing the passengers into the water -
Montenegro Montenegro justice minister ousted over Srebrenica genocide denial Montenegro's parliament voted to sack the country's justice minister for expressing doubts about the genocide in Srebrenica during the Bosnian War. -
Spain Spain follows France in lifting outdoor face mask rules The requirement came into force in May 2020 and will be lifted on June 26. -
My Europe Series French regional elections matter more than you think. Here is why The far-right could capture the presidency of at least one French region for the first time, less than one year before France's presidential election. -
World News COVID-19: EU recommends lifting non-essential travel ban on US visitors In addition to the US, EU representatives added five other countries -- North Macedonia, Albania, Serbia, Lebanon and Taiwan -- to the tourist travel list. -
Armenia Armenia's Nikol Pashinyan is fighting for his political life. Here's why He led Armenia's Velvet Revolution in 2018, now some voters won't even shake his hand. What happened to Armenia's Nikol Pashinyan? -
Russia Moscow closes EURO 2020 fan zone as it battles COVID-19 surge More than 9,050 COVID-19 cases were observed in Moscow, authorities announced on Friday — the highest daily tally observed in the Russian capital since the beginning of the pandemic. -
Armenia Incumbent PM Pashinyan wins Armenian legislative election but opposition contests result Fewer than 50 per cent of the electorate took part in a vote that embattled Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan hoped would win him a "mandate of steel". -
Greece Greek pilot confesses to killing British wife, say police, weeks after he blamed robbers A Greek pilot who initially claimed his wife had been killed by robbers during a dramatic home invasion has now confessed to her murder, say police. -
Ecotech Old wind turbines are being reborn as bridges in Ireland Decommissioned wind turbine blades are a recycling nightmare, inspiring inventive solutions like turning them into bridges. -
World News Today at EURO 2020: England and Scotland set to renew football's oldest rivalry Your at-a-glance guide to what's happening at EURO 2020. -
Earth News New tech could prevent biodiversity crisis using DNA analysis The solution uses traces of genetic material in water samples to map species. -
North Korea North Korea's Kim vows to be ready for confrontation with US Kim’s statement indicates he’ll likely push to strength his nuclear arsenal and increase pressure on Washington to give up what North Korea considers a hostile U.S. policy. -
World News Millions driven from homes in 2020 despite COVID crisis, says UN Filippo Grandi, the United Nations high commissioner for refugees, said conflict and the impact of climate change were among the leading sources of new movements of refugees and internally displaced people in 2020. -
USA What is Juneteenth and why has Biden just made it a federal holiday? Biden signed into law a bill to make Juneteenth, or June 19, the 12th federal holiday.