30 June 2021 | Euronews
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Italy Prison officers in Italy suspended after video of beating of inmates released Surveillance videos published by the Il Domani newspaper showed club-wielding officers beating, kicking and punching inmates at the Santa Maria Capua Vetere prison in Naples. -
No Comment Italian FM Di Maio and delegates take a tour of Matera after G20 talks Italian FM Di Maio and delegates take a tour of Matera after G20 talks -
No Comment The Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires prepares its chandelier for its reopening The Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires prepares its chandelier for its reopening -
No Comment Asian elephants at Oregon Zoo enjoy the pool to beat US heatwave Asian elephants at Oregon Zoo enjoy the pool to beat US heatwave -
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No Comment Colombia: protesters topple statue of Christopher Columbus Colombia: protesters topple statue of Christopher Columbus -
No Comment Flying "AirCar "car prototype completes 80 km flight Flying "AirCar "car prototype completes 80 km flight -
USA Former US defence secretary Donald Rumsfeld, who oversaw Iraq war, dies aged 88 Donald Rumsfeld, who served four US presidents, oversaw the US invasion of Afghanistan in 2001 and Iraq in 2003 and was blamed for the long and costly war that followed. -
Europe News New rules on e-commerce VAT set to come into force The goal is to encourage competition between EU and non-EU companies that already have an excessive advantage because they did not pay the value-added tax. -
France Tour de France fan arrested after sign caused cyclists to crash A Tour de France fan is in police custody after holding a sign in front of cyclists, causing them to crash during the first stage of the cycling event. -
USA Bill Cosby freed from jail after sex assault conviction overturned by Pennsylvania court The highest court in the state of Pennsylvania found an agreement with a previous prosecutor prevented the disgraced actor from being charged. -
Europe News Argentine campaign to reunite families separated during military rule begins overseas search The movement was started by the Abuelas de la Plaza de Mayo, whose pregnant daughters went missing or were killed by the dictatorship. -
Meet The Locals Meet the Indian choreographer who aims to 'transform lives' through dance Famous dancer and choreographer, Anup Bhardwaj, discusses his life and love of dancing and what he's looking to do in the future. -
World News Two former allies of ex-Serbian President Milosevic convicted of war crimes by UN court A United Nations court has convicted two former allies of late Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic of aiding and abetting crimes committed during the Bosnian war. -
China China's Communist Party celebrates its 100th anniversary, looks to cement its future The week-long celebrations focus on the party's early struggles and recent achievements, discarding decades of mismanagement. -
World News Euro 2020: Who is in the quarter-finals and how did they get there? Euro 2020 has already been a hugely exciting tournament - and there are still seven games to go. Here's how the quarter-finals have shaped up -
Russia Vladimir Putin says US and UK both behind Black Sea 'provocation' The episode was the latest to raise tensions between Russia and the West since Russia's annexation of Ukraine’s Crimean Peninsula in 2014. -
Europe News EU, UK agree temporary truce over 'sausage war', extend grace period for chilled meat Brussels agreed on Wednesday to extend a grace period for the transit of chilled meat between Great Britain and Northern Ireland for three months. -
Money The US has reportedly pushed the EU to delay its new digital services tax Documents seen by AFP show that US diplomats pressured EU member states to delay the plans, saying they could derail a global tax agreement. -
My Europe Series 'A pathetic revenge policy': Is Belarus facilitating illegal migration to Lithuania? The number of people who illegally crossed into Lithuania from Belarus shot up in June following condemnation over the forced landing of a Ryanair flight to arrest a journalist. -
Italy Italian police accused of racism over viral video of arrests in Milan A group of black youths were beaten and arrested by the carabinieri in a central area of Milan on Sunday morning. -
Sport Boxing: AIBA determined to clean up the sport after judging scandals The International Boxing Association's new president has vowed to put the governing body back on track after it was stripped of its Olympic status following several corruption scandals. -
North Korea Kim berates North Korean officials for 'crucial' virus lapse North Korean leader Kim Jong Un berated top officials for failures in coronavirus prevention that caused a “great crisis". -
Moments Green list travel: The Maltese pastry that’s so good, it’s worth planning a holiday around This snack is central to Maltese life and not to be missed on a trip to the islands. -
Climate Now The world is chasing methane Despite our obsession with carbon dioxide, methane could be a handier ally to fight climate change -
Italy Lampedusa: Seven dead, nine missing after migrant boat capsizes off Italian island A migrant boat carrying an estimated 60 people overturned off the island of Lampedusa just as rescue crews were arriving, authorities said. -
Norway Norwegian court gives Syrian teen 5-year jail term for planning terror The court ruled that juvenile punishment was not applicable in the case and that “there is a risk of recurrence and that imprisonment is required and imperative." -
World News Deadline day for Britons living in France, Latvia and Malta to apply for residency UK citizens living in some EU countries must apply by Wednesday for post-Brexit residency status, as do EU nationals in the UK. -
Nature Where in Europe are campaigners trying to ban plastic grass? As a petition to ban the sale of artificial grass is put forward in one European country, we look at the environmental impact of fake plants. -
Economy All 27 EU countries to fully recovery from COVID crisis in 18 months, says Ursula von der Leyen The European Commission President credits the vaccine roll-out and the €750-billion recovery fund as the key elements behind the recovery. -
Ecotech Artificial intelligence could stop millions from going hungry by 2030 Researchers at the University of Birmingham have found that using nanotechnology and AI in agriculture could help solve global food insecurity in a safe and sustainable way. -
Europe News EU reforms to common agricultural policy branded 'greenwashing' Even European Commission Vice-President Timmermans admitted that the reforms - which took three and a half years to put into place - did not go far enough. -
World News Sweltering heatwave linked to sudden deaths in western Canada and US Northwest The heat wave is caused by what meteorologists describe as a dome of high pressure and worsened by human-caused climate change, which is making such extreme weather events more likely and more intense. -
USA Biden to visit site of Florida building collapse as death toll rises to 16 149 people remained unaccounted for on Tuesday evening. No one has been pulled out alive from the ruins since the first hours after the building fell last Thursday. -
Mobility NASA and ESA to test nudging asteroids off collision course with Earth It's World Asteroid Day! And to celebrate, Euronews looks at two missions launching into space that will see how potentially dangerous asteroids could be nudged off course by flying a spacecraft into them. -
United Kingdom Post-Brexit residency: Many EU citizens face uncertainty as UK deadline arrives Wednesday is the deadline for applications for the UK government's post-Brexit "settled status" scheme for EU nationals living in the country. -
Work MWC 2021: 'Lagging behind' Spain looking to be leader in artificial intelligence, says Carme Artigas Spain is "lagging behind" when it comes to addressing a skills shortage but its progress with digitalisation is turning this around. -
Italy G20 talks in Italy yield pledge to fight hunger in Africa and climate change G20 foreign and development ministers agreed to boost efforts to fight hunger and climate change but there was discord over vaccine policy. -
World News Ukraine score late in extra time to beat Sweden at Euro 2020 Ukraine eliminated previously unbeaten Sweden 2-1 on Tuesday with a goal in stoppage time at the end of extra time. They now face England in Saturday's quarter-final. -
Russia Russia targets investigative journalists with raids amid independent media crackdown Police raided the homes of journalists from the Proekt online outlet. The website was investigating the wealth of Russia's interior minister.