14 July 2021 | Euronews
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Albania Former Albanian police officer jailed for killing that sparked major protests A former Albanian police officer was given a 10-year sentence for fatally shooting a man during a COVID-19 curfew patrol in December. -
United Kingdom Northern Ireland: UK plans to end prosecutions for historical 'Troubles' crimes The government says the move reflects the poor chances of successfully prosecuting decades-old crimes, but families of people killed in the violence have called the plan a betrayal. -
South Africa South Africa struggles to combat unrest after ex-leader Jacob Zuma's imprisonment Dozens have died and more than 1,200 have been arrested amid weeklong unrest and looting sparked by the jailing last week of ex-President Jacob Zuma. -
Spain Spain's first national lockdown order was unconstitutional, rules top court Spain’s Constitutional Court has that last spring’s lockdown order by the government under a state of emergency was unconstitutional. -
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World News COVID-19 vaccines: Two doses needed to protect against Delta variant, says EMA The European Medicines Agency says two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine are needed to protect against the more contagious Delta variant. -
The Cube Naim Darrechi: TikTok influencer sued in Spain over unprotected sex claims Spanish authorities say they have "sued" TikTok influencer Naim Darrechi over claims he deceived women before having unprotected sex. -
France Protests in France over bid to restrict those without both COVID jabs Police used tear gas in several French cities to disperse the demonstrations. -
United Kingdom 'Devastating': Crops left to rot in England as Brexit begins to bite Brexit -- the effects of which kicked in at the start of the year -- means hiring migrant pickers from eastern Europe is now much harder. -
Travel News No more quarantine-free travel from the Balearic Islands: The latest on UK travel restrictions The Balearic Islands have been added to the UK's amber list, while Bulgaria, Croatia and Hong Kong have joined the green. -
Ecotech A ‘smart fabric’ is the newest scientific discovery to keep us cool in the heat Tiny particles of reflective material could be used to manufacture clothing that keeps people comfortable in high temperatures. -
Adventures Dubai breaks world record for deepest pool Deep Dive Dubai is the deepest pool in the world and it is expected to open at the end of July. At a depth of just over 60 metres, the inside diving experience is being revolutionised with underwater habitats, cameras, speakers and courses for every level. -
No Comment Activists call on Merkel, Biden for jab patents' end An advocacy group has called on German Chancellor Angela Merkel and US President Joe Biden to waive COVID-19 vaccine patents. -
Moldova Moldova's Sandu: 'We have all tools' to reform and stamp out corruption after election win Moldova's president speaks to Euronews three days after she won a huge mandate in Moldova's parliamentary election. -
Moments The 6 coolest destinations for stand-up paddle boarding in Europe Fancy seeing the sites from the water? Stand-up paddle boarding might be the perfect mode of transport for your next holiday. -
No Comment Heavy rainfall in Liège causes flash floods after river bursts banks In Mery, near Esneux, cars were swept away by flood water, as the wider province of Liege was placed under a 'red' alert level. -
Sweden Man convicted of stabbing several people in Sweden knife attack A 22-year-old Afghan refugee has been sentenced to life imprisonment for stabbing and injuring several people in Vetlanda in March. -
World News Carrot or stick? Which is best at pushing Europeans to get vaccinated? Some countries are now requiring health passes to access restaurants and travel in an effort to push citizens to get COVID-19 jabs. -
Earth News What are community fridges and how are they tackling food insecurity? Community fridges, where local residents come together to share supplies, have become a vital resource around the world during the coronavirus crisis. -
Sweden Swedish rappers jailed on kidnapping charges in major organised crime trial The well-known rapper Yasin has been convicted of involvement in a plot to kidnap a rival musician in 2020. Another rapper Haval, was also found guilty. -
Money What is the e-euro? Everything you need to know about the ECB's new digital euro project The European Central Bank has grand plans to create a digital version of the euro to rival Bitcoin and government-backed cryptocurrencies. Is there any space left for it? -
Travel News These are the 4 countries offering COVID-19 vaccines to tourists Countries outside Europe are planning to reconnect with tourists by offering them the COVID-19 vaccine as a perk of their stay. -
No Comment Protesters hold 'flash mob' rally in Yangon Demonstrators protesting against the military takeover of Myanmar held a quick march before dispersing on Wednesday in Yangon, the country's largest city. -
Travel News Italy to ban cruise ships from Venice to prevent the city from sinking The decision comes days before a UNESCO meeting which is proposing that Venice be added to the list of endangered heritage sites. -
Russia Russia rejects European Court of Human Rights order to recognise same-sex unions Russian authorities have dismissed a ruling by the European Court of Human Rights that same-sex unions should be acknowledged. -
Europe News EU wants to tax aviation fuel and phase out polluting cars by 2035 Brussels has announced a range of new laws to help reduce carbon emissions. -
My Europe Series In Lithuania, a surge of migrants provokes both fear and compassion “They come here for a better life. As a Christian, I believe we should help them,” said resident Kazimir Mikulevic. -
Belarus Activists detained amid raids at human rights NGOs in Belarus The Viasna human rights centre has stated that Belarusian security forces have searched its offices and arrested several activists. -
No Comment Small town in North California devastated by wildfire Beverly Houdyshell returned to her home this week in a small Northern California town to find nothing but ashes and debris. -
Earth News President Putin and John Kerry discuss climate change in phone call from the Kremlin Putin told US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate, Kerry, that dialogue on the climate should not be politicised, according to the Kremlin this week. -
Vatican Pope Francis leaves hospital 10 days after colon surgery Pope Francis was seen leaving the hospital on Wednesday, 10 days after undergoing planned surgery to remove half his colon. -
No Comment Brazil protesters call for Bolsonaro resignation Thousands of demonstrators marched in Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro Tuesday, demanding President Jair Bolsonaro resign over corruption charges and what they say is the mishandling of the COVID-19 pandemic. -
South Africa South Africa police minister says they won't allow rioters to make a 'mockery of our democracy' At least 72 people have been killed and up to 1500 injured as people riot in South Africa following the imprisonment of former President Jacob Zuma. -
No Comment Beirut blast relatives scuffle with riot police Angered by the lack of progress in investigating the cause of the massive Beirut port explosion, dozens of relatives of victims gathered late on Tuesday afternoon outside the home of caretaker Lebanese Interior Minister Mohamed Fehmi. -
United Arab Emirates Everything you need to know about world's deepest pool stretching down over 60 metres The pool holds 14 million litres of water, which is is the equivalent of six Olympic swimming pools. -
France Bastille Day: What are the July 14 celebrations all about? 14 July is full of fireworks and celebrations across France, but what is Bastille Day all about? -
Haiti Haiti seeks five fugitives as president killing probe deepens Police say they are tracking down five fugitives suspected in the killing of President Jovenel Moïse, including a former Senator and an informant for the US government. -
France Bastille Day: France observes national day under shadow of Delta variant France returns to its annual military parade down the Champs-Élysées after it was cancelled last year due to the pandemic. -
World News Migrant deaths on sea routes to Europe more than double, says new UN report Restrictions on humanitarian vessels combined with the absence of government-led search and rescue operations were among the main factors behind the spike, according to the International Organisation for Migration. -
World News US charges four in Iran plot to kidnap New York-based journalist US prosecutors accuse Iran of plotting to kidnap exiles, including prominent journalist and Tehran critic Masih Alinejad. -
Cuba Cuba confirms one man dead during anti-government protests Diubis Laurencio Tejeda, 36, died on Monday during a clash between protesters and police near Havana as thousands demonstrated against food shortages and high prices.