6 July 2021 | Euronews
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World News Italy advance to Euro 2020 final after shootout win over Spain Italy will face either England or Denmark in the final at Wembley on Sunday, after they beat Spain on penalties. -
World News European powers decry latest nuclear move by Iran Germany, France and Britain voiced “grave concern” after a report by the International Atomic Energy Agency confirmed Iran has taken steps in the production of enriched uranium metal. -
No Comment Spain protest against homophobia after gay man murdered Spain protest against homophobia after gay man murdered -
No Comment Protesters ask EU countries to withdrawal from the Energy Charter Treaty Protesters wearing giant heads ask EU countries to withdrawal from the Energy Charter Treaty -
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Sweden Stefan Löfven: Caretaker PM wins parliament vote to form new Swedish government Sweden's parliament voted to approve caretaker prime minister Stefan Löfven to lead a new coalition government. -
Europe News EU unveils 'gold standard' sustainable finance strategy to cut greenhouse gas emissions The European Commission wants to consolidate the EU's position as global leader of green bonds, a growing market that surpassed €850 billion in 2020. -
Israel Israel blocks law that keeps out Palestinian spouses Israel’s parliament early on Tuesday failed to renew a law that bars Arab citizens from extending citizenship or residency rights to spouses from the occupied West Bank and Gaza. -
Spain Spain's government approves tougher laws on sexual consent and harassment Spain's government has approved a so-called "Only yes means yes" law that sets out offences related to sexual consent. -
France French mayor fined €3,000 for comparing police to WWII Vichy government In July 1942, some 13,000 Jews were rounded up by the French Vichy regime and sent to concentration camps. -
Spain Six people arrested in Spain over suspected homophobic killing The death of a 24-year-old man in A Coruña at the weekend has shaken Spain and led to major demonstrations by LGBT+ organisations. -
Climate More trees, more rainfall? Why increased tree planting could save Europe from climate change A new study suggests that planting 20 per cent more trees in Europe could increase rainfall. -
USA Death toll after Florida building collapse rises to 32 Four more bodies were found by rescue workers bringing the death toll following the Florida condominium collapse to 32. -
No Comment The world`s tallest sandcastle has been built in Denmark The world`s tallest sandcastle has been built in Denmark -
World News Uproar in Champagne over Russian law requiring sparkling wine label A new Russian law requires French champagne to be labelled "sparkling wine". -
Money How NFTs are throwing Japanese artists an economic lifeline during COVID Local Japanese artists are taking stock of how NFTs have changed the stakes in their industry as the first crypto art exhibition opened in Japan last week. -
No Comment Search for dozens missing in deadly Japan mudslide Search for dozens missing in deadly Japan mudslide -
Germany Five people sentenced in Germany over child sex abuse scandal A German court has sentenced five people involved in a child sex abuse ring to between 10 and 14 years in prison. -
World News The Russia factor may partially explain France’s divergent policies in Chad and Mali | View Slammed by some as "hypocrisy," the sharp differences in Paris' policies towards Chad and Mali are actually explained by the need to counter Russia’s creeping influence in the Sahel, writes foreign policy analyst Nicolas Tenzer. -
Travel News France, Italy and 20 other countries should be added to the UK's green travel list, says expert With summer already underway and UK residents desperate for sunnier skies, there could be a glimmer of hope for that last-minute getaway. -
Germany EncroChat: Hundreds arrested in Germany after officials gain access to encrypted data German security officials have arrested more than 750 people and seized large amounts of drugs after gaining access to encrypted mobile phone data. -
Germany German political scientist arrested on suspicion of spying for China A German man who ran a think tank has been arrested on suspicion of being an informant for Chinese intelligence for several years. -
Lithuania European Council President Charles Michel hits back at Belarus over 'illegal migration' European Council President Charles Michel has reiterated that "Lithuanian borders are European borders" during a press conference on Monday. -
World News 5G takes centre stage at Barcelona's Mobile World Congress Many are excited about the future uses of 5G: from connecting devices in real-time to sailing a boat remotely from hundreds of kilometres away. -
Work Iceland trialled a four-day working week and it was an 'overwhelming success' The trial found that workers’ productivity and well-being improved. It went so well that now most Icelanders work a shorter week. -
Afghanistan US left Bagram airfield at night, didn't tell new commander, Afghans say The U.S. left Afghanistan's Bagram Airfield after nearly 20 years without notifying the base's new commander, Afghan military officials said. -
Belarus Viktor Babariko: Former Belarusian presidential candidate sentenced to 14 years in prison A court in Belarus has jailed former presidential contender Viktor Babariko for 14 years on corruption charges, which have been widely seen as politically motivated. -
Iceland Iceland cuts working hours for majority after shorter working week trial Two trials of reduced working hours involving roughly 1% of Iceland’s working population saw productivity maintained and wellbeing improve - and now most in the country have secured the right to a shorter work week. -
World Priti Patel set to propose new Ascension Island reception centre for UK asylum seekers New ‘nationality and borders bill’ would allow for migrants arriving in UK without permission to be sent off to island in the middle of Atlantic ocean. But critics say new legislation could see thousands of refugees with valid reasons turned away from Britain. -
Health Series Farm to Fork: EU launches a 'Code of Conduct' for healthier and more sustainable food industry The ‘Code of Conduct’ contains a series of voluntary commitments for all parties involved, from the ‘farm to the fork’, such as food producers, food operators and retailers, to promote the shift towards healthier patterns for consumers and better production methods for the environment. -
My Europe Series Slovenia's EU presidency off to a rough start, amplifying concerns on press freedom Slovenia has kicked off its six-month EU Council presidency, with Prime Minister Janez Janša already under fire for attacking judges and name-shaming journalists. -
Ecotech Multi-millionaire creates world's first zero-impact diamonds made from carbon dioxide The first of the climate-conscious gems has been created in a so-called 'sky mining facility' in the UK, which is powered by green energy. -
Tech News Pan-European politics: The EU 'needs a new story' to help solve its problems National parties cannot realise their ideals if they remain stuck in a national organisation and thinking pattern, writes Reinier van Lanschot of Volt Europa. -
World News Lambda: What do we know about the latest COVID variant flagged by the WHO? It is still unclear how transmisable or dangerous the Lambda coronavirus variant is, with studies underway. -
Russia Russia: 28 feared dead after plane crash in country's far-east All contact was lost with the plane, which was carrying 22 passengers and six crew in eastern Russia. -
Australia Australian Grand Prix cancelled due to COVID-19 travel rules The Australian Grand Prix has been canceled after organisers and Formula One couldn't come up with a compromise over Australia's strict COVID-19 travel and quarantine measures. -
Austria Ibizagate: Former Austrian vice-chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache faces corruption trial The former vice-chancellor of Austria is facing the start of a corruption trial on Tuesday, two years after the news of the so-called 'Ibizagate' scandal broke.