3 July 2021 | Euronews
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Tunisia At least 43 migrants drowned after boat capsises off Tunisia 84 people were rescued by the Tunisian coast guard. -
Canada Queen Victoria, Elizabeth II statues defaced during Canada Day protest It follows the discovery of the remains of hundreds of children at former schools for indigenous children. -
No Comment Brazilians protest against Bolsonaro over Covid-19 situation Brazilians protest against President Jair Bolsonaro in Rio de Janeiro over his management of the Covid-19 pandemic, which has left over half a million dead in the country. -
Lithuania Lithuania declares state of emergency over migrant arrivals from Belarus Belarus’ authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko has warned that his country would retaliate against the latest EU sanctions on his regime by loosening border controls for undocumented migrants. -
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Brazil Brazil court approves corruption investigation into Bolsonaro over vaccine deal Prosecutors will investigate whether Brazil's president committed the crime of “prevarication" by not reporting a complaint to the federal police. -
No Comment Jim Morrison in Paris on the 50th anniversary of his death About 50 fans gathered at the grave of Jim Morrison in Paris on the morning of 50th anniversary of his death. -
Japan Dozens feared missing after mudslide tears through town in Japan A powerful mudslide has torn through dozens of home in Atami, 100 kilometres from Tokyo, after heavy rains deluged the town on Saturday. -
Belarus Belarus' president says Western states are trying to overthrow him Alexander Lukashenko accused the US and Germany as well as neighbours Lithuania, Ukraine and Poland of preparing to remove him from power. -
No Comment Multi-story mural for hometown hero Messi "From another galaxy... and from my neighborhood," is the message on a freshly painted mural of Lionel Messi in the Argentinian town where he was born 34 years ago. -
No Comment Search continues for some 20 people missing after landslides in Japan Officials in Shizuoka Prefecture say they're still trying to confirm the safety of about 20 people after mudslides swept away homes in a coastal city. -
Destinations These are the 20 most beautiful beaches in the world - and half are in Europe Summer is here, and holidays are approaching. Pack your swimsuit and flip flops, and follow this guide to get to some of the most extraordinary beaches in the world. -
Ukraine Ukrainian soldiers made to march in high heels during military parade Ukraine's defence ministry sparked uproar after it published photos of the women marching on its Facebook page. -
Earth News 8 climate educators everyone should be following on Instagram These activists use their following to educate those around them about climate change, intersectional environmentalism, and how to live more sustainably. -
World News European nations scramble to vaccinate citizens as Delta variant cases surge Across Europe, restrictions are being lifted and life is going back to normal. -
Ethiopia UN warns of escalating famine in Ethiopia with 1.8m at risk The UN says the conflict over Tigray in Ethiopia is escalating a humanitarian crisis with 1.8m people at risk of famine -
Home Amazon will develop autonomous delivery robot tech in Finland Amazon Robotics is hiring developers in the Finnish capital to work on automated delivery technology.