20 June 2021 | Euronews
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Russia Russian man appears in court charged with murder of U.S. law student Catherine Serou Alexander Popov was arrested on Saturday after the body of Catherine Serou, 34, was found in a wooded area near the city of Nizhny Novgorod. -
Sport Munich Mayor seeks rainbow-coloured stadium for Germany-Hungary Euro 2020 match The city council wants to light up the Allianz Arena in rainbow colours to protest anti-LGBT legislation passed in Hungary last week. -
Lebanon EU diplomat Josep Borrell blames 'mistrust' for Lebanon's political deadlock Josep Borrell repeated his call for Lebanon to form a new government as a matter of urgency a day after threatening EU sanctions if "obstruction" continued. -
Azerbaijan Euro 2020: Turkey eliminated after Switzerland's 3-1 victory Goals by Xherdan Shaqiri and Haris Seferovic gave Switzerland a fighting chance of making it through to the knockout stage while Turkey scored its first and only goal of the contest. -
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Italy Euro 2020: Italy beats Wales 1-0 The team marked its 11th straight win in the European Championship and will now play the second-place team from Group C at Wembley Stadium in London. -
No Comment Copacabana beach protest as death toll passes 500K Activists set 500 red roses on Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana Beach on Sunday, commemorating the deaths of 500,000 Brazilians from COVID-19 as Brazil passed the devastating milestone. -
No Comment Times Square welcomes yogis back to celebrate the summer solstice Yogis participate in an annual all-day outdoor yoga event in the heart of Times Square in New York, to celebrate the summer solstice and the re-awakening of the city. -
Portugal Delta variant fuels spike in coronavirus cases in Lisbon The more contagious delta variant has a prevalence of 60% of new cases in the Libson region, Portuguese health authorities said on Sunday. -
World News ISS astronauts make second spacewalk to install powerful solar panels Astronauts working on the International Space Station have made their second attempt in a week at installing powerful new solar arrays. -
No Comment Classic cars take part in 1000km Estonia retro rally Around 300 vintage vehicles from Estonia, Latvia and Finland, produced between 1930 and the 1980s, take part in a 1000-kilometre retro rally across Estonia. -
France 'Slap in the face' for Macron as his party scores poorly in regional vote The regional elections in France were regarded by some as a testing ground for next year's presidential election. -
Europe News Fugitive far-right soldier apparently found dead, says Belgian police A body was found on Sunday by people walking in a wooded area. Initial evidence indicates it is Conings and that he killed himself, Belgian police said. -
No Comment Statue of George Floyd unveiled in New York for Juneteenth A six-foot statue of George Floyd, the Black man killed by a white policeman in Minneapolis in May 2020, is unveiled in Brooklyn as part of Juneteenth celebrations in New York. -
Vatican Pope Francis appeals for aid to Myanmar displaced on World Refugee Day The supreme pontiff used his Sunday address to call for places of worship to be used as humanitarian shelters amid escalating violence in the country. -
World News Diplomats back in Vienna for Iran post-election nuclear talks Officials from the signatory states of the 2015 nuclear deal have exchanged paperwork and will shortly be returning to their home countries for a final decision, Iran's deputy said on Sunday. -
No Comment US-Mexico border event brings families together More than 200 families from El Paso, Texas, and Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, gathered Saturday with relatives from across the Rio Grande along the U.S.-Mexico border. -
Belgium Five killed in school construction site collapse in Belgium Five construction workers were confirmed dead on Saturday after a school building site partially collapsed in the Belgian city of Antwerp. -
Brazil Hundreds of protesters call for Brazil's president to step down Anti-government protesters have taken to the streets in cities across Brazil as the nation's confirmed death toll from COVID-19 soared past half a million. -
United Kingdom Ex-UK Speaker Bercow, scourge of Brexiteers, joins Labour Former Speaker John Bercow became a hero to opponents of Brexit and was recognised around the world for his loud calls of “Order!” -
World News Russian ambassador returns to Washington following Biden-Putin summit Anatoly Antonov had been recalled to Moscow for consultations in March after Joe Biden labelled Vladimir Putin as "a killer" in an explosive interview. -
World News World Refugee Day: How Europe can work with refugees to emerge from the pandemic The UN is focusing on greater inclusion for World Refugee Day. Euronews spoke to a Syrian charity worker in the UK on how this could be achieved. -
World News Today at Euro 2020: it's crunch time for Group A Italy play Wales and Switzerland face Turkey as Group A matches conclude. -
Tech News VivaTech 2021 and E3: The biggest tech releases this week Flying taxis, AR doctors and Londoners on e-scooters: here's our round-up of this week's tech updates. -
Earth News This community seed program is ensuring the future of food in Ireland A handful of people in Ireland want to make sure that their kids eat the same apples as they did. But it takes a lot of work to protect native seeds. -
Earth News The winners and losers of a pandemic-induced decline in e-waste What the decline in electronic purchases throughout the pandemic could mean for people from every corner of the globe.