10 July 2021 | Euronews
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No Comment Lithuania border guards erect Belarus border fence Members of Lithuania's border guard have begun installing a barbed wire fence on the Lithuanian side of the border with Belarus, according to footage released by the Lithuanian State Border Guard Service -
No Comment Members of the Baptist community comfort families of 121 students kidnapped in Nigeria Dozens of members of the Baptist community gathered in Damishi on Friday to comfort and support the families of the more than 120 students kidnapped from a school earlier this week -
No Comment North Ireland loyalists light bonfires at start of marching season To mark the start of Northern Ireland's annual marching season, loyalist groups set alight huge bonfires across the province on Friday evening -
No Comment Survivor recalls horrors of Srebrenica Through tears and in between fraught silences, Devla Ajsic refuses to remain quiet any longer, as she walks around the eery former Dutch U.N. compound where she was sexually abused over 20 years ago -
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United Kingdom Ash Barty beats Karolina Pliskova in 3 sets to win Wimbledon The 25-year-old Australian, currently ranked world No 1, beat her Czech rival 6-3, 6-7 (4/7), 6-3. -
Spain Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announces government reshuffle Pedro Sanchez said the new government's "main objective will be the economic and social recovery of the country." -
Earth News Wildfires rage in Russia, Spain and the US amid high temperatures Forest fires have broken out in Russia's Chelyabinsk region near Kazakhstan and in north-eastern Siberia. -
USA Confederate statue at heart of violent white supremacist rally removed in Charlottesville Saturday’s removal of a statue of Gen. Robert E. Lee and another of Gen. Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson will come nearly four years after violence erupted at the infamous “Unite the Right” rally. -
USA Barricades come down on US Capitol as threat level lowered A wide security boundary complete with razor wire had turned the Capitol into a fortress for months. -
Italy G20 greenlights global corporate tax rate of at least 15% to stop 'race to the bottom' Finance Ministers meet central bankers at the G20 in Venice with a view to stopping multinational companies from shifting profits into low-tax havens. -
World News EU has received enough COVID-19 jabs to fully vaccinate 70% of adults, von der Leyen announces The Commission chief said in a statement that some 500 million doses will have been distributed to the 27 member states by Sunday. -
Nature China removes giant pandas from its endangered list The number of giant pandas living in the wild in China has now surpassed 1,800. -
Climate How churches are empowering communities to beat the effects of climate change in Zimbabwe With drought threatening food security in the capital of Harare, one sustainability programme is encouraging citizens to harvest their own water. -
Haiti 'We need help': Haiti's interim leader requests US troops “We definitely need assistance and we’ve asked our international partners for help,” Interim Prime Minister Claude Joseph said late Friday. “We believe our partners can assist the national police in resolving the situation." -
Destinations Four of Europe's best surf beaches to catch a wave Whether you are an absolute beginner or a seasoned surf expert there's something on this list for you. -
Mobility Carmakers hoarding semiconductors like 'toilet paper' risk prolonging the chip shortage Analysts warn that a desperate bid to replenish chip inventories as car sales recover is causing tension and leading to gaps in supply. -
Moments Puerto Rico is the birthplace of Piña Colada: Here's the story behind the popular cocktail On Puerto Rico’s National Piña Colada Day, we take a look at the island’s cocktail and coffee scene. -
Earth News Virgin Galactic space launch: Will the dawn of space tourism be an environmental wake-up call? As Richard Branson heads into space tomorrow with Virgin Galactic, and Jeff Bezos later this month with Blue Origin, Jeremy Wilks considers the impact of these trips on our own planet. -
Residences These French lighthouses are being turned into holiday accommodation along the Brittany coast In Brittany, France, some disused lighthouses are being converted into holiday rentals for sea lovers.