25 June 2021 | Euronews
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Ethiopia Aid group MSF 'horrified' as colleagues murdered in Ethiopia Two Ethiopian MSF colleagues and one from Spain were found dead Friday, a day after colleagues lost contact with them while they were traveling. -
France French woman convicted of killing 'monster' abuser, set free Valerie Bacot given a symbolic four-year prison sentence for killing her abusive husband -
USA Derek Chauvin sentenced to 22.5 years for murder of George Floyd Hours before the hearing, Judge Peter Cahill denied Chauvin's motion for a new trial, saying his attorney failed to prove abuses from the court -
World António Guterres: 'Vaccinate everybody everywhere sooner rather than later' In a wide-ranging interview with Euronews on the pandemic, climate, migration and violence against women, UN secretary general António Guterres made a case for strengthening international institutions and the multilateral framework. It's either a breakdown or a breakthrough, he said. -
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My Europe Series Europe's week: Hungary's LGBT law dominates agenda Last week, the Hungarian parliament passed a new law that bans the portrayal of homosexuality and sex reassignment in school education material and TV programmes addressed to people under 18 years of age. -
Germany German police: Three people killed in knife attack in Würzburg Police said the attacker was arrested after an officer used a firearm against him -
Spain McAfee's wife orders 'thorough investigation' into his death in Barcelona jail “His last words to me were ‘I love you and I will call you in the evening,’” Janice McAfee told reporters outside the Brians 2 prison -
My Europe Series Recycling turbine blades: the Achilles heel of wind power In this episode of Unreported Europe, Monica Pinna investigates the latest controversy engulfing the wind power sector - - the recycling of turbine blades. We’re looking at how the market and researchers are pushing for higher sustainability. That's coming up on Unreported Europe -
No Comment Tel Aviv Pride returns after Covid cancellation Thousands attend the first Tel Aviv pride event since before the Covid pandemic even as officials urged marchers to wear masks amid a surge in infections -
Tech News Changemakers: Sony's Tiffany Warren on why leaders need to be more 'agile' and 'empathetic' We speak with Sony's Tiffany Warren about what it was like climbing to the top of corporate American as a woman of colour. -
Moments Foxes in Japan and parakeets in London: 6 of the best destinations for animal lovers These six locations are great for travellers who want to incorporate animals and wildlife into their visit. -
Climate Coastal cities on the 'frontline' of the climate crisis could sink below the waves by 2050 A draft of a UN report has gathered crucial research on the devastating impact climate change will have on millions of people living in coastal cities. -
My Europe Series Delta or Delta Plus? Here's what we know about the COVID variant putting Europe 'on thin ice' Delta variant COVID cases have risen by 46% in a week in the UK, while experts estimate 90% of all Europe's coronavirus cases will be the Delta variety by the end of August. -
No Comment 250 homeless foreigners camp in front of Paris City Hall Homeless migrants sit in tents installed a day before during an action organised by French association Utopia56 in front of the City Hall in Paris, on June 25, 2021, to highlight the plight of the homeless in central Paris -
Czech Republic Award-winning Czech documentary film highlights the scale of online grooming The makers of "Caught in the Net" created three fake profiles of young girls to try and expose sexual predators and their online tactics. -
United Kingdom Britain's health minister apologises for breaking his own COVID-19 rules by hugging aide The Sun tabloid newspaper ran pictures of Matt Hancock embracing a woman, before COVID rules allowed it -
Germany German police officers saved from burning car by passing students German police said four students walking home from their school graduation ceremony in the early hours Friday helped rescue two police officers from a burning patrol car in Bochum. -
Business Planet Prospering in the pandemic: getting the financial help your firm needs to flourish Business Planet heads to Finland to see how one business is blooming after it got the help it needed to weather the COVID storm. -
Denmark Man found dead after breaking into Danish town hall and setting off explosives Police investigating a break-in at Middelfart town hall on Friday say a male suspect has been found dead. -
Work Mandatory COVID vaccinations: Are they coming to companies in Europe next? As US banks demand that staff are fully COVID vaccinated before returning to the office, will European corporations follow suit? -
Poland Poland's conservatives formally lose majority in parliament after three rebel MPs leave Three rebel lawmakers have left Poland's ruling Law and Justice party, leaving the conservatives two seats short of a majority in parliament. -
No Comment Taliban fighters surrender weapons at government ceremony Taliban fighters surrender their weapons at a ceremony organised by the Afghan government in the western city of Herat, as fighting intensifies between the insurgents and Kabul ahead of the withdrawal of US troops. -
World News Abortion in Gibraltar: Voters say yes in referendum to ease strict law Voters have endorsed legal changes to ease the ban on abortion in the British territory where restrictions are among the tightest in Europe. -
Taste Portuguese Chef José Avillez creates dishes inspired by Dior fragrances Chef José Avillez has created several dishes inspired by some of the most popular Christian Dior fragrances. -
France France: Woman stands trial for murder of husband who abused her for decades A mother-of-four is accused of killing her husband after decades of sexual, physical and psychological mistreatment, in a case that has highlighted long-held taboos around domestic abuse. -
No Comment Vehicles, buildings wrecked in Czech Rep tornado A rare tornado tore through the southeastern Czech Republic, killing at least three people and injuring hundreds, rescue services said on Friday -
Earth News Kids are disappointed in grownups’ ‘un-green’ ways: Here are their plans for a cleaner future A study has shown how the younger generation feel about climate change and what they would do to solve it if they had the power. -
Belarus Roman Protasevich: Belarus journalist and girlfriend Sofia Sapega moved from jail to house arrest Opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya on Friday called moving Pratasevich and Sapega to house arrest “good news,” but stressed it is not the end. “House arrest is not freedom, they're still facing charges, their every step is still being watched" -
Destinations A design-led city: The best of Lisbon's arty hotels and restaurants What to do and where to stay in the Portugese city of turquoise, baby blue, pink, and tangerine. -
Moments From Bolu Babalola to Salman Rushdie: 6 books to satisfy your wanderlust this summer Though travel may not be on the cards right now, you can still take a trip with any of these literary masterpieces. -
USA George Floyd: Former police officer Derek Chauvin to be sentenced for murder The former Minneapolis police officer faces up to 40 years in prison for his conviction of second-degree unintentional murder. -
Australia COVID-19: Parts of Sydney to go into lockdown again after outbreak of the Delta variant The outbreak has been traced back to a Sydney Airport limousine driver who is said to have been infected while transporting a foreign air crew. -
Czech Republic Rare tornado kills five people and injures hundreds more in the Czech Republic The tornado formed on Thursday night during a series of thunderstorms across the entire country. -
USA Britney Spears' speech drew public support - but it might not help her legally Lawyers say a process to ending Britney Spears' conservatorship would still be a long and arduous one.