15 July 2021 | Euronews
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United Kingdom 'Most expensive' stamp in the world goes on display in London The British Guiana 1c Magenta is the only one of its kind to survive from the former British Colony. -
Russia Proekt: Russia outlaws investigative media outlet and labels journalists 'foreign agents' Proekt has previously published reports exposing alleged corruption and abuses by wealthy officials close to Russian President Vladimir Putin. -
Turkey Several people killed by flooding on Turkey's northeastern coast At least six people have been killed and two others are missing after heavy rain triggered floods and landslides near Turkey's Black Sea coast. -
Greece Sluggish start to tourism season in Greece Uncertainty over the Delta variant is blamed for the low number of visitors -
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No Comment 'Free the vaccine': Activists protest outside White House as Biden hosts Merkel Activists lay down body bags outside the White House ahead of a meeting between US President Joe Biden and Angela Merkel to protest the German chancellor’s opposition to Covid-19 vaccine patent waivers, which proponents say would vastly increase vaccine supplies to fight the pandemic across the worl -
USA Merkel meets Biden: Nord Stream and China on menu for Chancellor's farewell visit to US As the German Chancellor nears the end of a political career spanning four American presidencies, there are concerns over disagreements with the US. -
No Comment Syria rockets hit villages in last rebel enclave Syrian government rockets hit two villages in the last rebel stronghold in northwestern Syria on Thursday, killing at least nine civilians, including three children, rescue workers and a war monitor said. -
Lebanon Lebanon's PM-designate steps down after months of deadlock Lebanon’s Prime Minister-designate Saad Hariri stepped down on Thursday, citing “key differences” with the president after nine months of political wrangling that failed to put together a government for the crisis-ridden country. -
World News For every Viktor Orbán we need a Maia Sandu | View The result of Maia Sandu's party in the Moldovan parliamentary election is a miracle and a lesson in democracy, argues Romanian MEP Dragoș Tudorache. -
Earth News What role does climate change play in Germany's severe flooding? As high temperatures and severe rainfalls cause havoc across the globe, we take a look at what this means for the future of the climate crisis. -
Musica Juan Diego Flórez spellbinds Evian with a magical recital From Bel Canto and French Romanticism to Latin American melodies, Juan Diego Flórez shows all his facets at the French festival: 'Les Rencontres Musicales d'Evian'. -
Destinations Bulgaria and Croatia: Take a trip to the UK’s new green list additions Brits will soon be able to enjoy a quarantine-free stay in two new European green list destinations. -
Turkey Turkey dismisses Istanbul university rector months after protests Turkey's president has dismissed the rector of Istanbul's most prestigious university, whose appointment seven months ago led to student protests. -
My Europe Series Are Russia fears holding up Ukraine's bid to join NATO? Critics say Ukraine is not ready to join NATO - and even if it was, NATO does not want to be drawn into a conflict with Russia. -
Euronews Witness Euronews in Iran: What explains the comeback of hardline clerics to power in Tehran? Euronews spent a week in Tehran to hear what Iranians think of their country as it makes a hardline U-turn. -
Turkey Turkey's Erdogan hails 'victory for democracy' five years after attempted coup Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has hailed a 'victory for democracy' on the fifth anniversary of the attempted coup in 2016. -
Ecotech Do the world’s 2.7 billion gamers hold the key to solving climate change? The UN'S Green Game Jam initiative is bringing video gamers closer to the climate crisis. -
Netherlands Dutch journalist Peter De Vries has died of his injuries, says his family De Vries, known for his reporting about the criminal underworld, was shot in Amsterdam on July 6. -
Romania US helicopter hits lampposts during emergency landing in Bucharest A US Black Hawk military helicopter was forced to make an emergency landing in Bucharest due to a "flight incident". -
Earth News Man ‘stuck’ with 10,000 #FreeBrittany t-shirts after trying to make money from Britney Spears case Though the error may seem amusing, it speaks to a larger problem with fast fashion and activism. -
Home Airbnb raises violent crime rates in cities as long-term residents are pushed out, says study A new study found violent crime in Boston rose in areas home to the short-term rentals, even as crimes involving tourists remained at similar levels. -
Earth News Bosnia's billion-euro deal for China-backed coal plant under threat Backer General Electric announced that it would stop making coal-fired power plants as the U.S. focuses more on renewable sources of power generation. -
Tech News LSD and nicotine could be more important to healthcare than we think In this Rethink piece, Shane MacGuill, Nicotine & Cannabis global lead at Euromonitor International argues that illegal drugs including psychedelics could open the doors to more effective healthcare treatments. -
Europe News EU begins legal action against Hungary over anti-LGBT law The European Commission is contesting a controversial amendment that prohibits the depiction of homosexuality and gender reassignment to children. -
No Comment Firefighters catch python found on Bangkok park Parkgoers in Bangkok looking for relief from renewed coronavirus restrictions got a slithering surprise Thursday when a python as long as two of the Thai capital's ubiquitous motorbikes was spotted up in a tree. -
No Comment Soldier proposes to girlfriend at Bastille event As marching troops marked Bastille Day in Paris, a cadet from the Land Corps kneeled to propose in front of the spectating crowd. -
Europe News Poland judicial reforms are in breach of European law, court rules The European Court of Justice says that a new disciplinary regime for judges could enable political influence over the judiciary. -
World News Germany-Belgium floods: Death toll rises to more than 160 as water recedes The number known to have died has risen in Germany and Belgium after heavy rain caused rivers to burst their banks, sweeping away homes and cars. -
World News Employers can ban workers from wearing headscarves or religious symbols, ECJ rules The ruling from the European Court of Justice (ECJ) states that the ban "may be justified by the employer's need to present itself in a neutral manner to customers or to prevent social conflicts." -
Travel News Get into beach-based working with these 7 digital nomad destinations Fancy working from Mexico or Barbados? Well these paradise-like spots are offering 'digital nomad visas'. -
Italy What are porticoes and why could they be added to Italy’s list of UNESCO world heritage sites? Italy is already home to 55 UNESCO World Heritage sites. Now Bologna is in with a chance of getting its first. -
Afghanistan US to begin evacuating Afghans who aided American military The evacuation planning could potentially affect tens of thousands of Afghans. Several thousand Afghans who worked for the United States — plus their family members — are already in the application pipeline for special immigrant visas. -
Brazil Bolsonaro in hospital over persistent hiccups, no immediate surgery required Bolsonaro was stabbed in the abdomen during the 2018 presidential campaign which caused intestinal damage and serious internal bleeding and the president has gone through several surgeries since, some unrelated to the attack.