29 June 2021 | Euronews
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Germany Last German, Italian troops leave Afghanistan after nearly 20 years deployed Germany's last troops left Afghanistan on Tuesday after almost 20 years deployed in the country. -
United Kingdom Euro 2020: England beat Germany to book place in quarter-finals England have beaten Germany 2-0 at Wembley to progress to the quarter-finals of Euro 2020. -
World António Costa: Europe needs "reform and investment" "Only those who want to be part of the Union are in the Union and those who are in the Union are there because they share those values and those values are not conditional" - Portuguese Prime Minister, António Costa, gives his insight into the pandemic and EU relations with Hungary and Russia. -
Czech Republic 'Czech your racism': Hundreds of Romanians protest Stanislav Tomas death Tomas died after being violently arrested by police in the Czech Republic -
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Destinations From Belgrade to Lisbon: The 6 best European cities for architecture lovers From Gothic architecture in Croatia to Tudor buildings in London, here's the best of Europe's cityscapes. -
France French MPs legalise IVF for lesbians, single women The new law will expand access to fertility treatments such as artificial insemination and in vitro fertilization (IVF), currently reserved only for infertile heterosexual couples. -
France Mark Cavendish wins fourth stage of Tour de France 2021 His 31rst stage victory brings him closer to Belgian legend Eddy Merckx, who holds the record for most Tour wins with 34 stages. -
No Comment China's Communist Party stages mega centenary show China's Communist Party stages mega centenary show -
No Comment Virtual Van Gogh exhibition set to lure shoppers in Dubai Virtual Van Gogh exhibition set to lure shoppers in Dubai -
No Comment Takes one to tango: dance festival held under special Covid-19 measures Takes one to tango: dance festival held under special Covid-19 measures -
No Comment Bear takes her two cubs for a swim in a pool in British Columbia Bear takes her two cubs for a swim in neighbourhood pool amid sweltering heatwave in British Columbia -
South Africa Jacob Zuma, former president of South Africa, given jail term for contempt of court Zuma failed to show up for a hearing on corruption charges stemming from his time as leader. -
Earth News This Argentinian city is turning vacant land into urban food gardens The municipality of Rosario has just won an award for its sustainable food programme. -
Netherlands Dutch court convicts woman for spreading IS propaganda The woman's sentence was double the three years originally demanded by prosecutors, with judges saying the sentence request was “far too low”. -
Spain Spain’s government approves draft law on transgender rights The Spanish government has approved the first draft of a bill that would allow citizens over the age of 14 to legally change gender without a medical diagnosis or hormone therapy. -
My Europe Series Northern Ireland: Who's right in the EU-UK dispute over the Brexit protocol? The Brexit treaty Boris Johnson signed with Brussels keeps Northern Ireland aligned to EU rules to keep an open Irish land border, but has brought trade friction with the rest of the UK. -
Europe News Europe saw record low numbers of refugees seeking asylum last year The report released by the European Asylum Support Office noted that the pandemic played a major role in less people seeking refuge. -
Earth News Why democracy is the key ingredient to battling climate change 9 out of the 10 top performers in the 2021 Climate Change Performance Index are democracies. -
Europe News Undocumented migrant workers continue hunger strike in Brussels A hunger strike taking place at a church in central Brussels and at two universities in the city is pressuring the government to grant them residency without going through the asylum process. -
Travel News European airlines warn digital COVID pass will cause travel chaos The airline industry has warned of long queues at airports if EU countries don't have a coordinated approach. -
Home MWC 2021: Danielle Royston, the 'Elon Musk of telco', on the merits of the public cloud Creating the Cloud City space at MWC 2021, Danielle Royston is on a mission to start a conversation about the public cloud. -
World News Euro 2020: Germany calls on UK and UEFA to reduce crowds over Delta variant The German government brands as 'irresponsible' plans to allow thousands of fans into Wembley for tournament matches given soaring Delta coronavirus infections. -
Romania Romanian government faces motion of confidence in parliament Left-wing opposition parties have accused Romanian Prime Minister Florin Citu of "leading the country towards the abyss". -
Russia COVID-19: Russia sees record daily death toll for 2 days in a row Russia, Europe's worst-affected country with 135,214 deaths, has in recent weeks been hit by a surge of Delta variant cases. -
United Kingdom Chris Whitty: England's chief medical officer harassed by members of the public Police are investigating video footage which appears to show England's chief medical officer being harassed by two men in a London park. -
Germany Thunderstorms and torrential rains prompt accidents and floods in Germany, France & Switzerland Hundreds of firefighters were deployed in southern and western Germany as well as in northern France on Monday evening. -
Portugal Bruno Candé: Portuguese man convicted of racist murder of black actor A Portuguese court has sentenced a 76-year-old man to more than 22 years in prison for the racist murder of black actor Bruno Candé. -
World News Today at EURO 2020: England-Germany clash revives memories, Sweden face Ukraine The last two quarter-final places are up for grabs as England's Wembley showdown with Germany recalls past dramas, while Sweden take on Ukraine at Hampden. -
Greece Greece: Police recover Picasso and Mondrian paintings stolen from Athens museum in 2012 Police say they have recovered the artworks nearly a decade after their theft from Greece's biggest state art gallery in Athens. -
Ethiopia Ethiopia declares immediate, unilateral cease-fire in Tigray region The cease-fire could calm an eight-month war that has caused suffering to hundreds of thousands and destabilized Africa's second most populous country. -
United Kingdom COVID-19: UK confident about July reopening despite soaring cases Britain's new health secretary says he sees "no reason" for social restrictions to remain beyond 19 July despite an ongoing rise in new coronavirus infections. -
USA Facebook: US judge dismisses government antitrust lawsuits in blow to regulators In a blow to regulators, a federal judge dismissed antitrust lawsuits saying they didn't provide enough evidence to prove Facebook was a monopoly. -
World News Euro 2020: Switzerland beat France after match goes to penalties Switzerland are through to the quarter-finals of Euro 2020 after the day’s second goal-fest saw them beat France in a penalty shootout.